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Vegetarian Doggie – Video

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‘Test Kitchen’: How To Make Vegetarian Dishes Pop With A Little Umami

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Tomato paste gives the Potato Vindaloo its "backbone," "structure" and "depth," says America's Test Kitchen's Jack Bishop. "'You probably wouldn't identify it in the finished dish, but leave it out and you would notice the difference." Joe Keller/Courtesy of America's Test Kitchen hide caption

Tomato paste gives the Potato Vindaloo its "backbone," "structure" and "depth," says America's Test Kitchen's Jack Bishop. "'You probably wouldn't identify it in the finished dish, but leave it out and you would notice the difference."

Just because a meal is vegetarian doesn't mean it can't be "meaty." One trick to heighten the depth of flavors in plant-based dishes? Use ingredients that offer a pop of umami, say Bridget Lancaster and Jack Bishop of America's Test Kitchen, who have released the new cookbook The Complete Vegetarian Cookbook.

Umami (which means "delicious" or "yummy" in Japanese) is the name of the savory flavor in meat and fish and it's recognized as one of the five tastes, along with sweet, salty, sour and bitter. Umami "incites our taste receptors on our tongue to kind of pick up that savory note from foods," Lancaster, the executive food editor of the Test Kitchen, tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross.

And umami isn't limited to meat. Mushrooms, tomatoes and soy sauce are foods that are high in glutamates, which are the natural compounds that stimulate our umami receptors.

"As a whole, a lot of vegetarian foods, especially a while back, were kind of one-dimensional," Lancaster asserts. "They were a little bit sweet or a little bit bitter. Especially our main courses in this cookbook really satisfy a lot of the flavors on our palate."

Bishop, the editorial director of the Test Kitchen, says a favorite recipe of his in the book is the mushroom Bolognese.

It's the soy sauce, he says, that makes the flavor snap.

"You would think, 'Soy sauce in an Italian recipe?'" he says. "It doesn't read as soy sauce in the final dish. But again, it's adding more depth than if you were to just add an equivalent amount of salt. ... If you add soy sauce, you get salt and you get the glutamates."

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Vegetarian diet may lower colon cancer risk

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By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter

MONDAY, March 9, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- A vegetarian diet might cut your risk of colorectal cancer by 20 percent, a new study finds.

For fish-eating vegetarians, the protective link was even stronger, researchers said.

Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Screening efforts, including colonoscopy, have helped save many lives by detecting precancerous polyps, said the study's lead researcher, Dr. Michael Orlich.

"However, it is even better to prevent cancers from forming in the first place. We call this primary prevention," said Orlich, who is an assistant professor of preventive medicine at Loma Linda University in California. "Diet is a potentially important approach to reduce the risk of developing colorectal cancer."

The new study, which involved more than 77,000 adults, found that people consuming healthy vegetarian diets may have a lower risk of colon and rectal cancers than non-vegetarians, Orlich said.

"Our vegetarians not only ate less meat than the non-vegetarians, but also less sweets, snack foods, refined grains and caloric beverages," he said. And they ate more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans and nuts, he added.

Prior evidence has linked eating red and processed meats to a higher risk of colorectal cancer, and consuming fiber-rich foods to a lower risk, Orlich said.

Nevertheless, Dr. Alfred Neugut, professor of epidemiology at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City, said no one has identified with certainty why a vegetarian diet would reduce the risk for colon cancer.

It's not known whether there is something in vegetables that is protective or whether something in meat is harmful, he said.

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Easiest After Class Dinner for Vegetarian College Kids – Video

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Easiest After Class Dinner for Vegetarian College Kids
This is the easiest dinner to make for busy days!

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“Moroccan Salad Recipe” “Vegetarian Recipes” – Video

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"Moroccan Salad Recipe" "Vegetarian Recipes"
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Why Become Vegetarian Mr Hung – Video

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Why Become Vegetarian Mr Hung

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My Eats in a Day – Vegetarian / Vegan, Healthy – Video

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My Eats in a Day - Vegetarian / Vegan, Healthy
I hope this video provides you with some healthy eating inspiration or gives you some ideas of vegetarian /vegan foods that you would like to try out I love this pumpkin soup recipe, it...

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How to prepare Ragi Besan Ladoo – Indian recipes,Non vegetarian,funny hot recipes – Video

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How to Prepare Upma Pesarattu | Andhra – Indian | Pesarattu Breakfast Recipe | Vegetarian – Video

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How to Prepare Upma Pesarattu | Andhra - Indian | Pesarattu Breakfast Recipe | Vegetarian
Just Cook it - Today #39;s Recipe: UPMA PESARATTU -------------------------------------------------------------------- Upma Pesarattu | Andhra - Indian | Pesarattu Recipe | Vegetarian | Dosa Recipe,...

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Cabbage with Peas (Bund Gobi & Matar) Indian Vegetarian Recipe in Hindi with English Subtitles – Video

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Cabbage with Peas (Bund Gobi Matar) Indian Vegetarian Recipe in Hindi with English Subtitles
Cabbage with Peas is a very delicious side dish recipe prepared with cabbage (bund gobi), green peas and a mix of spices. It is very easy and quick to make. Cabbage with Peas is a healthy side...

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