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EVENTS
RESTAURANT GUIDE
VEGETARIAN LIFE
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Vegetarian Society of South Jersey
Calendar of Events, 2007
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- Vegan = No Meat, Dairy, Eggs Or
Honey.
- For
all potlucks: Each individual in your party (with the
exception of
children under 12) brings a Vegan (No Meat, Dairy, Eggs, Gelatin or
Honey) dish
to share that will feed at least 6 people. If you are uncertain as to
"what"
to make/purchase,
please contact Terri at warm@comcast.net or 609-937-2141.(We request
vegan
dishes so that all types of vegetarians may enjoy the food.) Please
bring your
own place setting and recipe (or list of ingredients) also.
- Make checks for events payable to "VSSJ" and mail
them to Tammy Klein, 442 Paddock Court, Sewell, NJ 08080.
- Contact Myrna At 1-877-WWW-VSSJ for additional
information, directions or to volunteer.
- Please check your e-mail on the day of the event for
the possibility of cancellation. If you're not on our yahoo
e-mail list, please visit our
website at www.vssj.com to add your name.
- Please bring your own plate, cup and utensils (if
possible --we will have extra) to promote recycling.
The Philadelphia Phillies; Citizens Bank Park will be offering Smart Dogs and Gardenburgers (both vegan) on the menu this coming season!
Sat, Dec 8; 7pm
CHRISTMAS PARTY & WHITE ELEPHANT
Oasis Grill Mediterranean Restaurant
2431 Church Rd, Ste A2, Cherry Hill, NJ. (856) 667-8287.
Join us for a fun party at this wonderful restaurant.
Please bring a “white elephant” (something gently used
or new to give as a gift). We will also have a raffle.
Please RSVP by Dec 1 to Carol at
carolyngithens@yahoo.com or 1-877-www-vssj.
Mon, Dec 31; 9pm
ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S EVE POTLUCK PARTY
Marlton, NJ.
Join us for the
annual New Year’s Eve party at our president’s house.
Please bring a potluck dish to share. Call Janet
at 856-596-3269 for details.
Events 2008
Wednesdays, Beginning January 30, 2008
8 sessions: 7:00pm-9:00pm
VEGAN COOKING CLASSES
Gloucester City High School Community Education
1300 Market St (Classroom C24), Gloucester City, NJ
08030
Learn to cook low fat, healthy and economical
vegetarian meals. Find out how to get protein and
calcium from vegetables, grains and legumes (using no
dairy products or eggs) and discover how to use tofu
in recipes.
Call 856-456-4250 x2153 to register.
Saturday, January 26th • 11 am – 3 pm
Cooking Class - Fantastic Seitan
Learn to make your own seitan at home and
how to create fantastic dishes from your homemade seitan.
Since seitan is high in protein and it can have a firm texture,
many people like to use seitan as a meat substitute.
Regardless of whether you are vegetarian or enjoy a bit of animal food
it’s nice to have an alternative to animal protein in your repertoire.
Unfortunately, most of the seitan on the market is improperly
prepared and difficult to digest.
Making your own seitan is quite easy, it stores well both in the fridge and the freezer.
*A note to those who came to the class a few months ago:
I have a completely new way of making seitan that
creates a succulent, melt in your mouth texture.
Menu:
Seitan meat balls with spaghetti and fresh tomato basil sauce
Barbeque seitan strips
Stuffed seitan cornish hens
Tempura seitan and vegetable kabobs
Seitan Sausage
Saturday, February 16th • 11 am – 3 pm
Cooking Class - Pickle making
Daily consumption of fermented foods (ie: pickles) is essential
for maintaining our health.
These are the true probiotics that create good digestive bacteria and enzymes
and establish health.
Making homemade pickles is easy and they are a delicious addition to
lunch or dinner
Menu:
Kim chee
Easy Cucumber Dill Pickles
Japanese style Pressed Chinese Cabbage Pickles
Pickle Jar: Onion, Green Bean, Cauliflower and Carrot with Herbs and Spices
Daikon with Shoyu and Ginger
Rice Bran Pickles
Umeboshi Pickles
A light meal will be served in this class.
Sunday, March 16th 11 am – 3 pm
Cooking Class - One Pot Meals
Get the most out of your cooking time and keep your meals
simple with wonderful one pot meals.
Menu:
Seitan and Tempeh Shepherd’s Pie topped with Creamy Millet
Fried Rice with Vegetables and Tofu
Nabe Style Cooking
Vegetable Paella
Tofu-Mochi-Noodle Vegetable Frittata
Registration:
Register at least two weeks in advance of the class. The earlier
the better. Class size is kept small to be able to give personalized attention
to the students.
