Cookery / food by ingredient: fruit and vegetables Books

Book SynopsisWhether you''re a long-term vegan, giving veggie a go or just want to make your meals more sustainable, ONE POT VEGAN is filled with delicious recipes that take the fuss out of plant-based cooking80 quick, easy and delicious vegan recipes, each using only one dish!''Anyone considering a foray into veganism should acquaint themselves with the work of Roxy Pope and Ben Pook . . . simple, healthy recipes made up of everyday ingredients'' Vogue_________One Pot Vegan is the perfect staple cookbook for vegans, vegetarians, flexitarians, or anyone who simply wants more plants on their plate.Packed with inspiration for pastas, curries, salads, stir-fries, noodles and even puddings, every recipe uses simple supermarket ingredients - for maximum flavour with minimum fuss.One-pot, one-pan and one-tray recipes include:- QUICK AND NUTRITIOUS MIDWEEK MEALS, such as rainbow noodles, smoky sausage cassoulet, and roasted squash with cauliflower and sage- SIMPLE SIDES AND LIGHT BIGHTS, such as roasted vegetable mezze, loaded sweet potato wedges, and no-waste harissa cauliflower- HEARTY HOME COMFORTS, like rich lazy lasagne, mushroom and ale filo pie, and warming pearl barley chilli- TAKEAWAY CLASSICS, including mushroom tikka masala, tofu satay, and Chinese-inspired sweet and sour jackfruit- SWEET TREATS AND DESSERTS such as peanut butter swirl brownies, boozy Caribbean pear cake, and cardamom and pistachio shortbreadFrom the creators of SO VEGAN, one of the world''s leading vegan food platforms with a growing community of over 1.5 million followers. Recipes are accompanied by full nutritional info, plus tips for batch cooking or freezing.Eating more plants has never been so easy!_________PRAISE FOR SO VEGAN:''Faff-free, delicious recipes'' Times''Masterminds'' Plant Based NewsTrade ReviewAnyone considering a foray into veganism should acquaint themselves with the work of Roxy Pope and Ben Pook . . . simple, healthy recipes made up of everyday ingredients * Vogue *So Vegan help us save time on cooking with delicious meals made in one pot * Vegan Food & Living *A continuation of their mission to make it as easy and fuss-free as possible to get more people eating plant-based food. The recipes are full of delicious flavour but easy on the washing up * Huffington Post *Quick and nutritious meals that are a breeze to prepare, a joy to eat, and good for the planet too * Natural Health *Add some simple plant-based meals to your repertoire with Roxy Pope and Ben Pook * BBC Good Food *80 fuss-free and delicious recipes which prove that vegan food is fun, tasty and simple to make * Pick Me Up *These tasty recipes are packed with flavour and goodness and - best of all - they only use one dish, so there is less to wash up. What's not to love? * Closer Celeb Special Series *Innovative . . . hallelujah to less washing up * Country and Townhouse *Praise for So Vegan * - *Faff-free, delicious recipes * Times *Masterminds * Plant Based News *

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Book SynopsisDiscover wholesome, sustainable, plant-based dishes in this essential cookbook, perfect for anyone looking to reduce their waste or cook more economically''Hearty, healthy, flavour-packed dishes'' MAIL ON SUNDAY''A uniquely sustainable and delicious approach to modern plant-based cooking'' VOGUE''The Whole Vegetable blew me away . . . Full of inventive waste-free recipes'' Tom Hunt, GUARDIAN_________Have you ever wondered how to make your diet truly eco-conscious?In this beautiful plant-based cookbook, over 130 simple, creative, planet-friendly recipes put vegetables at the very centre of your table. Embracing often-discarded parts such as leaves, stalks, tops, flowers, seeds and even peelings, this is cooking at its most sustainable and cost-effective.In The Whole Vegetable, Sophie Gordon shows us how to:- Cook with every part of every vegetable- Reduce waste in your cooking- Reinvent your leftovers- Eat with the seasonsFrom Cauliflower Carbonara, Broccoli Pesto and Chunky Pumpkin Tacos, to Cherry Breakfast Crumble, Maple-Roasted Pears and Apple & Walnut Danish Buns, The Whole Vegetable is packed with thoughtful recipes for every season.Most of all, it will ensure that nothing in your kitchen goes to waste._________''Creative, delicious, planet-friendly recipes . . . Teaches you how to put those often discarded parts of fruit and veg to good (and tasty) use'' Women''s Health''Wow, Sophie Gordon''s . . . The Whole Vegetable blew me away. I wonder if she is the next Anna Jones. A seasonal, plant-centric, whole food recipe book without ultra-processed vegan ingredients. The recipes are super-inventive and importantly waste free!'' Eco-Chef Tom Hunt''The Whole Vegetable heroes plant-based cookery, with recipes that also help reduce food waste in the kitchen and improve sustainable living. A worthwhile read'' Good HousekeepingTrade ReviewA uniquely sustainable and delicious approach to modern plant-based cooking * Vogue UK *Creative, delicious, planet-friendly recipes . . . What sets this vegan recipe book apart from other vegan cookbooks is that it teaches you how to put those often discarded parts of fruit and veg - such as, leaves, stalks, tops, flowers, seeds and peelings - to good (and tasty) use * Women's Health *The Whole Vegetable heroes plant-based cookery, with recipes that also help reduce food waste in the kitchen and improve sustainable living. A worthwhile read * Good Housekeeping *Wow, Sophie Gordan's new cookbook The Whole Vegetable blew me away. I wonder if she is the next Anna Jones. It is a seasonal, plant-centric, whole food recipe book without ultra-processed vegan ingredients. The recipes are super-inventive and importantly waste free! -- Eco-Chef Tom HuntA win for us and the planet * Women's Health *The Whole Vegetable blew me away . . . Full of inventive waste-free recipes -- Tom Hunt * Guardian *In The Whole Vegetable, Sophie Gordon demonstrates not only how to make filling, hearty vegan meals from scratch, but also how to eat seasonally, use every part of a vegetable, and give new life to plant-based leftovers * Vogue *Trying to eat a bit more consciously? This beautiful celebration of veggies from plant-based chef Sophie Gordon will help you on your green way * Sainsbury's Magazine *A collection of seasonal recipes celebrating veg in its entirety * Independent Daily Edition *

