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Major Nikon

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34. Can does not mean it happens

Tue Apr 24, 2012, 11:10 PM

Apr 2012

As far as a case of mad cow coming from a chicken, I've never heard of this, but that's not to say it hasn't happened. Feeding cattle meat products is much more common overseas. In the US, the vast majority of beef cattle are raised on pasture land and only spend a few weeks before slaughter in a feed lot where they are generally fed grain. Some areas that don't have as much access to cheap grain are feeding table scraps in some feedlots, but this is not a source of mad cow disease.

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Help me create the perfect Vegan Burger!!! [View all] Taverner Apr 2012 OP

I would start with ground sirloin hack89 Apr 2012 #1

Agree, but add some pork fat and hold the tomatoe. ohiosmith Apr 2012 #9

+1 baldguy Apr 2012 #19

Unless you're talking about a German small landowner. Bucky Apr 2012 #24

And onion, lettuce, and mayo. n/t A Simple Game Apr 2012 #26

Bacon. rug Apr 2012 #2

Brown rice, portabello mushrooms, tempeh, garlic, onion . . . siligut Apr 2012 #3

You have to have a soft, fresh bun, a slice of onion, pickle chips, yellow mustard and ketchup too siligut Apr 2012 #4

Forget the entire concept and eat something else CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #5

I wonder if it would work if you ground up sticky rice and then cooked it siligut Apr 2012 #6

This recipe looks like a lot of work pokerfan Apr 2012 #10

Interesting that you grind dry beans and rice, then just add boiling water to make the patties siligut Apr 2012 #14

The foil thing should work TheCruces Apr 2012 #64

that looks like it could be good, once you've assembled all the ingredients. Flaxbee Apr 2012 #17

Faux meat is also why people think being vegetarian is so expensive TheCruces Apr 2012 #63

I would run to 5 Guys HappyMe Apr 2012 #7

There's one right across the street from my work OriginalGeek Apr 2012 #12

Cows are 100% pure vegan Major Nikon Apr 2012 #8

Do you know how Mendocino Apr 2012 #28

That's one way it can be spread Major Nikon Apr 2012 #29

Us regs only partially prohibit this. Mendocino Apr 2012 #33

Can does not mean it happens Major Nikon Apr 2012 #34

Even a cursory search on Mendocino Apr 2012 #37

Some feedlots feed their cattle all sorts of stuff you wouldn't imagine Major Nikon Apr 2012 #43

Neither Morningstar or Boca taste like cardboard. kwassa Apr 2012 #11

They taste horrible to me Taverner Apr 2012 #40

Which reminds me OriginalGeek Apr 2012 #13

Vegan burger is an oxymoron. Archae Apr 2012 #15

Not necessarily. kentauros Apr 2012 #30

Why do vegans insist on shaping the food they eat to look like meat? Cronkite Apr 2012 #16

because most vegans were raised to appreciate certain flavors / textures ... and were raised eating Flaxbee Apr 2012 #21

Good answer. nt siligut Apr 2012 #22

... flvegan Apr 2012 #23

Think about bread, and buns. kentauros Apr 2012 #31

Because I spent the first 18 years of my life eating meat? Codeine Apr 2012 #35

Probably because buns are round. jobycom Apr 2012 #52

Just eat meat. You're at the top of the food chain, fercryinoutloud. lastlib Apr 2012 #18

How are we at the top of the food chain? jobycom Apr 2012 #53

Yeah, but do they have an opposable thumb??? lastlib Apr 2012 #60

More bacteria than men have been to the moon siligut Apr 2012 #61

k MiddleFingerMom Apr 2012 #20

I'd start with an Amy's Kitchen veggie burger... GoCubsGo Apr 2012 #25

Blech. Archae Apr 2012 #27

With extra pink slime? Mmmmmm.... IndyJones Apr 2012 #41

Recipe: ohiosmith Apr 2012 #32

Why is everyone who posts to a vegan thread so determined to act like a dick? nt Codeine Apr 2012 #36

Can't speak for others. It's my gift. ohiosmith Apr 2012 #39

LOL! From one dick to another, fair enough, sir. Codeine Apr 2012 #47

Veganism and vegetarianism seems to be one of those wide divide topics siligut Apr 2012 #44

I don't think it has to be that absolute CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #55

I don't think it has to be that absolute either, but I have worked with people who do siligut Apr 2012 #59

For the same reason Ted Haggerty denounced homosexuality, maybe? jobycom Apr 2012 #54

I think they feel guilty about how badly they eat. kwassa Apr 2012 #56

The Boca vegan patties taste pretty good. Codeine Apr 2012 #38

What do you use for burger sauce? siligut Apr 2012 #45

I mix Vegenaise, ketchup, mustard, apple cider vinegar, a dash of olive and a dollop of dill relish. Codeine Apr 2012 #46

I haven't tried vegan Worcestershire sauce siligut Apr 2012 #48

Try marinated portobello mushroom caps, grilled nadine_mn Apr 2012 #42

My favorite marinade for portabello mushrooms (or any veggie, really) is... TheCruces Apr 2012 #65

Portabello, TVP, quinoa, and shredded carrot for starters. HopeHoops Apr 2012 #49

Add 25% Italian sausage (ground of course) snooper2 Apr 2012 #50

Costco has a very good Italian spice/herb blend siligut Apr 2012 #51

Trader Joe's Meatless Italian Sausages are really good. kwassa Apr 2012 #57

Dr. Praeger's California Veggie Burgers! queenjane Apr 2012 #58

Step one is beef. harmonicon Apr 2012 #62