To register notify Marilyn by email or phone that you plan to
come.
Email: the.nourishingwell@verizon.net
Phone: 610-853-2052
Send payment to:
The Nourishing Well
505 Darby Road
Havertown, PA 19083
Payment must be received two weeks prior to class.
http://www.thenourishingwell.com.
the.nourishingwell@verizon.net
610-853-2052
Individual Class Price: $75
Two Classes: $142
Three or More: $68 per class
To receive class discounts payment must be received in advance.
Week of class: $85
HOLISTIC HOLIDAY AT SEA V
Sunday March 30 to Sunday April 6 2008
A 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise that includes
lectures, workshops and cooking classes. Enjoy
gourmet, vegan/macrobiotic meals and desserts.
Onboard:
- Ann Gentry (author and restaurant owner),
- Christina Pirello (TV cooking show, author),
- Dr. Neal Barnard (PCRM),
- Dr. Haruo Kushi (macrobiotic), and
- Yogi Amrit Desai.
Presented by A Taste of Health and Vegetarian Times.
Information:
1-828-749-9537
http://www.atasteofhealth.org.
Past Events, 2007
Sunday, January 21, 2006 4:00 P.M. to 6:15 P.M.
EIGHTH ANNUAL CHILDREN'S PARTY
Newfield Terrace Community Center
New Jersey Avenue in Franklin Township, Located between Malaga and Newfield.
It is reached from Grubb Rd which runs between Blvd. or US Rt. 40 & Delsea Dr. Turn on Spruce St. and turn left at end of Spruce.
Hall phone 856/694-0548.
Call 856-456-4250 x2153 to register.
Calling Vegetarian Neighbors and parents for foods
for the children and all. For children up to age 12.
Registration: Call Lois Dinshah - 694-3025.
(Early registration recommended!)
Suggested donations: Adult $2, Child $1, Family $5.
Tuesdays Beginning January 30, 2007
8 sessions: 6:45pm-8:45pm
VEGETARIAN COOKING CLASSES
Gloucester City High School Community Education
1300 Market St (Classroom C24), Gloucester City, NJ 08030
Learn to cook low fat, healthy and economical
vegetarian meals. Find out how to get protein and
calcium from vegetables, grains and legumes (using no
dairy products or eggs) and discover how to use tofu
in recipes.
Call 856-456-4250 x2153 to register.
Sunday, February 11 at 5:30 P.M.
VEGETARIAN NEIGHBORS WINTER SOUPS POTLUCK
Newfield Terrace Community Center
Donation requested.
Call Lois for info at 694-3025
(see the Eight Annual Children's Party activity of January 21 for directions)
Vegetarian Neighbors is part of Vegetarian Society of South Jersey (VSSJ).
Vegetarian Neighbors encourages people to join VSSJ
Please bring a vegetarian dish that serves at least six people, your own place setting, and bring the recipe or list of ingredients. Please do not include the following ingredients so that all types of vegetarians can enjoy your dish: dairy, eggs, gelatin or honey.
CANCELED ===>
Sunday, March 18 at 2pm
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VEGAN APPETIZER PARTY
Call Terri at 609-937-2141 for info and to RSVP.
Sunday, March 25 • 10am-4pm
2ND ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF MARION LITTLE'S LIFE
Moore Perks Cafe
1 East Mantua Ave, Wenonah, NJ
Custom made jewlery, vegan chocolate, kitty shirts
etc. available for purchase along with FREE door
prizes. L&L Designs and VSSJ, sponsors of this event
and all proceeds will be donated to Forgotten Felines
Rescue in memory of Marian Little.
For vegan lunch orders (hummus or roasted veggie wraps) contact: Terri
Warm at 609-937-2141.
Thursday, March 29
SAVE THE ANIMALS FOUNDATION (STAF) BUCKET AUCTION
Washington Township High School
Hurffville-Cross Keys Rd., Sewell, NJ
For more info:
http://www.staf.org/upcomingevents.html.
Saturday, April 14; 1pm-4pm
ROWING REGATTA & PICNIC POTLUCK
250 S. Park Dr, Haddon Twp, NJ
Watch the Knecht Cup Regatta on the 2,000 meter
Olympic class rowing course on the Cooper River.
College crews come from all over the U.S.
We will meet in the grove at
the finish line on the south bank of the river between
Rt 130 & Cuthbert Blvd below the Hopkins House.