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Book SynopsisDavid and Stephen Flynn, a.k.a the Happy Pear twins, are back with their simplest cookbook yet!The perfect collection for vegans, vegetarians, or anyone looking to eat more plant-based recipes - ''This book is awesome'' Chris EvansAUBERGINE - BEETROOT - BROCCOLI - CABBAGE - CARROT - CAULIFLOWER - COURGETTE - LEEK - MUSHROOMS - POTATOESTen vegetables, ten ways, The Veg Box makes cooking veg easier and tastier than ever before! This vibrant book is packed with over 100 new recipes that use just ten ingredients or less and showcase the delicious and diverse ways you can enjoy each vegetable.Take carrots for example. Learn how to transform this simple produce into:Carrot and Sesame BurgersRoasted Carrot TagineChewy Flapjacks with Carrot and PistachioOr how about courgettes? Watch them become:Easy One-Pan Courgette PizzaCourgette Crepes with Spinach and RicottaCourgette and Lemon Loaf Cake with a Lemon Curd Building tips on eating more sustainably into family-friendly meals, quick weeknight dinners and sweet treats, this is healthy eating for our planet, our bodies and our tastebuds.''Proper good food, less waste and very simple, delicious plant-based recipes'' Joe Wicks''Super practical and full of great recipes for eating more plants and reducing food waste'' Fearne Cotton ''The lads have done it again! A great concept and a beautiful book to help us all cook more delicious veg'' BOSH!''A delicious celebration of plants and all that they have to offer'' Megan Rossi ''Their recipes are fantastic and you will love this book'' Dr Rupy Aujla ''Delicious, sustainable meals everyone will enjoy'' Dr Gemma NewmanTrade ReviewProper good food, less waste and very simple, delicious plant-based recipes * Joe Wicks *Super practical and full of great recipes for eating more plants and reducing food waste * Fearne Cotton *Their recipes are fantastic and you will love this book * Dr Rupy Aujla *The lads have done it again! A great concept and a beautiful book to help us all cook more delicious veg * BOSH! *Delicious, sustainable meals everyone will enjoy * Dr Gemma Newman *This book is awesome! * Chris Evans *

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Book SynopsisDK brings you a curated collection of all-new triple-tested vegan recipes from The Australian Women''s Weekly. Take your vegan cooking to new heights with more than 90 balanced and enticing plant-based recipes to be enjoyed by all.Australian Women''s Weekly (AWW) is one of the most popular magazines in Australia, with an impressive collection of recipes too - helping you to create balanced and healthy meals each and every day, without compromising on flavour! From meat-free meals to plant-based puddings, take your cooking game to the next level with over 90 simple recipes perfect for finishing dinner with a flourish. A must-have volume for anyone seeking easy vegan recipes without slaving away in the kitchen all day! Sure to get your taste buds tingling, this quick vegan cookbook promises:- Over 90 vegan recipes suitable for all times of the year and a range of occasions.- Ingredients are recognizable and readily available in all markets.

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Book Synopsis Join the McCartney family for a feast of nearly 100 sustainable, plant-based recipes to save the planet and nourish the soul, in this deeply personal cookbook from Paul, Mary, and Stella honoring their late wife and mother, Linda McCartney“I have a passion for peace and believe it starts with compassion to animals.' —Linda McCartney Linda McCartney was a trailblazer of meat-free cooking, and she shared with her family the pleasure that eating compassionately could bring. Now Paul, Mary and Stella have reimagined Linda’s best-loved recipes, in a modern collection that fits perfectly with how we want to eat now. Family favorites such as French Toast, Chili non Carne, Sausage Rolls, Shepherd’s Pie, Pulled Jackfruit Burgers and Crunchy Pecan Cookies are just some of the many simple, nourishing and sustainable vegan recipes included in this stylish book. Complete with personal

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Book Synopsis100 simply delicious vegan recipes--good for the planet, and for you--from the chef and blogger behind The Buddhist Chef.A practicing Buddhist for over two decades, Jean-Philippe Cyr, aka The Buddhist Chef, believes that everyone has the power to make their vision of the world a reality--and that the most impactful way to do that is through the food we choose to make, eat, and share. This realization led him to veganism, which transformed his life and health. In this cookbook, he shares how to make classic dishes vegan, easy, and so delicious and show-stopping that everyone--even the pickiest of eaters--will love them.The Buddhist Chef is a collection of Jean-Philippe's best vegan recipes that will become a mainstay in vegan and non-vegan kitchens alike. The recipes are perfect for long-time vegans, those trying out a vegan diet for the first time, or those simply trying to eat more plant-based foods. Inspired by cuisines from all around the world, these recipes

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Book SynopsisA BON APPETIT BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR • The much-anticipated cookbook from “New York’s Most Perfect Restaurant” (The New Yorker), featuring impossibly flavorful, vegetable-centric Italian dishes, from Fresh Pasta Squares with Fava Pesto to Meyer Lemon Risotto. Via Carota is one of my very favorite restaurants in New York City, and this cookbook perfectly captures its magic: simple, seasonal, organic, local, and profoundly delicious, these are recipes that I want to eat all the time. —Alice WatersJames Beard Award-winning chefs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi share the secrets of their beloved restaurant, which has become synonymous with New York City’s Greenwich Village. Since 2014, Via Carota has been a destination for food lovers, celebrities, and well-informed travelers because of its impeccable Italian fare. Emphasizing vegetables and seasonal cooking, the dishes that come out of Williams and Sodi’s kitchen are

