Sourdough w/houmous, pomegranate sauce, dukkah and coriander.
I’ve found the last week of the challenge a little more difficult, as I’ve had less time to cook, meaning my meals have been less creative. Although I can easily make vegan versions of my fave weekday veggie meals – removing egg from stir frys, swapping dairy to vegan cheese on pasta – the changes I make often make the meals less tasty.
Sacrificing my enjoyment of my food for my morals is something that I find really tests my commitment. Perhaps if I can find some more vegan meals that are delicious in their own right, instead of trying to veganise veggie ones, I might find the challenge slightly easier. So for the rest of the month I’m going to ensure I’m alloting extra time for this.
Ultimately, though, it is a nice feeling knowing that I’ve been eating with more integrity. I wouldn’t say I’ve noticed any physical benefits, apart from perhaps clearer skin, however, knowing I’m acting in better alignment with my values/morals feels good.
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cCHANGE Team commented on Day 22: Day 22 3 years agoHi Maria, Leonie here. Day 30! Congratulations! How has your challenge been going lately? Have you managed to integrate more vegan meals into your life? Were you able to give cooking a bit more time? It would be wonderful if you could give us a little update now at the end of the 30 days. What did you learn about yourself? About change? It doesn't have to be long and it doesn't have to be perfect, if things didn't go to plan. Thanks for joining the challenge and reflecting on what it takes to make change. It's been very inspiring following you and looking at the beautiful food pics. Hope to see you at the wrap up on Friday. Warm wishes, Leonie Respond
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