With
that as our food and refreshment base, we may walk or
bike around the course and watch the starts late
morning/noon.
Call Freya for info at 856-694-2887.
Sunday, April 15; 9am - 6pm
15th ANNUAL FOOD AND HEALTH EXPO
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
1200 Market St., Phila., PA
Honoring National Nutrition Month with expert
speakers, food prep demos, free samples, an auction,
and over 50 exhibitors.
Presented in cooperation with the Mayor's Office of
Health & Fitness. Featuring: T. Colin Campbell, PhD,
Author of The China Study; Gwen Foster, MPH, Health &
Fitness Czar, City of Philadelphia; Christina Pirello,
Hostess/Chef, Christina Cooks TV; and Tina Ulatowski,
MSW, Recovered "Terminal" Cancer Patient.
Contact:
http://www.beatcancer.org/events.html.
Sunday, April 29; Noon-5pm
FARM SANCTUARY´S 6TH ANNUAL FARM ANIMAL FORUM
National Constitution Center
525 Arch St, Phila, PA
Presentations by noted animal protection speakers,
merchandise and literature exhibits, hands-on activism
and volunteer opportunities.
For more info:
http://www.farmsanctuary.org/farmanimalforum/2007.
Friday, May 4 • 7pm
DINNER OUT AT CINDERELLA SABBABA MIDDLE EASTERN RESTAURANT
4860 Route 42 North, Turnersville, NJ 08012
856-227-6537
Come join us for a delicious dinner at this wonderful
restaurant. Please RSVP to Terri at warm@comcast.net
or call 609-937-2141.
CANCELED ===>
Friday, May 11 • 7pm
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VSSJ BUSINESS MEETING
Deptford, NJ
Please contact Terri at warm@comcast.net or
609-937-2141 for directions.
Sunday, May 27 • 12 Noon
AMERICAN VEGAN GARDEN PARTY
American Vegan Society (AVS)
56-72 Dinshah Lane, Malaga, NJ
Noon Luncheon Buffet served on the porch.
Menu features locally grown asparagus, salad crops,
and early strawberries served with cashew-pear cream.
Enjoy our popular veggie burgers and mushroon gravy,
potato salad, carob sponge cake, and herb teas.
Eat inside or at new tables in picnic grove.
Lunch reservations requested by Tuesday 5/22/07
Afternoon speakers:
Overcoming Illness and Injury through Exercise and a
Vegan Diet -- Dr Barbara Ellicott
Wildlife Issues in New Jersey -- Stuart Chaifetz
Browse our extensive selection of books, videos and
DVD's, on vegan living, health, environment, and why
and how to live compassionately.
Discounts offered; many bargains to be had. Bookroom
open from 11 am to 6 pm.
Program details at
http://www.americanvegan.org or call 856-694-2887
Sunday, June 10 • 10am-4pm
EARTH FAIR 2007
Historic Smithville Park
Smithville Rd, Eastampton, NJ
A fun day with activities, merchandise/information
exhibits and music. VSSJ will be having a food booth
and information table.
To volunteer to help at this
event, e-mail Carol at carolyngithens@yahoo.com
or call 856-294-7442.
Saturday, July 28 • 1pm
MELISSA´S POTLUCK/POOL PARTY
1565 Highway 77, Upper Deerfield, NJ 08318
Come out to this fun party! Kids are welcome. RSVP to
Melissa at (856) 896-0229 or email her at
mstr8edjw@hotmail.com by Friday, July 20.
See potluck guidelines at the top of this page.
Month of September
FRANKLIN TWP VEGAN LIBRARY DISPLAY
1584 Coles Mill Rd, (intersects Delsea Drive) Franklin Twp, NJ.
This educational display is
presented by American Vegan Society.
Sat,Sept 8; 9am-9pm
FRANKLIN TWP COMMUNITY DAY VEGAN FOOD BOOTH
Janvier School
1532 Pennsylvania Ave, Franklinville, NJ.
For 14 years VSSJ/Vegetarian
Neighbors has run a booth selling vegan food. On stage
are bands, magic, jugglers, dancing, and twirling.
Also included are informative displays, crafts, games,
antique cars, helicopter rides, fireworks, etc.
Admission is FREE. Look for the yellow and green
Vegetarian Neighbors banner on the food court and come
for lunch, dinner and refreshments.
If you can join our team for the day, call Freya at 856-694-2887.
Fri, Sept 14; 7pm
DINNER at SU XING HOUSE (Chinese Vegetarian Cuisine)
1508 Sansom St, Phila, PA.
Please join Club Veg at this special dinner. RSVP by Sept.
