About Vegetate

About VegetateMain Entry: veg·e·tate
Pronunciation: \ˈve-jə-ˌtāt\
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): veg·e·tat·ed; veg·e·tat·ing
Early 17th century: from Latin vegetat- ‘enlivened’, from the verb vegetare, from vegetus ‘active’, from vegere ‘be active’
Date: 1605

intransitive verb a : to grow exuberantly or with proliferation of fleshy outgrowths b: to produce vegetation

Welcome to Vegetate! I started this blog as a way to showcase the vegan cooking that my husband Keith and I spend a part of our weekends doing.

Friends and relatives have often asked us what we eat since we are vegan. I’ve usually told them “Everything but animal products.”, which leaves all of the fruits, vegetables, grains, and legumes in the world at our disposal, and that is more than enough.

Taking photographs of the meals that we created using the plethora of amazing vegan cookbooks out there and showing them to our loved ones proved to be a more effective answer to that question.

I decided to take this one step further by creating the vegan cooking & food blog that you are now viewing.

To this blog I’m adding photographs of the meals that Keith and I have lovingly prepared at home, along with the names of the cookbooks that the recipes were derived from, recipe reviews, and cooking tips.

Cookbooks don’t always have photos of every recipe, so I wanted to share pictures of our meals with you in case you were wondering how a recipe from a particular vegan cookbook without a photo might turn out if you prepared it at home.

Please check back often, as this is an ongoing project that will be updated regularly.

If you’d like to learn more about the vegan cookbook that we used a particular recipe on Vegetate, as well as where to purchase it, click on the Vegan Cookbooks button at the top of this page.

If you’d like to learn more about vegan organizations and to check out other vegan blogs, please click on the Vegan Links button at the top of this page.

To read the story of my transition to veganism, click here.

Thank you very much for taking some time out at Vegetate. I hope to see you here again soon!

Warmest Wishes,
Linda Kocsis

10 thoughts on “About Vegetate

    • Hi Purple Cobwebs (what a great pseudonym!),

      Thank you for the great comment and for following Vegetate, I really appreciate it.

      I am sure your dishes turn out beautifully, too! :)

      Best Wishes,
      Linda

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