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Book SynopsisADD A HEALTHY TWIST TO YOUR FAVOURITE MEALSEnjoy an array of vegetables at the turn of a handle - in minutes the spiralizer creates spaghetti, ribbons and spirals from your favourite vegetables. From courgetti (courgette spaghetti) to cunoodles (cucumber noodles), it is now easier than ever to create healthy twists to your favourite meals. Featuring delicious recipes such as Butternut squash, goats cheese & sage tart, Thai beef salad and Pear tart tatin, 200 Spiralizer Recipes is perfect for the health-conscious; these fruits and vegetables can become the star of your dish, replacing heavier ingredients such as pasta and rice, so that you can enjoy your meal while eating fewer calories and cutting back on refined carbohydrates.Check out some of the other titles in the series:Hamlyn All Colour Cookery: 200 Super SoupsHamlyn All Colour Cookery: 200 Halogen Oven RecipesHamlyn All Colour Cookery: 200 Fast Vegetarian Recipes

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Book SynopsisTable of Contents SUSTAINABLE FOOD XX Interpreting sustainable XX Our food philosophy XX Understanding logos & farming terms XX Sourcing ingredients XX Shopping habits CREATING A SUSTAINABLE KITCHEN XX Kitchen ergonomics XX Gathering kitchenwares XX Storage XX Energy & water use XX Growing a kitchen garden COOKING FOUNDATIONS XX Sprouting, krauting & preserving XX Tops, tails, stems & skins XX Cooking vegetables XX Salt RECIPES XX Plant-based XX Vaguean XX Omnivore XX Sauces & sides THE CLEAN DOWN XX Eco cleaning products XX Kitchen cleaning aids XX Managing waste BEYOND THE BOOK XX Community XX Suppliers XX Getting involved in sustainable food XX About us & thank yous

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Book SynopsisGo vegan in 2023 with Oh She Glows, the bestselling classic vegan cookbook packed full of over 100 mouth-watering recipes''You can''t get more drool-worthy or beautifully-presented than Angela Liddon''s Oh She Glows'' INDEPENDENT________Featuring go-to breakfasts, protein-packed snacks, hearty entrées, and decadent desserts, there is something for everyone in this collection of delicious and wholesome plant-based recipes, such as: SWEET POTATO and BLACK BEAN ENCHILADAS with AVOCADO-CORIANDER CREAM SAUCE CHILLLED CHOCOLATE ESPRESSO TORTE ULTIMATE NUTTY GRANOLA CLUSTERS EMPOWERED NOODLE BOWL ANGELA''S FAMOUS GLO BAKERY GLO BARSThe Oh She Glows cookbook is also allergy-friendly, with many gluten-free and soy-free options.Whether you are a full-time vegan or simply trying to have a few meat and dairy-free meals each week, Angela''s recipes are a must-have for anyone who wants to eat well, feel great, and glow!________''Glowing with goodness'' Vegetarian Living''Angela Liddon of Oh She Glows is an ace vegan cook and her fettuccine alfredo is a delight'' StylistTrade ReviewFrom the woman behind one of the most popular vegan blogs comes this beautifully-photographed book. From cherry-basil bruschetta to life-affirming nacho dip, you will want to make everything. -- Pippa Bailey * The Independent *What's this? Creamy vegan pasta?! Angela Liddon of Oh She Glows is an ace vegan cook and her fettuccine alfredo is a delight. -- Emerald Street * Stylist *You can't get more drool-worthy or beautifully-presented than Angela Liddon's Oh She Glows. -- Pippa Bailey * The Independent *Glowing with goodness. * Vegetarian Living *

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Book SynopsisIndulge in the food you love with Chrissy Teigen''s book of easy and mouth-watering recipes''There are plenty of celebrity cookbooks out there, but Chrissy''s is different . . . it''s completely unfussy and accessible. She has an attitude about food that [we] can relate to'' Marie ClaireShe reigns supreme on social media. She says what she thinks. She eats what she WANTS.___________Maybe she''s on a photo shoot in Zanzibar. Maybe she''s cracking jokes on TV. But all Chrissy Teigen really wants to do is talk about dinner. Or breakfast. Lunch gets some love too.Discover the mouth-watering dishes Chrissy has perfecting over the years . . .- CRISPY BACON HASH BROWNS- POT PIE SOUP with crust crackers- Pepper''s tasty THAI BEEF SALAD- John''s FRIED CHICKEN with spicy honey butter- SWEET POTATO GNOCCHI with brown butter and sage- ''EVERYTHING'' CHICKEN SANDWICH MELTSSalty, spicy, saucy and fun aTrade ReviewChrissy Teigen's comfort food recipes are the winter warmers we need: mac and cheese, chicken pot pie and a delectable pasta bake. You never need to leave the house again. * Stylist Magazine *Chrissy Teigen shares the best recipes for 'sinful' food you want to eat . . . She cooks up a storm * The Sun *I love this book. Comfort food at its finest * National Geographic *

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Book SynopsisThe one and only resource on using adaptogenic mushrooms to boost immunity and promote whole body health the natural way.

