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WEBAug 23, 2024 · Cauliflower. Curries, crudités, salads, soups, bakes, fritters, tempura, ‘steaks’, mash and more – cauliflower is a great choice of vegetable in meat free cooking!
FAQs - Meat Free Monday
WEBThe life of a farmed animal is a short and unhappy one, culminating in a bloody end at the slaughterhouse. Choosing plant-based food is a compassionate step that helps prevent cruelty and suffering. From a Meat Free Monday perspective, the short answer to this is no. The 2017 report , by the Food Climate Research Network, explores whether beef ...
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Recipes - Meat Free Monday
WEBRecipes - Meat Free Monday. Filter recipes. Meal. Ingredients. Skipping meat for one day a week can reduce your annual carbon footprint. … by as much as not driving your car for a whole month! It can take 2350 litres of water to produce just one 150g beef burger. That’s enough water to fill 30 bathtubs or have a five-hour shower!
Global - Meat Free Monday
WEBMeat Free Monday One day a week can make a world of difference
College and university students - Meat Free Monday
WEBDec 4, 2020 · Students win meals for eating less meat. Since launching Meat Free Monday in 2019, Edinburgh Napier University has more than doubled the number of vegetarian and vegan dishes sold on Mondays! If your college or uni doesn’t already have one, start an eco society, or see whether the vegetarian/vegan group would get behind Meat Free Monday.
The Ultimate Nut Roast - Meat Free Monday
WEBTo start, soak the cashews in freshly boiled water and set them aside in a small bowl to soften. Prep the veg by finely chopping the onion, carrots, celery and leeks. Add a big glug of olive oil to a large saucepan and, once the pan is hot, start sweating down the onion, celery and carrots over a medium heat. Season well with salt and pepper.
Get involved - Meat Free Monday
WEBTry pouring a small amount of water into a saucepan (approx. 3 cm) and bring this to the boil. Put 400 g of washed and chopped kale in a colander and place this on top of the saucepan, covered. Steam the kale for 5-6 minutes. Meanwhile fry some chopped onions, garlic and ginger in olive oil. When the kale is ready, combine it with the onion mix ...
Facts and figures - Meat Free Monday
WEBA study carried out by Oxford University’s department of public health found that eating meat no more than three times a week could prevent 31,000 deaths from heart disease, 9,000 deaths from cancer and 5,000 deaths from stroke, as well as save the NHS £1.2 billion in costs each year. It can take up to 12 kg of grain to produce 1 kg of beef.
Why it matters - Meat Free Monday
WEBA study carried out by Oxford University’s department of public health found that eating meat no more than three times a week could prevent 31,000 deaths from heart disease, 9,000 deaths from cancer and 5,000 deaths from stroke, as well as save the NHS £1.2 billion in costs each year. Billions of animals are farmed and killed for meat each year.
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