what's the point of quorn?

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Motobecane

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I've got plenty of friends who claim to be 'mostly' vegetarian. They used to be fully vegetarian but these days they eat the occasional bit of chicken or pig... but for some reason, the seem to continue to take great pride in supposedly not being a meat eater, when they bloomin well are. If you eat meat only 10% of the time, then you're not a vegetarian. And you're no more an 'occasional' vegan than i am... so it's time you stopped deluding yourself :okay:

They have a new trendy name: Flexitarians. Its true!
 
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If I was a chef, I'd make it as required. I'm just a cook though, so I usually get it in a jar with ingredients listed on label, like the "chef" above.

Though, honestly, if he doesn't know pesto contains cheese, I don't think he even reaches the status of "cook". "Microwave operator", perhaps?
You do know that you can make it in batches and keep it in jars?
 
Yet doing so would mean you're not a chef, apparently.
<sigh> The "chef" bought the jar out to "prove" it was vegan. The only way it could do that is for it to be a jar that had a list of ingredients on it.
 

srw

It's a bit more complicated than that...
The last time I made something that I'm going to call pesto, even though I'm sure a pedant will have a fit when he discovers it was made with wild garlic from the garden rather than basil, I made about enough for the meal I was cooking. With the benefit of a cheap hand food processor it's easy enough to make that there's no point in storing it, and like much fresh food the flavour deteriorates so it's better to make it fresh.

In fact there was a bit left over, so it went in a bowl in the fridge and then into a plastic tub so that I could transport it.
 
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<sigh> The "chef" bought the jar out to "prove" it was vegan. The only way it could do that is for it to be a jar that had a list of ingredients on it.
My comment was aimed at your suggestion that a person cannot be a chef if they get sauce from a jar.
 
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User482

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The last time I made something that I'm going to call pesto, even though I'm sure a pedant will have a fit when he discovers it was made with wild garlic from the garden rather than basil, I made about enough for the meal I was cooking. With the benefit of a cheap hand food processor it's easy enough to make that there's no point in storing it, and like much fresh food the flavour deteriorates so it's better to make it fresh.

In fact there was a bit left over, so it went in a bowl in the fridge and then into a plastic tub so that I could transport it.
Each to their own. I always prefer to make a double quantity and keep the rest. In a jar.

Anyway, must go. I need to make some sauce.
 
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