12 to Ai (215-769-9731) or e-mail her at
ai@clubveg.org.
See www.suxinghouse.com for menu.
VEGETARIAN (VEGAN) COOKING CLASSES
Learn to cook low fat, plant-based meals. Find out how
to get protein and calcium from vegetables, grains and
legumes (using no dairy products or eggs) and discover
how to use tofu in recipes. Please bring your favorite
cutting/dicing utensils and your own place setting to
class.
Tuesdays beginning Sept 25, 8 sessions: 6:45-8:45pm
(9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6 & 11/13)
Gloucester City High School Community Education
1300 Market St (Classroom C24) Gloucester City, NJ.
Call 856-456-4250 x2153 to register.
Any questions, call Carol at 856-415-1550.
Thursdays beginning Oct 4, 8 sessions: 6:30-9:00pm
(10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/15, 11/29 & 12/6)
Clearview Regional Adult School
420 Cedar Rd, Mullica Hill, NJ.
Call 856-478-0044 for registration info or
register in person at high school lobby on Mon, Sept
10 from 4-8pm.
Any questions, call Terri at 856-863-1305.
For info on Cooking Classes in Philadelphia, PA see
www.clubveg.org/philly.
Thursday, September 27 2007, at 7pm
Speaker: Vesanto Melina, MS, Registered Dietitian,
Expert in Vegetarian and Vegan Nutrition and Foods
Whole Foods Market, 20th and Callowhill Streets
2001 Pennsylvania Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19130
Vesanto is internationally known and has taught nutrition at the University of British Columbia and at Seattle's Bastyr University. She has co-written the following books:
Food Allergy Survival Guide,
Raising Vegetarian Children,
Becoming Vegan,
Becoming Vegetarian
and is the co-author of Position of the American Dietetic Association and Dietitians of Canada:
Vegetarian Diets (2003).
Visit http://www.nutrispeak.com/ for more info on Vesanto Melina.
Contact philly@clubveg.org for more details.
Sun, Sept, 30; 6pm
CHINESE VEGAN DINNER
Charles Plaza Restaurant
Philadelphia, PA (Chinatown).
Celebrate World Vegetarian Day.
Dinner will be during
the American Dietetic Association Food and Nutrition
Conference and Expo. Dietitians, Members, and the
public are invited. Come meet dietitians from the ADA
Vegetarian Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group and VRG
staff.
Presented by Vegetarian Resource Group.
Ph: (410) 366-8343 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern time
Monday to Friday;
Fax: (410) 366-8804;
Email: vrg@vrg.org; go to the donation button on
www.vrg.org and write a note in the notes section; or
send a check to VRG, P.O. Box 1463,
Baltimore, MD 21203.
Payments must be made in advance so please reserve early.
Sat, Nov 10; 6:30pm
THANKSGIVING POTLUCK DINNER
Moorestown Community House
16 E. Main St, Moorestown, NJ.
Join us for our annual Thanksgiving event where we
will have music, door prizes and raffles. Please bring
a canned or packaged food item for our food drive.
$ 6 single
$10 family
$ 2 discount for members
Call Myrna at 1-877-www-vssj for details.
Sat, Nov 17; 1pm-4pm
WORLD GO VEGAN MONTH CELEBRATION
Candle 79 Restaurant
154 East 79th St, near Lexington Ave, New York, NY.
(212) 537-7179,
www.candlecafe.com .
Join us
for this wonderful celebration including speakers,
music, luncheon, etc.
See www.americanvegan.org for details.
Call Freya or Carol at 856-694-2887 by Nov 1
to reserve your space and for South Jersey carpool
info.
$10,000 IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP MONEY TO BE AWARDED BY
VEGETARIAN GROUP
The Vegetarian Resource Group announced that $10,000
in college
scholarship money will be awarded to graduating high
school students
who have promoted vegetarianism in their schools
and/or communities. Two awards of $5,000 each will be
given.
Students will be judged on their promotion of
vegetarian and vegan diets in a positive way. For
application information, visit
http://www.vrg.org or write to:
The Vegetarian Resource Group
PO Box 1463
Baltimore,
MD 21203. Deadline for application is February 20,
2008. The student must be an American high school
senior at time of application and plan on attending an
American college.
For more information about The Vegetarian Resource
Group scholarship contest, see
http://www.vrg.org.
The Vegetarian Resource Group is a non-profit organization
which educates the public about vegetarianism and veganism.
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