The word "vegan" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective used to describe a person who does not eat or use animal products, such as meat, eggs, dairy, and honey. Example sentence: My brother is vegan, so I always make sure to get him vegan options when we go out to eat.
This column was amended on 27 January 2015 to adjust the amount of coconut required in the Coconut and semolina yoghurt cake, and to remove a reference to the Tropical Bounty tart as being vegan.
Recipe supplied by David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl, greenkitchenstories.com A vegan and gluten-free dish inspired by two Swedish classics: saffron buns and meatballs.
But I would make them these delicious vegan dinners from stuff we'd forage, and we'd sit around and talk about nutrition and literature, and how we were going to change the world.
After downing a portion of vegan tagine and some homemade cake, I asked how far we'd come.
The recently overhauled cafe space is a charming place for brunch, offering interesting dishes such as a breakfast cheese platter and a vegan salad served with cashew hummus.
Fondamenta Nani 992, Dorsoduro, +39 041 522 7911, on Facebook, closed Sunday Near the lush garden walkway that leads into the Biennale of Art, the Spighe is an oasis of healthy eating, offering organic, vegetarian and vegan fare, created by the bubbly Doriana Pressotto.
"And we're a vegan organisation, so we sit on pleather couches, wear stylish vegan kicks and consider fish friends, not food.
As I keep saying about my new cafe, literally anyone can be vegan.
The government has been tightening controls in the far-western region in response to a wave of terrorist attacks by Uighurs, most of whom are Muslims.Hillary dips her toesHillary Clinton took her husband, Bill, to a Democratic Party event in Iowa, where the vegan ex-president had to fry steaks for other people.
Volkert van der Graaf, a vegan animal-rights activist accused of Mr Fortuyn's shooting, has yet to make any statement on what motivated his action.
HE IS a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, but George Church is also a vegan, cannot hold a tune, gave up driving due to narcolepsy and suffers headaches after running.
