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Look for recipes that are inherently vegan instead of looking for meat substitutions. For instance it is very easy to make curry and stir fry vegan, these dishes don't really need to have meat or animal products in them. Why does a vindaloo need lamb or goat? The curry gravy tastes phenomenal just with rice, and even better with naan, popadoms, and whatever. Then there a dishes like ratatouille, you can make kababs with falafel, hummus, tzatziki, tabbouleh, baba ghanoush. You have to break out of the mindset of meat-> meat substitute. You could make a gallo pinto with a home made salsa verde, and tortillas. So many options. @JoshBRFC

"A polar Fox escaped from a small zoo in Germany but got tired along the way." Whos a good boy/girl. I saw it on reddit so it has to be true... either way its adorable.

Personally I paid close attention to Timo Horn sitting on the bench every game.

Good player. Really the only one on Köln that I paid any attention to.

Nearly had a heart attack at the government alert warning thing here Thought my phone was going to explode.

Why are you being pedantic you know exactly what I mean.

I use this for the chimichurri, but adjust it slightly to my taste: https://cafedelites.com/authentic-chimichurri-uruguay-argentina/#recipe . I use less oil, add some fresh lemon juice, and prefer using fresh oregano instead of dried. As for the cauliflower steaks, I don't really have or follow any recipe... Just cut it carefully into rather thick slices so it doesn't break, use your favourite seasoning/marinade, then roast it in the oven or fry it in the skillet, baste it in butter with herbs... I usually have it with sauteed mushrooms and roasted baby potatoes...

I think @Stan may have been right John.. Us oldies will be left to fend for ourselves out in the nuclear wastelands until we eventually die off or become hideously deformed versions of ourselves... This government will do anything to get out of paying a pension...