I thought so. The recipe comment was from several years ago and didn't say anything else other than the (supposed) vegetarian family member loving the rice. If there was an option to reply to a comment I would point about that the rice is not vegetarian because the chicken cooks directly on top of it
Maybe some people are confused on what exactly vegetarianism is
OH GOD THAT SOUNDS GOOD...I wonder how teryaki stir fried hot d...never mind.Stir fry, because we had Chinese last night and we can't get enough of that wonderful stuff.
Lots of rice, beef, onions, peppers, and green onions will make this a good one!
There are as many permutations of "vegetarians" as there are varieties of Christians. Strict vegetarians, such a
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wouldn't consider a lot of them to be vegetarians at all, but who am I to judge? I'm a failed Vegan, having found out due to heart damage that I'm one of a scant handful of folks who MUST have animal protein, as we lack the enzymes that convert plant proteins to complete proteins. And no, soy is not "complete" for us.
I know others have already answered, but generally, the answer would be no. I wonder, though, if that family member is a kid/teen, and still eating what their parents cook, so compromises and eats the rice. Or, maybe doesn't even realize that raw chicken is placed on the rice before baking.The raw chicken is placed directly on the rice mixture in the pan and baked. The rice would absorb the chicken drippings and juice as the dish bakes. So the rice wouldn't be suitable for a vegetarian to eat, right?
If they eat chicken, they are not a vegetarian. Possibly a pollotarian, but not vegetarian.That's what I thought
I purraised your post, but not because of your toothpaste arteries. Why don't you join us over on the veg*n side once in a while?Yes, Italian. I dredged the chicken breast in flour and cooked it in bacon fat, so I went for a "healthy" dressing. With all the animal fat I use in cooking, I expect my arteries may look like toothpaste.
Vegetarian/vegan diets are generally thought to be healthier than diets that include meat, so I think sometimes people think vegetarians don't eat junk food. We do.
Maybe I'm a hypocrite, but I knowingly tried the new A&W Beyond Meat veggie burger even though I knew it is cooked on the same grill as beef burgers. I was so curious to know what it was like (it's delicious) that I convinced myself that there was no animal grease on the side of the grill my burger was cooked on. I know, pathetic.Exactly!
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In fact, if I go to a restaurant that serves burgers and the menu includes a veggie or black bean burger I will not eat it because it's cooked on the same grill as the hamburger meat burgers.
Maybe they just eat fries?
Oh yeah. A lot of people are. My job recently ordered in sub sandwiches for us. I asked the girl who was helping to set it up where they were getting them from. She said Publix (our local grocery chain) and then said they were getting italian, turkey and chicken. I asked what about the vegetarians? She said she was told that they got the turkey and chicken for them.I thought so. The recipe comment was from several years ago and didn't say anything else other than the (supposed) vegetarian family member loving the rice. If there was an option to reply to a comment I would point about that the rice is not vegetarian because the chicken cooks directly on top of it
I told her that vegetarians don't eat any meat. She went and told this to whoever was in charge of it all and they ended up ordering one without any meat. Good thing I asked. They wouldn't have had anything unless they took one of the others and removed the meat. Depending on how strict they are, that may not have worked either. 
I have no beef with soy (isn't that the most stupid thing you've ever read?OH GOD THAT SOUNDS GOOD...I wonder how teryaki stir fried hot d...never mind.
There are as many permutations of "vegetarians" as there are varieties of Christians. Strict vegetarians, such a
I have no clue what I'm having tonight, but NEXT MONTH, when I do my shopping, at least one night will inclued shrimp and grits. Found a really good and easy recipe in one of my cozy mysteries.
), but for me to be OK with soy it has to be prepared and fermented properly. It's a personal taste/preference thing. Vegetarian/vegan diets are generally thought to be healthier than diets that include meat, so I think sometimes people think vegetarians don't eat junk food. We do.
That former co-worker admits she pretty much eats just junk food and goes bar hopping every single night. And she eats calamari which she says isn't really meat
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Maybe some additional spices?
I wonder if people ever do that, make a mistake with a vegetarian's food and then just take the meat off without telling them.
I am sure they do. When I was vegan a co-worker told me that the soup she made did not have cheese. I ate the soup and then I got sick. She felt bad and then told me the soup did have cheese. I never trusted her again.
But she doesn't eat fish or anything else.
I am lucky enough to live in a very rural area, and can get my meat directly from small farmers whose animals all have names and are beautifully cared for up until the last moment, then dispatched quickly and as humanely as possible...well...except for the hot dogs...I am a vastly imperfect being.
UM...Last I heard, squids are still part of the animal kingdom, although I loathe and despise them. Octopuses I like quite well, but something about squids just squicks me out. I eat meat, but the idea of gnawing on a squid...BLECH.And she eats calamari which she says isn't really meat
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...Your chicken and green beans look yummy!
I have a big rule. I don't eat anything that's looking back at me.
Yes, I live in butte where they’re huge! My parents made them and they’re delicious.
It smells like awesome.
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How did the pot pie stew turn out?Yeah, I don't get her comment about calamari not being meat either
