Vegetarian - Revision history

Ladyadele at 07:46, 24 August 2008

2008-08-24T07:46:19Z

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	A vegetarian is someone who does not partake of any animal flesh.		A vegetarian is someone who does not partake of any animal flesh.

	There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[~~cook\|~~feastocrat]]s are understanding about varied [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.		There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat\|cook]]s are understanding about varied [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.

Ladyadele: Removed nonsense about vegetarians feeling left out

2008-08-24T07:45:50Z

Removed nonsense about vegetarians feeling left out

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			A vegetarian is someone who does not partake of any animal flesh.
	'''Vegetarians''' will most likely feel very left out at most [[SCA]] [[feast]]s. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving [[plate]], floating in a sea of delicious [[meat]]y, fatty juices.

	There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu~~. Alternatively some feastocrats will cause vegetables to be separately served, giving their [[populace]] a chance to taste vegies free from dead [[pig]] juice~~.		There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[cook\|feastocrat]]s are understanding about varied [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.

User 144 at 08:32, 14 February 2006

2006-02-14T08:32:37Z

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	'''Vegetarians''' will most likely feel very left out at most [[SCA]] [[feast]]s. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious ~~meaty~~, fatty juices.		'''Vegetarians''' will most likely feel very left out at most [[SCA]] [[feast]]s. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving [[plate]], floating in a sea of delicious [[meat]]y, fatty juices.

	There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu. Alternatively some feastocrats will cause vegetables to be separately served, giving their [[populace]] a chance to taste vegies free from dead [[pig]] juice.		There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu. Alternatively some feastocrats will cause vegetables to be separately served, giving their [[populace]] a chance to taste vegies free from dead [[pig]] juice.

Cian: spelling correction, I hope

2005-02-03T22:50:10Z

spelling correction, I hope

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	~~SCA vegetarians~~ will most likely feel very left out at most ~~feasts~~. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.		'''Vegetarians''' will most likely feel very left out at most [[SCA]] [[feast]]s. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.

	There are many period vegetarian recipes, mostly from religious [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu. Alternatively some feastocrats will cause vegetables to be separately served, giving their populace a chance to ~~tasge~~ ~~veg~~ ~~feree~~ from dead pig juice.		There are many [[period]] vegetarian recipes, mostly from [[religion\|religious]] [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu. Alternatively some feastocrats will cause vegetables to be separately served, giving their [[populace]] a chance to taste vegies free from dead [[pig]] juice.

Simoncursitor at 15:05, 3 February 2005

2005-02-03T15:05:40Z

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	SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.		SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.

	There are many period vegetarian recipes, mostly from religious [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.		There are many period vegetarian recipes, mostly from religious [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu. Alternatively some feastocrats will cause vegetables to be separately served, giving their populace a chance to tasge veg feree from dead pig juice.

Conrad Leviston: wikify

2004-11-25T04:32:58Z

wikify

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	SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.		SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.

	There are many period vegetarian recipes, mostly from religious fasting days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.		There are many period vegetarian recipes, mostly from religious [[fasting]] days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.

Morgant at 14:37, 23 July 2003

2003-07-23T14:37:39Z

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	SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.		SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.

			There are many period vegetarian recipes, mostly from religious fasting days, or Eastern cuisine. Most [[feastocrat]]s are understanding about [[dietary requirements]] - just give them plenty of notice to let them adjust the menu.
	Whoever heard of a vegetarian in medieval times anyway?

Newt at 00:50, 17 July 2003

2003-07-17T00:50:55Z

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SCA vegetarians will most likely feel very left out at most feasts. If you are vegetarian, the [[feastocrat]] will do his/her best to ensure there are some yummy veggie dishes, but most times you will most likely find there are mountains of [[meat]] with a small pocket of green [[vegetables]] tucked somewhere to the side of the serving plate, floating in a sea of delicious meaty, fatty juices.

Whoever heard of a vegetarian in medieval times anyway?