I have avoided dairy since I discovered my severe sensitivity to the food group back in High School. And while I also do not eat red meat, I do love a good chicken noodle soup, slices of turkey and sushi.
During this second week of the cleanse we are supposed to adopt a vegan-based diet. So no dairy. Not a problem. And no animal products. A bit of a problem because fowl and fish are a significant part of my diet (and I think they taste good).
However, I have fully embraced this chance to try out a vegan diet and I went out and bought a few beautiful vegan cookbooks to inspire me.
Tonight for dinner I made zucchini noodles from the Rawsome Vegan Cookbook by Emily von Euw.
The recipe called for two garlic cloves, but I think the whole family is wishing I had started out with half of one. Despite the overwhelming garlic breath after the meal, the dish was delicious and simple to make.
No cooking either! I went the extra mile and jumped straight to a meal completely comprised of raw food.
So far I am enjoying discovering a new way to eat and adding new recipes to my repertoire.
I love that you’re doing this, but veganism is *not* a diet. Cleansing the vegan way would be to remove all instances of animal exploitation from your life, forever.