Veganize It!: Easy DIY Recipes for a Plant-Based Kitchen

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Price
$25.00  $23.25
Publisher
Harvest Publications
Publish Date
Pages
304
Dimensions
7.9 X 8.9 X 0.9 inches | 1.65 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780544815568
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About the Author
ROBIN ROBERTSON is a food writer, teacher and chef specializing in vegan and vegetarian cooking, and the author of 20 cookbooks. She's a columnist for VegNews magazine and VegCooking.com, with a vegan-focused website and blog at RobinRobertson.com.
Reviews
"Many vegan products, she observes, are expensive, highly processed, and full of preservatives. To remedy this, [Robertson] offers easy-to-make, inexpensive vegan alternatives that remain true to the original tastes and textures... Dishes such as bacon-topped 'mac un-cheese, ' fish-free tacos, and cheesy steak-out sandwiches are appetizing options that readers will relish. Staple recipes go beyond dairy products to include meats, charcuterie, seafood, condiments and sauces, and desserts... This appealing collectionprovides vegan cooks with the tools they need to create homemade ingredients and enjoy the flavors of classic dishes while still following a plant-based diet."
-- Publishers Weekly

" With an eye toward economy, vegan cooking authority Robertson demonstrates how many products - including tofu, ricotta, mushroom, bacon, whipped coconut cream, and more - can be easily made at home... smart and flavorful... Robertson's vegan alternatives to popular foods will draw even nonvegans."
--Library Journal (starred)

"[Robertson's] care in protecting animals of all kinds is evident in this cookbook, which highlights alternative proteins from seitan and tempeh to tofu-based "fish" sticks to a No-Meat Loaf of mushrooms, lentils, and grains... Robertson makes good use of creative cooking techniques and flavor enhancers ...a good choice for new vegetarians or vegans, who might miss the satisfaction of traditional meats. It's also a solid bet for meat-eaters looking to expand their repertoire of veg-friendly dishes."
--Booklist