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Meat Based Vegan Foods


Let's say you had to take care of a small child or senike elder adult who out of the blue insisted on a vegetarian diet, but were unfamiliar with vegetables (as would be the case if I was feeding them prior). Are there any recipes on disguising meat as vegetables? It is important to maintain their health, so they need to eat meat, red meat, white meat, dark meat.

All I can find is Arby's made a carrot out of Turkey once. There is a moral and ethical imperative to make sure they are eating right.
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If they are a vegetarian, you should respect that.
@Spoiledbrat I put human needs before human wants. Meat is a necessity, and a child or old adult I'm taking care of are in my care. Their beliefs are being respected to the degree they think they are eating vegetables. With people of limited mental capwcity, you gotta look out for their best interests first. A child might cry when given a shot and won't want another, but it has to he done. It is for their own good. So is eating peas made out of a porterhouse steak.
You are in charge of you though. @Dignaga
@Spoiledbrat It's why you do the right thing and give them a nutritionally balanced diet, which means meat.
@Dignaga It depends on what facility you work for. You have to do whatever you're getting paid to do and if that doesn't accommodate a vegetarian diet then it doesn't. Otherwise you should really respect their choices. Healthy or not. Are you a doctor ? Do you work in hospital or care home ?
If they choose not to eat meat they should be able to go without. @Dignaga
@Spoiledbrat If a 4 or 96 year old decides they should take up paragliding, will you support that? It's equally as wreckless.
@Dignaga That's not the same thing. What is your title? I suggest you put the food out and they either eat it or they don't.
@Dignaga A child is different btw