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Book SynopsisWhy aren't we using vegetables in dessert? They are as sweet as many fruits, and offer amazing flavours, colours and shapes - and of course are packed with goodness as well. This baking book with a difference takes you into a new culinary universe but the results are as irresistibly tempting as you could wish for.Table of ContentsIntroduction Cakes Cheesecakes Little Cakes Tarts and Pies Cookies Nutritional notes Index

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Book SynopsisCreate simple yet showstopping salads that will make them the perpetual star at your table.With a focus on approachable, flexible recipes that are easy to prepare and bring vegetables to the center of the plate, Salad Seasons will inspire home cooks to eat well and live well. The recipes in Salad Seasons not only span all four seasons, but show off salads’ versatility as both vibrant main dishes—such as Brown-Buttered Brussels Sprouts and Orecchiette Salad and Smashed Potato and Chorizo Sheet Pan Salad—and as fresh side dishes, like Israeli Corn Salad and Bittersweet Radicchio Salad. Also included are a handful of playful fruit salads, like Strawberry-Rhubarb Salad with Lavender Honey and Brûléed Citrus Salad, which make for unfussy, modern desserts.Trade Review“The 10 best cookbooks of 2023. This is a book designed to break you out of your salad rut. It may even challenge your notion of what a salad can be. Sheela Prakash, whose byline you might recognize from Kitchn, Epicurious and Food52, shares recipes for salads that work as side dishes, main attractions or even dessert. There’s a picnic-ready carrot slaw enlivened with Dijon mustard, and a surprisingly flavorful warm cabbage salad boosted by caramelized shallots and nutty Gruyere. Center-of-the-plate salads include garlicky white beans tossed with caramelized fennel. A nice bonus: Every recipe is accompanied by a photo.” —San Francisco Chronicle“Food Network: The 15 Best Vegetarian Cookbooks of 2023. One thing all these books have in common: they delight us with their stories, tantalize our tastebuds and stoke our curiosity with vibrant recipes chockful of flavor, texture and techniques that are guaranteed to make your vegetarian dishes the star of your table… It can be challenging to drum up enthusiasm for salad, but with this compendium of flavorful, seasonal recipes, your interest won’t wane at any point during the year. Approachability and flexibility are the name of the game for author Sheela Prakash, so you’ll find helpful tips and tricks for making the most of what’s in season and learn the art of properly seasoning your salads beyond salt and pepper. Lest you think that salads can’t take center stage, you need only to turn to dishes like Brown-Buttered Brussels Sprouts and Orecchiette Salad and Smashed Potato and Chorizo Sheet Pan Salad for proof of their crave-worthy main-dish potential. There are also a handful of whimsical, dessert-inspired fruit salads, such as Strawberry-Rhubarb Salad with Lavender Honey and Brûléed Citrus Salad.” —Food Network“The 23 Best Cookbooks of Spring 2023. It may be easy to think of summer as the best time for salads, but for Sheela Prakash, every season can be salad season if you know how to build a great one. In this book, Prakash, a cookbook author and contributing editor at The Kitchn, teaches you the fundamentals of salad making, like how important it is to season and taste your ingredients as you go, and she will inspire you to think outside of the sad box of salad greens you may be accustomed to. The bittersweet radicchio salad dressed in a punchy vinaigrette of pomegranate molasses, orange juice, and olive oil got me through the dreariness of winter when all I wanted was something crisp and juicy while the caramelized fennel and white bean salad has become a favorite lunch staple of mine. There are no sad desk lunches in Prakash’s world, just fabulous salads no matter the season.” —Bon Appétit"If you know the Department of Salad at all, you know that our world would completely stop spinning if lemons became extinct. So I was thrilled when I came across this surprising and impossibly delicious salad in Sheela Prakash’s upcoming book, Salad Seasons: Vegetable-Forward Dishes All Year, which we featured in the last bulletin. (If you haven’t placed her recipe for Spring Carrots with Burnt Saffron Butter and Labneh in your “to-make” file, you really should.)" —Emily Nunn, DEPARTMENT OF SALAD “‘Salad season can be all seasons—that is, if you know how to build a great one,’’ Sheela Prakash writes in the introduction of her new cookbook, Salad Seasons. The book makes the delectable and convincing case that salad can — and should — be eaten all year round.” —EATER"I love salads, but the truth is that I have a rotation of two or three that I make on repeat, and they're getting kind of old and boring. Salad Seasons cannot arrive sooner. It's by a long-time and beloved recipe developer for Simply Recipes—I love her Roasted Sweet Potato Salad and the best Cast Iron Skillet Pizza I've ever made. I won't be bored of salads for a while. Some of the recipes I'm most looking forward to making are Crispy Rice Salad with Miso-Buttered Mushrooms and Spring Pea and Orzo Salad with Bacon Gremolata." —SIMPLY RECIPES“Sheela has an incredible knack for creating nourishing, good-for-you recipes that don’t sacrifice a single ounce of pleasure. I’m fully here for this new salad bible, bursting with colorful inspiration that gets me excited to put a veg-focused dinner on the table. Salad Seasons is exactly the upgrade my weekly meal plan has been craving.” —Camille Styles, founder of lifestyle site CamilleStyles.com “Mustardy Carrot Slaw? Parmesan Rind Croutons? Blackened Broccoli Rabe Caesar? I want all of this in my life right now. It’s all too easy to get stuck in a romaine rut, but I know with this book by my side in the kitchen I’ll feel inspired to reach new salad heights. I love how the recipes are broken up by season; it’s a great reminder that winter is salad season, too.” —Jenna Helwig, food director at Real Simple and author of Bare Minimum Dinners “I have said for years, the produce section of the grocery store is the most exciting... and still the most misunderstood and underutilized. Prakash’s Salad Seasons helps home cooks see the greatest potential of produce and enjoy it in simple, yet profoundly inspirational, doable ways.” —Chadwick Boyd, cookbook author, TV host and produce champion “Whether you grew up thinking that salads started and ended with iceberg lettuce and ranch dressing, or whether you are a longtime devotee of salad-for-dinner, Salad Seasons is a true game changer. With recipes like Farro Tabbouleh with Whipped Tahini, Cacio e Pepe Shaved Brussels Sprouts, and Roasted Garlic Kale Salad with Parmesan Rind Croutons, Sheela takes familiar seasonal flavors and shows us how to add crunch, spice, and pizzazz. Guaranteed, you’ll never call salads ‘boring’ again.” —Emma Christensen, associate general manager at Simply Recipes “As a decidedly non-salad-enthusiast, it takes a lot for me to get excited about salads, and Sheela’s book does just that. She shares the basic building blocks of creating a great salad — and in every season too! Mouth-watering salads in winter? Sign me up.” — Alisha Ramos, founder of Girls’ Night In

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Book SynopsisSweet cherries, juicy oranges, succulent strawberries, tongue-tingling limes - everyone has a favourite fruit, though too often many of us just eat it as it comes, or stick to classics such as apple crumble.

