Vegetarian Friendly
Yes, we
are a vegetarian friendly personal chef service. Whether you are Lacto-Ovo
Vegetarian (eggs, dairy), Lacto-Vegetarian (dairy), Vegan (no animal products),
or are a Semi-Vegetarian (sometimes include fish), we will follow strict
guidelines for your specific lifestyle, and eating goals. We include
vegetarian choices with all our service plans. You have the choice of
Conventional or Organic Groceries- choose the plan that works best for you.
We find that more and more of our clients are opting for some vegetarian dishes
in their eating plans, some because of health concerns, but mainly because they
are wonderful dishes that are well-balanced and flavorful. We have
Vegetarian
Menus with a wide range of dishes for each vegetarian option. The menus are
flexible and ingredients can be omitted, or added depending on your specific
diet, If at all possible, The Chefs of A Fresh Endeavor will also convert
recipes in any of our categories into vegetarian dishes.
Healthy, Nutritious, Home Cooked Meals- Custom Designed
to Suit Your Eating Goals and Lifestyle
A Fresh Endeavor Personal Chef Service
Serving All of Greater Boston Since 1999
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Some Products We Use
Quinoa-
(KEEN-wa) Ancient Peruvian grain
with a slightly nutty taste, and very high in protein. One of my favorites.
Kombu- (KOM-boo) A wide dark green sea
vegetable, used for soups, stews, and for adding flavor to legumes.
Kefir-
(KEE-fur) A probiotic fermented
drink that supports a healthy intestinal ecosystem. Tastes somewhat like a cross
between buttermilk and yogurt.
Tofu-
(TOE-foo) Soybean Curd.
The taste is somewhat bland but takes on the flavors of the dish, or marinade
being used for the meal. Soft, Firm, Extra Firm.
Seitan-
(SAY-tan) A chewy meat like food
that is high in protein. Made from wheat gluten. Great for chili, or stir fries.
Tempeh- (TEM-pay) Made
from cultured soybeans, and sometimes grains. Great to alternate with vegetables
on skewers.
- Where We Shop -
A Vegetarian Lifestyle
- Conventional or Organic Grocery Options -
