Pretty much as soon as someone finds out I'm a vegetarian they wait a tiny bit and then ask me what I eat. It's probably one of the questions I am asked most often.
You would think by now (about 7 years) I'd have an awesome answer. I still don't. I usually just shoot down the common misconception that vegetarians can and do only eat pasta and salads. I mean, honestly, I'm not a huge fan of pasta and I like salads, but not all the time.
I know a lot of vegetarians are fake meat connoisseurs and yay for them. I'm not really. Sometimes I really enjoy them, but usually I just throw something together (it's much cheaper that way).
All this to say this was my breakfast this morning:
So so good! Yellow squash, onion, mushrooms, tomato, spinach all sautéed together in some olive oil. So quick, easy, and delicious.
And in case you care, I counted the calories. Just over 100. I was surprised. I mean that's a lot of food for just over 100 calories.
p.s. This is just me and my experience. Let's not generalize and group all vegetarians together.
You would think by now (about 7 years) I'd have an awesome answer. I still don't. I usually just shoot down the common misconception that vegetarians can and do only eat pasta and salads. I mean, honestly, I'm not a huge fan of pasta and I like salads, but not all the time.
I know a lot of vegetarians are fake meat connoisseurs and yay for them. I'm not really. Sometimes I really enjoy them, but usually I just throw something together (it's much cheaper that way).
All this to say this was my breakfast this morning:
And in case you care, I counted the calories. Just over 100. I was surprised. I mean that's a lot of food for just over 100 calories.
p.s. This is just me and my experience. Let's not generalize and group all vegetarians together.
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