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Book SynopsisCreate an edible garden brimming with wildlife that provides you with food every day of the year Imagine a garden that is as beautiful as it is productive, that gives you fresh, wholesome, chemical-free food with flavors that go beyond anything shops can offer. In Eat What You Grow, Alys shows you how to create a rich, biodiverse garden that feeds not only you, but supports a wide range of pollinators, bees and butterflies, as well as other wildlife. From perennial vegetables that come back year after year, to easy-to-grow delights, she has selected plants that hold their own in both the garden and on the plate. And tells you how to raise these plants, guiding you through the process of feeding your soil, saving seed and taking cuttings to increase your supplies. The book covers every size garden with tips on what can grow in containers (for smaller gardens) as well as harvesting throughout the year.

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Book Synopsis''I absolutely adore the food in this beautiful book.'' - Nigella Lawson''One of the most inventive vegetable cooks.''- Anna Jones''Joe just makes the most delicious food that happens to have no meat or fish in it - I think this and his knack for bringing out flavour is his superpower.'' - Rachel Roddy''One of those cookbooks that you can tell will go into heavy rotation in your kitchen. Each chapter is given over to a different, common vegetable and how you can turn it into a satisfying and straightforward meal.'' - Tim Lewis, Observer Food MonthlySwapping just one meat dish for a plant-based one saves greenhouse gas emissions that are equivalent to the energy used to charge your phone for two years. Your small change can make a big difference.Deliciously simple cooking that just happens to be vegetarian, Your Daily Veg celebrates everyday vegetables in a fresh and modern way. Chapters foc

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Book Synopsis''Josh Katz cooks in technicolor. [There is an] interplay of smoke and cumin and paprika; of sugar syrups and rose and pomegranate; of great cuts of meat, and sturdy vegetables surrendering themselves to the fire.'' - Jay RaynerEating vegetables doesn''t need to be boring. In fact, it can be the most joyful and satisfying way to eat. Fresh vegetables - paired with bold flavours and cooked with care - can be made the hero of every dish. In Berber&Q: On Vegetables, there are countless options for how to cook every type of veg, from a quick scorch in the pan and a flash of heat from the grill, to a low and slow roast, as well as methods for how to season and flavour using simple marinades, dustings of spice and deliciously moreish sweet and sour dressings. Taking inspiration from his travels, from London to North Africa and through to the Middle East, Josh''s flavour combinations are unusual and create memorable dishes that everyone will enjoy. And wit

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Book SynopsisThe Elderberry Book deepens appreciation for a plant that has played a crucial role for thousands of years. This inspiring, and educational resource guides you through the elderberry's history, how to cultivate and forage from the balcony to the backyard, and its preparation in traditional foods, medicines, wines, crafts, and tools.Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction 1 History Ancient Elderberry European Elderberry Native American and American Elderberry More Than Just Food or Medicine 2 Description, Anatomy, Terminology, and Nutrition Description and Anatomy Terminology Benefits and Studies Nutrition 3 Cultivation and Care How to Choose an Elderberry Variety Preparation and Planting Purchasing and Propagation First Three Years of Growth and Fruiting Care and Pruning Pests and Diseases 4 Harvesting, Foraging, and Preserving Dangerous and Other Look-Alikes Where to Forage Preserving Purchasing Elderberry Products 5 Preparation Methods Basic Equipment Jams and Jellies Fermented Elderberry Enjoyments Other Ways to Prepare Elderberry Tinctures Other Uses for Elderberry Pulp 6 Crafts and Other Uses for Elder Wood Children, Cyanide, and Elderberry Crafts What You Will Need Elder Whistle Elderberry Flute Elderberry Bellows Elderberry Lance or Spear Elderberry Pencils Blowgun/Popgun Notes Additional Reading and Resources About the Author A Note about the Publisher

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Book SynopsisNothing says cozy like a rustic kitchen strung with dried garlic and herbs, while jars of handmade jelly sit on the counter waiting to be slathered onto freshly baked bread. Enjoy the bountiful produce picked straight from your backyard garden year-round with these simple yet satisfying home-preserving techniques. From canning, drying, and pickling in autumn to curing and cold storage after the frost comes, you'll soon be a master at outwitting nature's growing rhythms.

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Book SynopsisCreate your own delicious liqueurs. Pattie Vargas and Richard Gulling provide recipes for over 100 home-crafted cordials to suit every occasion, from cinnamon coffee liqueur to spiced blackberry brandy, and pineapple rum to black walnut liqueur. The simple instructions and insightful tips will have even beginners filling bottles with after-dinner joy. Learn to use your flavored liqueurs to spice up main dishes or add an extra pop of flavor to timeless desserts, and be sure to invite some friends over to enjoy a few sips.

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Book SynopsisThe book about the power of sprouts as an ultra-food for health, weight loss, and optimum nutrition.

