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Chicken Parmesan. Philadelphia cheese steak. BBQ Buffalo wings. Although the mere mention of these three classic meat meals is enough to tempt the palate of any lover meat, which have unexpectedly found a home in the culinary culture of New York City: the dining tables of vegan / vegetarian restaurants. Perhaps even more interesting that the way the pork believe soy is how restaurant customers react to their mixtures of beef and imitation.

At first glance, the menu Red Bamboo Soul Cafà © (with placements outside the campus of the University of New York at the West 4th Street and Sixth Avenue in Fort Greene, Brooklyn) would make any vegan visitor to do a double-take. It is only after you read the fine print under the name of each dish is evident that all items are made from soybean or wheat products. While the former carnivores trying to push their desires can come to this restaurant hungry for pork chops soy or sea-pies fish-flavored soy, some vegans avoid all meat recalls.

Alexis cut, a native Brooklynite who has been working in the Network of Bamboo in DeKalb Avenue, in Fort Greene two years, ranks the restaurant patrons in three categories: vegetarians and vegans authentic, recent converts, and "a lot customers who are trying out for the first time. "While she claims that head fake meat menu is too heavy, which states that vegans and Vegetarians are still the primary revenue base, because "they like, as a gift."

Erik Sutch, a junior at New York University and a vegetarian and spent one year veteran, has mixed feelings about "mock meat." "The reason I went vegetarian was away from fat, unhealthy foods, Sutch said. It is considered that the imitation meat meal to the detriment of a true vegan experience because they are often prepared in unhealthy ways the same meat can be cooked. For example, drink brand Red Bamboo (literally) and Soul's most popular chicken sandwich, which aims to mimic a fried chicken sandwich. A fried meat substitute, even a soybean product, is still fried.

Vegans have three main options when it comes to meat substitutes: tofu, tempeh and seitan. Either I have gone grocery shopping blocks are recognized as white soft tofu in vegetable or dairy aisles. Tofu is a soybean curd cheese with a texture similar. Tempeh, another soy product, is made from fermented soybeans into a cake. Often comes out with several seeds or grains, and is much firmer than tofu. Of these replacements, seitan is more like real meat (hence its nickname, "wheat meat"). Although it is made of wheat, when prepared seitan making the look and feel of the cooked meat. It is very high in protein, and is the most versatile of meats mockery.

While avoiding imitation Sutch meat (with the exception of lunch meat Tofurky), who sees the good side of red bamboo seitan disguise. "Many of the reasons that make it appealing to non - vegan dining, "said Sutch." It's good in a sense because that veganism will apply to vegan dining. "Due primarily to its menu imitation meat, Red Bamboo is a restaurant where he brings his meat eating friends when they come to town to visit, but rarely goes there alone.

For attendees who prefer vegan restaurant I'm not looking or taste like a duck, there are some options purist. Zen Palate, a vegan / vegetarian place with locations in Midtown and financial district, has a menu with the options of imitation meat free. Also, Angelica Kitchen on 11th Street and Second Avenue seitan served as is.

For some, the imitation of meat not even factor into the equation vegan. One of the biggest benefits of giving up meat and dairy products is to ensure a future better for the environment.

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