If you're having, gulp, vegetarians over for Thanksgiving dinner, don't assume they will be happy with mashed potatoes and steamed broccoli. Make an effort on a few extra vegetarian friendly dishes to show your holiday spirit. Vegetable broth based soups, pumpkin pasta or stuffed squash would all be good options.
1hello - i notice a reoccurring anti-vegetarian sentiment in greendaily almost daily.. it is pretty consistent and while it is usually presented under the disguise of repetitive humor - i would really appreciate it if you would simply present the green news without blending it with your own personal issues.
thank you.
211-18-2008 @ 4:22PM
Sorry you are feeling offended. I didn't intend to offend people with this post, only to point out that if some of your Thanksgiving guests are vegetarians it would be a nice thing to offer them more than just random side dishes.
I know several people personally that are feeling rather worried over the idea that some people attending their Thanksgiving dinners are vegetarians and they are feeling unsure of what to serve because of that.
I can't speak for other writers here on Green Daily, but I am sure none of us were intending to be offensive.
411-20-2008 @ 11:14AM
It was more meant to imply the nervousness people might feel if they were unfamiliar with vegetarian cooking. Sorry for the confusion.
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