Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Restaurants / Food & Life Real, live vibrant vegan children
Posted by Cliff Bostock @cliffbostock on Wed, May 30, 2007 at 1:45 PM
Friday night, I ate again at Cenci, the new vegan/vegetarian restaurant in East Atlanta Village that I reviewed recently. During our meal, a couple wheeled in twin infants and I worried aloud about the New York Times editorial piece alleging that a vegan diet is unwise for babies.
I did some further research when I got home and found a post on New York vegan chef Isa Chandra Moskowitz's LiveJournal page that disputes the Times piece (and rightly questions the author's credentials). Indeed, the comments section includes pictures of readers' vibrant vegan children.
Check out Isa's post here. But also check out the website for her cooking show, "Post Punk Kitchen." You can watch videos of the show, which is unique, to say the least. Also take a look at the info about her new cookbook, Vegan Cupcakes Rule the World.
You can also see more thriving vegan kids here.
Dinner at Cenci was great, by the way. We played a poor game of chess, listened to exceptionally good music and ate killer faux-fish tacos and a veggie burger. If you go, don't miss the spring rolls filled with collard greens.
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How were you able to try this place more than once? I tried to go after your initial review and they ran out of food. Then, I tried to go last night and they were closed because of "technical difficulty" . I'll try again because all of the reviews I've read are outstanding, but I hope they get their act together soon.
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