Sept+Oct 2008



Bust out your fanciest apron, throw open wide the pantry doors, and fire up as many burners as you’ve got: our September+October Food issue is here! We’ve packed recipes of every stripe and style into this tastily tantalizing issue, and hope you have a few weeks of vacation time blocked off to spend in the kitchen. Joining our already-stellar food lineup we have the winning recipes from our first-ever Reader Recipe Showdown, a handy guide to veg-friendly cooking schools, and a brand new column by Terry Hope Romero. These are just a few of the standout features you’ll find inside.

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VegInDepth: A Closer Look at Intriguing Topics

Faux Meat Revolution
A brief history of meatless eats

Good To Go
The future of fast food

The Hidden Cost of Subsidies
How farming subsidies determine what we eat

VegNow: Keeping You Informed on All Things Veg

News Beet
Veg happenings around the globe

News Beet Extra
The foie-gras ban gets banned

Reader Spotlight
One reader’s 15 minutes of fame

Veg Au Courant
Gay-rights and animal-rights: made for each other

VegLifeStyle: Helping You Enrich Your Veg Life

Food
Restaurant Review: Napa’s Ubuntu
Reader Recipe Showdown Winning Recipes! (Cinnamon Rolls + Potato Fusion Dumplings + Raw Teriyaki Noodles)
Greek Godsends (Garlicky Skordalia + Eggplant Chips)
Viva Argentina! (Chimichurri Sauce + Carbonada con Seitan)
Heavenly Autumn Cake with Vanilla Buttercream
Taste Test: Back-to-School Breakfasts

Travel
Veg escape to Denver
Veg vacation to Chile

Lifestyle
The not-sweet side of sugar substitutes
Dan Piraro’s new diets
The dark work of Sunny Taylor
VegBiz: Dr. Cow’s Cheesy Takeover
What’s in Your Fridge: Joshua Katcher

Media Reviews
Dakota
Quantum Wellness:
Skinny Bitch: Bun in the Oven
Strategic Action for Animals
The 30-Day Diabetes Miracle Cookbook

PLUS all of the usual … Edgy Veggies humor, global event calendar, letters to the editor, classifieds, photos galore, veg marketplace, and much more.

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Up next in our Best of Vegetarian Issue: The 2008 Veggie Awards, The Great Hemp Debate, The Annual Holiday Gift Guide, and much more.
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