#vegan seafood

[morethansalad]

Vegan Salmon with Lemon Dill Sauce

[zardyplants]

Easy Vegan Scallops And Garlic Sauce

[veggiewriter]

This is delicious! Definitely the best vegan shrimp we've tried so far. The texture is divine. It is expensive (of course) so it'll be more of a treat for us.

[i-am-kali]

I just made some delicious vegan shrimp lemon pasta with garlic and vegan cheese. This was so good 😍

[veganstrider]

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[vegan-nom-noms]

Teriyaki Tofu With Seaweed Belt (Vegan Teriyaki "Eel")

[typhlonectes]

Crabs are intelligent, sensitive animals — and some scientists wish we didn't boil them alive

Crabs seem capable of sentience. This makes it difficult to kill them humanely for food.

From the "Little Mermaid" character Sebastian to pet hermit crabs, people think crabs are wonderful — but some experts believe the way we treat crabs is downright barbaric. Like many other decapods (the class that also includes lobsters, shrimp, crayfish and prawns), crabs are a popular food item. It is common to prepare them by dropping them while still alive into a boiling pot, then cracking open their shells to suck or scoop out their tasty inner flesh. Of course, even if humans weren't regularly sending crabs to a boiling death, we have so polluted the oceans that crabs are losing their sense of smell and failing to develop healthy shells. In other cases, literally billions of crabs have disappeared due to climate change. Overall, it seems that humans are much kinder in practice to fictional crabs than to real ones. But scientists supposedly tell us that crabs are nothing more than stupid sea bugs. Is that truly the case? "I think we should separate the question of whether an animal is intelligent from whether they are sentient (i.e., can experience positive and negative feelings)," Dr. Andrew Crump, a lecturer in animal cognition and welfare at Royal Veterinary College, told Salon by email. "Intelligence isn't, on its own, relevant to the question of whether we should care about animal welfare. But sentience is. The human case illustrates this point — we don't think that people with lower IQs are less capable of suffering..."

[everythingwithwasabi]

Better Than Tuna Salad

[smellslikebot]

trying to brainstorm the worst possible username/online handle i could come up with that still technically describes me. i thought "The Linux Vegan" and "The Asexual Linux Vegan" were kind of funny but i'm not vegan so it's stolen valor 😔

[allthoseotherworlds]

Ahhh just had to ask at work if our holiday dinner get together thing could be moved to a restaurant that has a vegan option that is not just a salad

and now I'm anxious, because asserting needs is hard, and I don't want to be seen as a troublemaker or picky.

But I also don't want to be sitting there with my coworkers being the only one not eating because the only vegan option is a salad I can already tell I would not like (my sensory issues can tolerate quinoa, or edamame, but not both)

[morethansalad]

Creamy Brussel Sprout & Lime Rice Bowl (Vegan Version of Tiktok Viral Salmon Bowl)

[animalsoutloud]

[feroxs-kitchen]

Hello, I'm Ferox(Fair-ox)

20 years old, They/them and bisexual in a wonderful relationship with my husband stan.

This is my cooking/food/foraging blog.

Cooking is a big passion of mine, I've been cooking since I was 8, of course I started with Kraft macaroni and PB and J sandwiches lol. I've since grown an adventurous palette and am learning to cook without the use of measurements and just going by feel, feel free to give me recipe ideas I'm open to anything as long as I can get my hands on it. I'll try to give my recipes as I continue to blog:)

[letitiaswrightone]

Y are there eggs in a seafood boil?

[gojoest]

ai! what’s your favorite food/recipe? I realized I haven’t added you to the cookbook (my mutuals list) and everyone gets a designated recipe :)

sorin hiiii!!! your cookbook sounds so fun omg i would love to be part of it ^-^ choosing a favorite food is always sooo difficult for me :/ i just love so many stuff it’s hard to pick but i’m crazy for carbs especially rice and pasta!! i can eat my weight in those two t-t ALSO can we please count wine as food just for this once? can we do that bc i’m a huge wine connoisseur :< but if we can’t then i’ll have to go with my all time fave (and also my comfort food) that is “sarma”. it’s basically grape leaves stuffed with rice but you can also add minced meat and other ingredients if you feel like playing around with flavors but since i’m a pescetarian i have the vegetarian version always :3 IT’S SO GOOD !!!!

[vegan-nom-noms]

Vegan Fish Tacos