4 Simple Meals I Eat All The Time - which you HAVE to try 

Totally agree with you....

Agreed! I use a lot of Gaz's recipes in my meal prep now, but was a little intimidated by them early on. I think the key is to just go into cooking with an open mind and be flexible with your ingredients :) It's not as hard (but just as delicious) as you think!

@@lengray7401 ...exactly....and watching him has encouraged me to be creative and learn to substitute stuff too.

Are you one of those “broke” students whose parents owe 3 houses and 5 cars and helps their kids out? 😒

Absolutely not. I don't owe you my life story but I can assure you, absolutely not.

Wow

When some people say vegetarian they mean vegan. Noticed it varies from area to area. I have been pure vegan for 57 years this November. I love this food it's the way I used to cook and I got hurt and then I got lazy. Watching this I see it's no harder than how I have been eating! It's just stopping and thinking before you put things together. Not taking away from what you do because you have a flare for it. It's beautiful it is very motivating. And that is how I used to eat grains except for I had whole barley. Hulled but whole. It is much harder to find now. Pearl has been rolled until they germ in the middle is gone and that's where the nutrients are. I've lost a lot of my contacts for food cuz I cooked for many. When I get resettled I will probably start finding people who carry the Whole Foods again. Thank you so much for this video💜

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Exactly 😍😍

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Riiighhht?! Gaz is a hottie!! Fa sho!

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😂🤣😂 Same

Inspired by you ❤️

This! ⚡️👏🏽

Ha! Gaaaaaay!

And the tender sound in his voice when talking about kale ❤🌱😂

That was funny! 😂

Thank you ❤️

Glad you enjoyed ❤️

How much Sriracha did you use? They were burning off my mouth! It looks like, to me, he used more like 1 tbsp but the written recipe calls for 3?

👀 what about massage??! 💆‍♀️ I personally couldn’t live without massage 💞

@@VeganLiving247 oooo truuuue! I do love massages 🤍

I came straight to the comments to see if anyone else quoted that 😂😂

Seems an especially odd thing to say at the END of quarantine…

Massages are the best!,, I used to have one every week and the one giving the massage was expert and thorough. It was more than wonderful!!!

Thank you 🙏🙏

Yup, such a great balance! Well edited videos ☺️👌🏽

@Silverlady definitely give it a go! There is good and bad tofu and it’s all about the seasoning and preparation. Even after being veggy for so long I get disappointed once in a while but in the rest of the time I’m a big tofu lover! It also became more tasty with the time I have the feeling. :)

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Me too 😖

Unless it’s a bad bitch or the wifey

@@thebizness5596 Lol I’m dead

I hope you’re finding it okay! Vegetarianism is a great start :)

Whoohoo! Great job you're doing amazing

I know 😝 I’d be ashamed to show G what I think a quick lunch is. But for real, I learn to mix ingredients better w/this channel.

I was thinking that! But I love watching his channel and getting ideas.

True ..they are all complicated!

🤣 so true

He doesnt say fast ;) but it is just not so difficult. Only problem sooo many steps and many ingredients. But so worth it. This makes vegan heavenly delicious even for a carnivore like me;)

Absolutely everyone has a “proper” kitchen. I loved the greenery in this one.

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 Good question.. 🤔 I think that it's easier for people who transition from eating meat to eating plant based foods, so you know what the food is like. Tofu balls would be better, I guess, but it might scare the newbies off. 😉

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 🤣 Well, it doesn't feel like a cult to me, but everyone does it in their own way, I guess. It is quite a transition though, to change all those habits you grew up with. It does take some time and effort. It's more than just eating vegetables.

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 • You assume that every vegan sees and does things exactly the same way. That is a misconception. In all believes there is the possibility that people get blinded by how they see things, but that doesn't automatically apply to all vegans. • Your second misconception is that vegans believe that no animal may ever die. It is about ús not intentionally hurting or killing animals. That nature has its own balance that we all have to appreciate and respect is not even a question. • Plants do have a certain amount of consciousness, but they don't have a sense of self and they don't feel pain. Holding a knife in front of a living pig or in front of a carrot is quite a different experience. One can express fear and pain and tries to save himself, while the other just lies there peacefully. :-) Besides that, plants provide all the nutrients a human being needs. That's probably not a coincidence. Most plants even provide more protein than animal foods, so I believe we found misconception number 3. • Also plants don't cause diseases such as diabetes, cancer, cholesterol problems, heart diseases, etc. like meat, dairy and eggs do. A plant based diet can actually reduce the risk of all those illnesses. So do we really need animal foods to survive? Or were they needed in a certain period of time in history and might it now be time to change our ways again? I haven't even mentioned yet the effects of producing animal foods on climate change, on habitat destruction, on poverty and hunger, on the loss of biodiversity, etc. I don't doubt that you love animals and nature. I'm glad that you do. And maybe because you do, it might be time to look at your habits from a new perspective..

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 Haha, sorry, I like to make things neatly. 🙈 I'm just trying to substantiate all your points. • I've read about the fascinating world of trees. It's amazing how they connect with each other. That doesn't mean they feel pain though. They haven't got a nervous system like us animals and from an evolutionary perspective it would be quite cruel if plants can feel pain, but are in no way capable to save themselves. But you're right, I can't say I réally know, it's information that I've assumed is true. I guess we all really know very little in the end. I do wonder what's your point with this. 'Plants feel pain, so it is okay to inflict pain on animals?' What are you actually trying to point out? • I never claimed that veganism is superior, more advanced or more conscious. I think that the fact that you bring this up says a lot about how you look at veganism. • I don't believe all vegans think like me. I actually pointed out earlier that there are a lot of differences between vegans. The basic philosophy of veganism is 'not intentionally hurting or killing animals'. After that you'll find that everyone has their own look on things and one takes this further than the other. • Look, I'm not trying to convert you. Live how you want to live, make your own choices. You ask me questions and challenge me to explain things, so I do this to the best of my knowledge. Of course I hope it invites you to think about things, but if not, then fine. But why áre you here asking these questions? If you are so sure that your way of living is 'right', then why are you on a vegan RU-vid channel challenging someone who is vegan for a debate? I wonder if you're actually trying to convince me or yourself.. 🤔

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 • Well, I'm not here to judge either, that's why I wrote 'right' within quotation marks. :-) • You call it a conversion attempt, I call it an open invite, a suggestion to challenge your own habits and believes. There is some science to back up my claims, so these aren't just my ideas. But I'm totally fine with people not being vegan. I wasn't always vegan either. We all do things at our own pace. • So, if I understand you correctly, you were trying to trigger me, so that you can point out how blinded I am by my own believes/ego? How is this not the same thing you're accusing me/vegans of? Pointing out how they're 'wrong' and you're 'right'? I see where you're getting at and I don't judge. Trying to be completely free from judgment and ego is almost impossible. We all fall into that trap numerous times. But I hope that you can see that you have a very biased view of vegans. You just assume that all vegans would react the same way and that they all think alike. And you intentionally trying to trigger them and then pointing out how they're stuck in their own belief system is nothing but an egotistic act as well, right?

@@IllustrateLawYT wow! Thank you very much. It helped a lot! ❤️🙏🏽

Me too please