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[Lynn <pawelka AT intrex.net>]

So I delurk not to offer any elightening technical tidbit, but to 
give the benefit of my vast experience with food. <G>

[chop]
>         Trouble is, except for the odd tofu dog, we don't have a lot of
> experience in the vegetarian grillable department.  So I'm soliciting
> comment:

And those tofu dogs are indeed odd...

>         What are the best barbecue foods for folks who don't eat meat?  What's
> the best brand of tofu dog?  Are fake hamburgers worthwhile?  Won't
> veggie-burger mix fall through the grate and onto the coals?  Is tempeh
> good on the grill?

Portobello mushrooms! I'm not even a vegetarian and I'd take that 
over a hamburger any day. Also zucchini sliced lengthwise and 
marinated in a mix of balsamic and white wine vinegar with a little 
garlic and maybe some fresh basil.

There is no best brand of tofu dog. They're unnat'ral. ;o) Nature 
Burger does pretty well on the grill, but you have to mix it with an 
egg if your vegetarian will eat them. If not, I dunno.

Can't speak to grilling tempeh...

>         Your comments would be especially appreciated if you were one of said
> vegetarians who are actually going to attend the picnic.
>
>         Thanks!!!
>
> TaB
>
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