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Go vegan with The Vegan Chef
She's got your health in mind
GUILFORD – Chef Mary Lawrence, of Well on Wheels, will hold a vegan cooking class called “Healthy Eating for the New Year” beginning at 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Guilford Senior Center.
The class is intended to teach participants how to make "delicious whole foods meals that will be enjoyed by everyone," from one diner to an entire family, Lawrence said.
The session will include a cooking demonstration, meal planning ideas, kitchen shortcuts, and shopping tips.
At the end of the evening, attendees will enjoy a quick and easy recipe prepared by the instructor.
“The meals are just incredible – so delicious, beautiful to look at and a pleasure to put in my body,” said student Jean Vogel. “I am aware of feeling better, physically, after eating them… my appreciation for her artistry just keeps growing.”
Lawrence said she works with clients to adjust their diet by cooking foods that are organic, unrefined, plant-based and free from common allergens. "Many people want to improve their health through dietary changes but they don’t know where to begin," she said.
But the class, she said, will help people be more healthful, and "how to get started on the path to wellness.”
To register online for the class, visit http://www.guilfordparkrec.com/. Or call (203) 453-8086. For more information, visit http://www.wellonwheels.com/ or contact Chef Lawrence at (860) 985-1645.
Editor's note: Lawrence, a New Haven resident, has been vegan since 1995. She is the owner of Well on Wheels, LLC, a personal chef service that provides vegan meals prepared in clients’ homes, nutrition consulting and private cooking lessons. Lawrence teaches at the Connecticut Culinary Institute in Hartford and has been a featured guest on various TV and radio shows.
Lawrence earned Bachelor's degree in English from the University of Connecticut and a Master's degree communication from the University of Hartford. She has studied culinary arts at the Natural Gourmet Institute in New York City, and has trained in the kitchen of It's Only Natural restaurant in Middletown, CT. This notice is provided as a service to Vegging Out readers.
GUILFORD – Chef Mary Lawrence, of Well on Wheels, will hold a vegan cooking class called “Healthy Eating for the New Year” beginning at 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Guilford Senior Center.
The class is intended to teach participants how to make "delicious whole foods meals that will be enjoyed by everyone," from one diner to an entire family, Lawrence said.
The session will include a cooking demonstration, meal planning ideas, kitchen shortcuts, and shopping tips.
At the end of the evening, attendees will enjoy a quick and easy recipe prepared by the instructor.
“The meals are just incredible – so delicious, beautiful to look at and a pleasure to put in my body,” said student Jean Vogel. “I am aware of feeling better, physically, after eating them… my appreciation for her artistry just keeps growing.”
Lawrence said she works with clients to adjust their diet by cooking foods that are organic, unrefined, plant-based and free from common allergens. "Many people want to improve their health through dietary changes but they don’t know where to begin," she said.
But the class, she said, will help people be more healthful, and "how to get started on the path to wellness.”
To register online for the class, visit http://www.guilfordparkrec.com/. Or call (203) 453-8086. For more information, visit http://www.wellonwheels.com/ or contact Chef Lawrence at (860) 985-1645.
Editor's note: Lawrence, a New Haven resident, has been vegan since 1995. She is the owner of Well on Wheels, LLC, a personal chef service that provides vegan meals prepared in clients’ homes, nutrition consulting and private cooking lessons. Lawrence teaches at the Connecticut Culinary Institute in Hartford and has been a featured guest on various TV and radio shows.
Lawrence earned Bachelor's degree in English from the University of Connecticut and a Master's degree communication from the University of Hartford. She has studied culinary arts at the Natural Gourmet Institute in New York City, and has trained in the kitchen of It's Only Natural restaurant in Middletown, CT. This notice is provided as a service to Vegging Out readers.
posted by Helen Bennett Harvey at
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1 Comments:
You know, being vegan isn't much different than being vegetarian. You just have to read more labels and adjust your recipes a little bit.
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