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Book SynopsisTrade Review"Whether you’re coeliac, gluten-free, following the Paleo or ketogenic diet, trying to cut calories or carbs or — like us — simply interested in finding new ways to hit that five-a-day, you’ll find plenty here, from loaves of bread and tortilla chips to pancakes and waffles, ramping up to a bumper chapter of delicious pizza recipes, both meat-based and veggie." -- Easy Food

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Book SynopsisThese 'milkshakes' bring all the vegans to the yard Forget everything you already knew about vegan food. It's time to discover Plant Milk Power, a collection of 40 heavenly hot, cold and boozy beverages that are packed with flavour. From everyday favourites like Iced Matcha Latte, Ultimate Chai and Horchata, to crowd-pleasing showstoppers like Rose Falooda, Blue Butterfly Bubble Tea and Carrot Cake, Deborah Kaloper has assembled a range of delicious recipes to suit every palate, intolerance and occasion. Learn how to make your own milk alternatives at home, too, using nuts, seeds, oats, coconut, rice and even root vegetables.

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Book SynopsisWhile bok choy is now a staple on Western grocery store shelves, other Asian vegetables remain unknowneven though they're delicious, nutritious, and easy to grow in northern climates.Caroline, Stéphanie, and Patricia Wang, three sisters of Cantonese descent, have made it their mission to introduce gardeners, cooks, and vegetable lovers of all flavours to wider sources of sustenance.Organized around fifteen Asian vegetables that are presented according to the rhythm of the seasons, this lush, full-colour book offers advice on growing and harvesting organic crops intended for both weekend and commercial gardeners, along with a host of ideas to preserve and prepare them, including over forty recipes, some of which have been developed by renowned chefs.The Wang sisters complement the book's practical advice by offering thoughts on Asian vegetables from a cultural point of view and sharing the importance of these foods within their own family, memberTrade ReviewAsian Vegetables is a feast for anyone interested in learning more about food, culture, and history. Three generations, fifteen vegetables, forty recipes, and plenty of stories make for one extraordinarily informative book. * Literary Review of Canada *Asian Vegetables stands as a testament to the beauty and diversity of Asian cuisine. With its cultural richness, flavourful recipes, and practical approach, this cookbook is a must-have for anyone seeking to expand their culinary horizons. Whether you’re a seasoned chef or a home cook looking for inspiration, the Wang Sisters’ culinary expertise, paired with J.C. Sutcliffe’s thoughtful translation, makes this cookbook a delightful and informative addition to your kitchen shelf. * Canadian Cookbooks *Organized by vegetable, this cookbook offers practical advice for growing and cooking, and has beautiful imagery. * House & Home *

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Book SynopsisWhether you're just starting your very first garden, or you've been gardening for years, you might as well incorporate what you grow into your daily meals! Part vegetable gardening book and part healthy eating book, this is a practical and accessible guide that will show you how to grow a lush home garden, as well as how to preserve, can, and cook easy, healthy recipes from the vegetables you've cultivated all year round! No big gardening space or gardening experience is needed. Featuring expert guidance on the basics of vegetable gardening, as well as how to freeze, can, dehydrate, ferment, and dry many popular fruits and vegetables. The book also includes over 100 recipes that include vegan, vegetarian, heart-healthy, and keto/low-carb options. From canning recipes to appetizers, main dishes, and big salads organized by season for year-round consumption, this complete guide has everything you need to know to cultivate, can, and serve fresh, healthy foods from home.

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Book SynopsisEnjoy healthy, plant-based meals and avoid the temptations of the dining hall and vending machines with over 175 easy, recipes any college student can master! Who says the food in college has to be unhealthy? Now, eating healthy is simpler than ever and can even be enjoyed when you’re at college! The Plant-Based College Cookbook is perfect for even the busiest college student and features 175 totally doable (and delicious) recipes to help you stick to your plant-based diet while on campus. Enjoy a Banana-Chocolate Chip Muffin and Creamy Carrot Smoothie to make that 8am class feel a bit easier. Impress your roommates with some homemade Vegan Spinach and Artichoke Dip and Mango Citrus Salsa. And never skip out on dessert with some Cocoa-Nut-Coconut No-Bake Cookies and DIY Peanut Butter Cups. With helpful advice on the kitchen basics and quick, effortless recipes, you can skip the temptations of the dining hall, eat clean, and even keep off that freshman fifteen!Trade Review"Extensive." —Real Food Blogger“A great resource for students … There are quite a few effortless meals … It is one book that I would recommend gifting any student in your life.” —Candid Cover

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Book Synopsis"This book is joyful, playful, delicious, and guess what? It will also change your life. I invite you to follow Jessica into the vast green wilderness." - Lena DunhamWellness advocate and podcaster Jessica Murnane is the friend you never knew you had. And she's here to help you make a change you never thought was possible.In One Part Plant, Jessica has a friendly request: that you eat just one plant-based meal each day. There's no crazy diet plan with an anxiety-inducing list of forbidden foods. Or pages filled with unattainable goals based on an eating philosophy that leaves you feeling hungry and deprived. Instead, Jessica offers you the tools to easily and deliciously make plants the star of your plate - no matter how much junk food occupies it now.Jessica knows what it's like to have less than healthy eating habits. Just a few short years ago, her diet was mostly comprised of cheese-based ready-meals. But when her endometriosis - a chronic and painful condition - left her depressed and desperate for help, she took the advice of a friend and radically overhauled her diet. Within months, her life dramatically changed - her pain started to fade and she she felt like herself again. With a unique style and playful tone, Jessica shares what she's learned on her way to healing her body through food. She keeps it simple and, most importantly, delicious - with a hundred allergy-friendly recipes like Creamy Mushroom Lasagna, Easy Vegetable Curry Bowls, Triple Berry Skillet Cobbler, and Chocolate Chunk Cookies. Featuring her top ten pantry basics, practical advice, and colorful bold photography and a foreword by Girls star Lena Dunham, One Part Plant is an inspiring and educational guide to eating real and feeling your best.Trade ReviewThis book is joyful, playful, delicious, and guess what? It will also change your life. I invite you to follow Jessica into the vast green wilderness -- Lena DunhamTable of ContentsSection - i: Letter to the Reader Introduction - ii: Introduction Chapter - 1: Getting Down With OPP Chapter - 2: Pantry Essentials Chapter - 3: FAQs Chapter - 4: Morning Chapter - 5: Dips + Sides + Spreads Chapter - 6: Soups + Salads Chapter - 7: Mains Chapter - 8: Desserts Chapter - 9: Snacks + Sips Section - iii: Resources Acknowledgements - iv: Acknowledgements Index - v: Index

