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The Vegan Lunchbox: 130 Amazing, Animal-free Lunches Kids and Grown-ups Will Love!: 0by: Jennifer McCann September 04, 2008 Search: vegan |
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Feeding Your Vegan Infant with Confidence: a Practical Guide from Pre-conception Through to Pre-schoolby: Sandra Hood October 12, 2005 Search: vegan |
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Vegan Cooking: Recipes for Beginnersby: Eva Batt March 04, 2002 Search: vegan |
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this is the kind of food that gives veganism a bad name. i had this book for several years and have eventually given it to a charity shop because it was just gathering dust. there are so many better vegan cook books out there - i.e. vegan feasts, the new vegan, the voluptous vegan. please try these first!
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Vice Cream: Gourmet Vegan Dessertsby: Jeff Rogers April 30, 2004 Search: vegan |
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I've had this book a few months now and they all taste so good I am takng the trouble to say YES! Don't be put off by the rather high cost of the ingredients on average it costs about £[...] to make 1 pound of vice cream but the results are definitely worth it, so be good to yourself.
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Complete Vegetarianby: Nicola Graimes April 24, 2006 Search: vegan |
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I love this book as it serves as a good reference point for various food items as well.
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Students Go Vegan Cookbook: 125 Quick, Easy, Cheap and Tasty Vegan Recipesby: Carole Raymond March 02, 2007 Search: vegan |
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I own 'Please Don't Feed The Bears' and 'The Kundalini Yoga Cookbook' and , ok, any book would struggle to compare with those greats, but this is a run of the mill, boring book. And the others were half the price too !
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Growing Green: Organic Techniques for a Sustainable Futureby: Jenny Hall, Iain Tolhurst 2006-01 Search: vegan |
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Growing Green is about growing organic food on a home-grown and commercial scale. On the surface of it you could be forgiven for thinking that this is just another organic gardening book. This is no ordinary organic gardening book. If you are an organic gardener and you do nothing else, then buy this book. If you are interested in the ecological crisis in the world today then you should buy this book. Who does that leave? Ah yes, everyone else. You, too, should buy this book!
Basically, Growing Green provides practical information on growing food for a planet in crisis. It is based on a `Stockfree Organic' system which is a way of growing plant foods without animal inputs (manures, blood, fish, bone) and without poisonous chemicals. It is ... Read More: >>More Details |
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My Sweet Vegan: Passionate About Dessertby: Hannah Kaminsky December 03, 2007 Search: vegan |
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Growing Green is about growing organic food on a home-grown and commercial scale. On the surface of it you could be forgiven for thinking that this is just another organic gardening book. This is no ordinary organic gardening book. If you are an organic gardener and you do nothing else, then buy this book. If you are interested in the ecological crisis in the world today then you should buy this book. Who does that leave? Ah yes, everyone else. You, too, should buy this book!
Basically, Growing Green provides practical information on growing food for a planet in crisis. It is based on a `Stockfree Organic' system which is a way of growing plant foods without animal inputs (manures, blood, fish, bone) and without poisonous chemicals. It is ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Pure Vegetarianby: Paul Gayler February 07, 2008 Search: vegan |
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You may not have to be a vegetarian to enjoy the recipes in this book, but you'll have to be a chef. And live in a big city. And have money.
The recipes ask for Yuzu juice (a citrus fruit), verjuice (juice of unripe grapes), truffles, fresh porcini, banana shallots (?), cavalo nero (black cabbage, but you can use savoy cabbage instead), nuoc mam chay (Thai vegetarian fish sauce), Vietnamese mint. Even if I knew where to get any of this (Borough Market?), I would probably be very nervous while cooking, in case I ruin these rare and expensive ingredients. I have doubts about some of the methods as well. Can you, for instance, see yourself slice 4 avocados into 20 very thin slices, then stuff and roll them up? How are they not ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Gluten-free Vegan: 150 Delicious Gluten-free, Animal-free Recipesby: Susan O'Brien December 04, 2007 Search: vegan |
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You may not have to be a vegetarian to enjoy the recipes in this book, but you'll have to be a chef. And live in a big city. And have money.
The recipes ask for Yuzu juice (a citrus fruit), verjuice (juice of unripe grapes), truffles, fresh porcini, banana shallots (?), cavalo nero (black cabbage, but you can use savoy cabbage instead), nuoc mam chay (Thai vegetarian fish sauce), Vietnamese mint. Even if I knew where to get any of this (Borough Market?), I would probably be very nervous while cooking, in case I ruin these rare and expensive ingredients. I have doubts about some of the methods as well. Can you, for instance, see yourself slice 4 avocados into 20 very thin slices, then stuff and roll them up? How are they not ... Read More: >>More Details |
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