There are loads of duhlicious meals that just happen to be vegan, especially if you like Indian food. I eat like you, no all days have meat, and not necessarily deliberately. I've just discovered loads of recipes that I go back to time and again because I love them and they just happen to be veg/vegan. One thing I won't do is substitute vegan alternatives that look like meat, mostly because they're gross and you don't know what's in them. Many contain soya which I can't eat.There's no way she's pregnant with the booze she leathered on that cruise, to me I think she probably thinks all *fat* clothes are ugly and won't buy them, she's easily pushing a 20/22 an would rather dig out the maternity clothes (which barely fit) than admit to herself she's heavy an go buy the proper size because that would be admitting to herself she IS that size now
Also I don't get why they will go an eat the vegan options when they say they are trying to cut out meat, are they that unable to think outside of burgers? There are plenty of foods you can make that require no meat if you are trying to cut down, I myself try an keep all types of meat (chicken, pork, mince, beef etc) to around 3 days per week, 1 day is fish an the other 3 are completly meat free
Here's some ideas Gin for none meat, pastas (you can make a TON of different ones including all the pasta bakes), fratata, baked potato with fillings an salad, stuffed mushrooms, filo pastry garlic mushroom an jalapeño parcels, stirfrys etcs just because you want to eat meat free doesn't mean you need to go out an buy a vegan replacement
their lazyness over meals is ridiculous an the best of it is, most things I make are under 30mins with the meat free being under 20mins an somtimes even under 10mins, an they have 0 excuse for saying they can't make things because of how long it takes when they do NOTHING
In the UK, one of our grocery shopping delivery services have just launched this..... Jenn would be in her element!!