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Book Synopsis‘A richly researched food history, gentle memoir and left-field recipe book.’ i newspaper ‘A dazzling, thorny new essay collection.’ Samin Nosrat, New York Times ‘A beautiful, fascinating read full of surprises – a real pleasure.’ Claudia Roden ‘Inventive and charming . . . profound and deeply felt.’ Buzzfeed Inspired by twenty-six fruits, essayist, poet and pie lady Kate Lebo expertly blends the culinary, medical and personal. A is for Aronia, berry member of the apple family, clothes-stainer, superfruit with reputed healing power. D is for Durian, endowed with a dramatic rind and a shifty odour – peaches, old garlic. M is for Medlar, name-checked by Shakespeare for its crude shape, beloved by gardeners for its flowers. Q is for Quince, which, fresh, gives off the scent of ‘roses and citrus and rich women’s perfume’ but if eaten raw is so astringent it wicks the juice from one’s mouth. In this work of unique invention, these and other difficult fruits serve as the central ingredients of twenty-six lyrical essays (and recipes!) that range from deeply personal to botanical, from culinary to medical, from humorous to philosophical. The entries are associative, often poetic, taking unexpected turns and giving sideways insights into life, relationships, self-care, modern medicine and more. What if the primary way you show love is to bake, but your partner suffers from celiac disease? Why leave in the pits for Willa Cather’s Plum Jam? How can we rely on bodies as fragile as the fruits that nourish them? Lebo’s unquenchable curiosity leads us to intimate, sensuous, enlightening contemplations. The Book of Difficult Fruit is the very best of food writing: graceful, surprising and ecstatic. Includes black and white illustrations.Trade ReviewDarkly funny . . . ”Deeply researched” doesn’t begin to describe how far into ancient texts and their subtexts, obscure cookbooks and corners of the internet Lebo excavated to tell us the stories of these fruits. What she digs up for each is often fascinating, sometimes juicy, rarely dry . . . The ingredients, like words, get thoughtfully measured and weighed and mixed into something delicious and meaningful. * New York Times *A zingy blend of natural, culinary and personal history . . . A prickly, piquant delight. * Observer *[A] glorious mash-up of memoir, love note, and cookbook . . . Every sentence is as sensuous as the first bite into a cold, juicy plum. * Vulture *[A] richly researched food history, gentle memoir and left-field recipe book . . . It would be a shame if this book didn’t attract readers without an existing curiosity in the subject, because Lebo brings as generous an eye to its broader topics – relationships, reproductive health, illness and death – as she does her fruits and their histories and uses, their beauty and their terror. * i newspaper *From aronia to zucchini, The Book of Difficult Fruit takes readers on a journey across medicinal, aromatic, historical, cosmetic, culinary, and cultural borders. -- 'Electric Lit’s Favorite Nonfiction Books of 2021' * Electric Lit *Weaving botanical and medicinal histories, relationships between people and land, and the idea of nourishment, this book (which includes recipes) is inventive and charming, but it’s also profound and deeply felt. The connection between food and land is never forgotten, and the writing is superb. * BuzzFeed *Essayist, poet, and cookbook author Lebo undertakes an intriguing creative exercise in this wonder-filled book. Lovers of food and nature writing will appreciate Lebo's rangy, researched ode to wildness. * Booklist *Kate Lebo has written a thorny and twisty memoir disguised as a compendium of problematic fruits (and grains, and stems, and seeds). She doesn't so much describe as confront her subjects: their poisonous pits, their treacherous thorns, their offensive odors and invasive roots. But her buckets of foraged berries, her tart jams, and her bright and potent cordials live in the real world alongside troubled families, rampant wildfires, and the prickly terror of a newfound tumor. Kate Lebo is the best kind of poet-naturalist: her writing is savage and lyrical and scientific all at once. The Book of Difficult Fruit is feral and fierce -- and I never thought I'd say that about a book on fruit. -- Amy Stewart, author of The Drunken Botanist'Intriguing and beautiful . . . insightful and funny . . . Science and folklore co-exist comfortably together, with neither looking down on the other. -- Suzanne O'Sullivan, author of It's All In Your HeadWith rich, puckery prose, Kate Lebo takes us on an engaging journey into her culinary world and offers surprisingly complex stories of neglected fruits that need a little more coaxing than your average blueberry. Here, too, are uncommon recipes for treats like faceclock coffee, gooseberry cheese, juniper bitters, and thimbleberry kvass. And Lebo even generously includes the osage orange. Its best use—ha! Read it and find out. -- Erik LarsonA gorgeous mixture of food writing, recipes and personal essay which innovates with form in the best way. -- Rebecca Tamás, author of Witch and Strangers[A] dazzling, thorny new essay collection * Samin Nosrat, New York Times *A beautiful, fascinating read full of surprises – a real pleasure. -- Claudia RodenI loved this sage and sensuous book, and was enraptured by its curious tour through a wunderkammer of plants, history, and personal narrative. Kate Lebo is a warm and erudite guide and her essays are ripe with illumination, enchantment, and a dash of the haunted. -- Melissa Febos, author of GirlhoodUnusual and piquant, this off-kilter collection will hit the spot with readers hungry for something a little different. * Publishers Weekly, starred review *

