Mexican Vegetables

Is this mexican chocolate cocoa vegan?

Abuelita..it is a authentic mexican chocolate drink mix..It is 100 calories. Ingredients: Sugar, chocolate processed with alkali, soy lecithin, vegetables oil (palm, shea nut and or illipe nut) artificial flavor, pgpr (Emulsifier)
Well off course I am not going to mix it with cow milk, I do not eat animal products so i will mix it with soy milk..

How strict are you about sugar? It’s probably a refined sugar, and may or may not be processed with animal bone char. That’s the only questionable ting I see. Other then that it’s vegan.

Mexican Vegetable Rice

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Vegetables $19.99 A definitive guide to cooking with vegetables, with essential information on buying, preparing and cooking the vast range now available, from one of the most trusted and knowledgeable cookery writers working today. With more access to quality vegetables than ever before through organic boxes, farmers" markets and a greater range in supermarkets, more and more of us are moving vegetables centre-stage in our cooking. Sophie Grigson shows that whether we eat fish and meat, or are a vegetarian, vegetables are no longer just an accompaniment. Organised according to vegetable type, Vegetables is packed with information and personal anecdotes from Sophie – from her tips on how to buy Jerusalem artichokes to her passion for hard-to-find chervil root – together with advice on how to buy, prepare and cook each type of vegetable. A range of recipes showcase each particular vegetable, from Wild Garlic and New Potato Risotto to Japanese Cucumber Salad to Crisp Slow-Roast Duck with Turnips. Recipes encompass the familiar as well as the more innovative, with both vegetarian, meat and fish dishes fully represented, ranging from soups and starters to full-blown main courses. This definitive book is a great read as well as a recipe source book that is deserving of a place on every cook"s shelf. Includes: ROOTS – from Jerusalem artichokes to yams, including potatoes and carrots SHOOTS AND STEMS – from asparagus to fennel FRUIT – from aubergine to tomatoes SQUASHES – from cucumber to winter squashes PEAS AND PODS – from bean sprouts to peas ONION FAMILY – from leeks to onions FLOWERS AND BRASSICAS – from globe artichokes to cauliflower GREEN AND LEAFY – from pak choi to spring greens SALAD LEAVES – from watercress to purslane

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