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365 Plus 1 Vegetarian Main Mealsby: Janet Hunt January 08, 1987 |
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As a vegetarian for over 20 years now this is the one vegetarian cookbook in my huge collection that is utterly indispensable. The recipes are delicious and unpretentious, ideal for all ages and levels of skill in the kitchen. From new vegetarian to long-standing vegetarian, there's something for everyone.
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Key Issues in Developmentby: Damien Kingsbury, Joseph Remenyi, John McKay, Janet Hunt May 05, 2004 |
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As a vegetarian for over 20 years now this is the one vegetarian cookbook in my huge collection that is utterly indispensable. The recipes are delicious and unpretentious, ideal for all ages and levels of skill in the kitchen. From new vegetarian to long-standing vegetarian, there's something for everyone.
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The Vegetarian Lunchboxby: Janet Hunt October 23, 1986 |
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As a vegetarian for over 20 years now this is the one vegetarian cookbook in my huge collection that is utterly indispensable. The recipes are delicious and unpretentious, ideal for all ages and levels of skill in the kitchen. From new vegetarian to long-standing vegetarian, there's something for everyone.
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The Bouquet: Four Pieces of a Wedding Bouquet Ignite Four Romancesby: Janet Lee Barton, Diann Hunt, Sandie Petit 2004-04 |
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As a vegetarian for over 20 years now this is the one vegetarian cookbook in my huge collection that is utterly indispensable. The recipes are delicious and unpretentious, ideal for all ages and levels of skill in the kitchen. From new vegetarian to long-standing vegetarian, there's something for everyone.
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The Compassionate Gourmet: Cook Book for People Who Love Animals and Foodby: Janet Hunt July 10, 1986 |
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As a vegetarian for over 20 years now this is the one vegetarian cookbook in my huge collection that is utterly indispensable. The recipes are delicious and unpretentious, ideal for all ages and levels of skill in the kitchen. From new vegetarian to long-standing vegetarian, there's something for everyone.
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The Wholefood Sweets Book (A Thorsons Wholefood Cookbook)by: Janet Hunt March 19, 1981 |
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I stumbled across this book quite by accident and I am so pleased I did! The recipes are all so easy to follow and the results delicious and healthy. The ingredients are ones that I feel good eating and feeding to my family, but no one feels deprived or like they are eating what they "should" instead of what the really like. Lots of nuts, fruit, honey, and preserves, are used in the recipes, as well as some more alternative flours like soya flour. The overall feel of the book is somewhat international, in that it seems to take subtle treasures from many cultures and blend them into one cohesive collection. I highly recommend this book to everyone who likes delicious sweet things, and and at the same time wants to do well by their ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Wholefood Lunch Box: Making the Most of the Midday Break (Best of Vegetarian Cooking)by: Janet Hunt April 21, 1983 |
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I stumbled across this book quite by accident and I am so pleased I did! The recipes are all so easy to follow and the results delicious and healthy. The ingredients are ones that I feel good eating and feeding to my family, but no one feels deprived or like they are eating what they "should" instead of what the really like. Lots of nuts, fruit, honey, and preserves, are used in the recipes, as well as some more alternative flours like soya flour. The overall feel of the book is somewhat international, in that it seems to take subtle treasures from many cultures and blend them into one cohesive collection. I highly recommend this book to everyone who likes delicious sweet things, and and at the same time wants to do well by their ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Caring Cookby: Janet Hunt 1987-09 |
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I stumbled across this book quite by accident and I am so pleased I did! The recipes are all so easy to follow and the results delicious and healthy. The ingredients are ones that I feel good eating and feeding to my family, but no one feels deprived or like they are eating what they "should" instead of what the really like. Lots of nuts, fruit, honey, and preserves, are used in the recipes, as well as some more alternative flours like soya flour. The overall feel of the book is somewhat international, in that it seems to take subtle treasures from many cultures and blend them into one cohesive collection. I highly recommend this book to everyone who likes delicious sweet things, and and at the same time wants to do well by their ... Read More: >>More Details |
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365 Plus 1 Vegetarian Puddings, Cakes and Biscuitsby: Janet Hunt November 14, 1994 |
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I stumbled across this book quite by accident and I am so pleased I did! The recipes are all so easy to follow and the results delicious and healthy. The ingredients are ones that I feel good eating and feeding to my family, but no one feels deprived or like they are eating what they "should" instead of what the really like. Lots of nuts, fruit, honey, and preserves, are used in the recipes, as well as some more alternative flours like soya flour. The overall feel of the book is somewhat international, in that it seems to take subtle treasures from many cultures and blend them into one cohesive collection. I highly recommend this book to everyone who likes delicious sweet things, and and at the same time wants to do well by their ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Animal Friendly Light Meals and Snacksby: Janet Hunt 1998 |
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I stumbled across this book quite by accident and I am so pleased I did! The recipes are all so easy to follow and the results delicious and healthy. The ingredients are ones that I feel good eating and feeding to my family, but no one feels deprived or like they are eating what they "should" instead of what the really like. Lots of nuts, fruit, honey, and preserves, are used in the recipes, as well as some more alternative flours like soya flour. The overall feel of the book is somewhat international, in that it seems to take subtle treasures from many cultures and blend them into one cohesive collection. I highly recommend this book to everyone who likes delicious sweet things, and and at the same time wants to do well by their ... Read More: >>More Details |
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