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Book SynopsisInterest in growing and eating chilis has increased tremendously in the past few years. Everyone wants to grow chilis. It's easy to understand why since chilis are fun and easy to grow and yield a big harvest. And best of all, there are many varieties to try—from the hottest varieties like Trinidad Moruga Scorpion and Carolina Reaper, to milder varieties like Jimmy Nardello and Padron. Included here are more than 200 different varieties with cultivation tips, images, and taste guides. Eva Robild and Kerstin Rosengren are two devoted chili lovers who show you the basics of growing chili, from planting a seed during the winter months to moving them outdoors during the summer. You will also learn how to test a chili from the weakest to the strongest heat. But chili is not just about heat. Some varieties may also have notes of lemon or pineapple. The authors also provide tips on how to take care of and store chilis and recipes for hot sauces and dishes.

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Book SynopsisUnicorn Food is the food trend redefining clean eating, with plant-based dishes that are as bewitchingly beautiful and Instagrammable as they are nourishing and delicious. Now, in a kaleidoscope of 75 innovative, naturally colorful recipes, food journalist Kat Odell—author of Day Drinking and entrepreneur behind the alt-milk brand Unicorn Foods—introduces healthy, vibrant dishes that are as fun to eat as they are good for you. The ingredients are all natural and nutrient packed, ranging from fresh fruits and vegetables to superfoods like flax seeds, coconut oil, spirulina, chia, and bee pollen. And the hyper-colorful, creative recipes are perfect for healthy-forward eaters, including gently flavored nut milks, grain bowls loaded with fresh vegetables, probiotic breakfast custards, toasts with slathers and spreads. This is health food filled with joy, and in all the colors of the rainbow: the deep glowing yellow of a Frozen Turmeric Lassi, the greens of Bean Thread Noodle Salad with Miso-Arugula Pesto, the intense oranges and purples of Sweet + Sour Rainbow Radish Tacos, the tie-dye rainbow effect of Pineapple Kimchi Summer Sunset Rolls, and the pastels of Strawberry-Pink Peppercorn "Ice Cream" Sticks. Filled with dazzling full-color photographs, and published in a package as special as the dishes themselves, Unicorn Food is a cookbook of real beauty, in the look, in the recipes, in the spirit of the food itself.Trade Review"[Unicorn Food] puts a healthy spin on pretty, Insta-ready dishes" —Vogue.com "Kat Odell proves you can eat the rainbow without any artificial colors or flavors — and it can taste amazing too." —Brit + Co "Vibrant, colorful, healthy dishes that will create high-vibrational energy worthy of any unicorn." —Shiva Rose, author of Whole Beauty

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Book SynopsisThe genius of Raichlen meets the magic of vegetables. Celebrating all the ways to grill green, this mouthwatering, ground breaking cookbook from America’s master griller” (Esquire) shows how to bring live fire or wood smoke to every imaginable vegetable. How to fire-blister tomatoes, cedar-plank eggplant, hay-smoke lettuce, spit-roast brussels sprouts on the stalk, grill corn five ways—even cook whole onions caveman-style in the embers. And how to put it all together through 115 inspired recipes. Plus chapters on grilling breads, pizza, eggs, cheese, desserts and more. PS: While vegetables shine in every dish, this is not a strictly vegetarian cookbook—yes, there will be bacon. “Raichlen’s done it again! I am so happy that he has turned his focus to the amazingly versatile yet underrated world of vegetables, creating some of the most exciting ways to use live fire. If you love to grill and want to learn something new, then this is the perfect book for you. Steven is truly the master of the grill!” –Jose Andres, Chef and Humanitarian “Destined to join Steven Raichlen’s other books as a masterpiece. Just thumb through it, and you’ll understand that this is one of those rare must-have cookbooks–and one that planet Earth will welcome.” –Nancy Silverton, Chef and Owner of Mozza restaurantsTrade Review"A prize"—The Wall Street Journal “[How to Grill Vegetables] will help you bring summer flavor to your plant-based dishes."—USA Today "Home cooks looking for new ways to add flavor and fun to vegetables will be drawn to this collection; it will be especially beneficial to anyone who’s new to grilling and not sure where to start." —Library Journal "Vegetarians (or anyone motivated to eat more plants) wanting a master class in inspired meatless barbecue should read How to Grill Vegetables" —Shelf Awareness “Steven Raichlen brings his magic to vegetables, and the results are as refreshing as they are delicious.” —Dan Barber, Chef and Co-owner, Blue Hill and Row 7 Seed Company “Raichlen’s done it again! I am so happy that he has turned his focus to the amazingly versatile yet underrated world of vegetables, creating some of the most exciting ways to use live fire. IF YOU LOVE TO GRILL AND WANT TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW, THEN THIS IS THE PERFECT BOOK FOR YOU. Steven is truly the master of the grill!” —José Andrés, Chef and Humanitarian “DESTINED TO JOIN STEVEN RAICHLEN’S OTHER BOOKS AS A MASTERPIECE. Just thumb through it, and you’ll understand that this is one of those rare must-have cookbooks—and one that planet Earth will welcome.” —Nancy Silverton, Chef and Owner of Mozza restaurants "A solid case for bringing more vegetables into the fire- and smoked-stoked realm of the backyard grill"—The Houston Chronicle "Steven Raichlen’s How to Grill Vegetables is an instant classic that brims with imaginative treatments of fruits and veggies.... the perfect barbecue cookbook."—Foreword Reviews "[Raichlen's] creativity manifests itself in all manner of novel creations... Raichlen provides a wealth of conveniently presented and highly useful information about equipment, ingredients, and techniques to guide both novice and experienced grill-tenders... This is a very useful addition to contemporary consumer cookbook collections." —Booklist, starred review

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