Cookbook Roundup – Super Natural Cooking

I’m the kind of food nerd that checks out other people’s cookbooks when I go to their house… I just can’t help it. I can usually get a good sense of a person by the kinds of cookbooks they have, if any, and if I’m lucky, I’ll stumble across some new books to fill my shelves. Such was the case this past Christmas when I was visiting my brother and sister-in-law,...
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Cookbook Roundup: Greens Glorious Greens!

I love, love, LOVE this book! Not because it’s chock full of recipes for every meal, or that it’s a tome of 500+ healthy recipes, but because it’s a great first step book for those trying to integrate more green vegetables in their diet. This book is something I give to each new client, as a welcome, and a guide to help them find delicious and easy ways to cook their greens....
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Cookbook Roundup – Bark + Grass – Revolution Supper

This battered and worn booklet was my first ever vegan book purchase (even though it’s really a zine, and not a cookbook, I absolutely couldn’t leave it out of these posts). It’s title humorously pokes fun at it’s own vegan community, and refers to what people often say we eat – bark & grass.  I must have been 16 when I bought this, and for a few years it was...
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Cookbook Roundup – Vegan Planet by Robin Robertson

This book is technically not mine… I borrowed it from a friend and then she moved away -sorry Jenny! But it’s in good hands, and is, of all my vegan cookbooks, the one used most often. It’s recipes are simple and don’t try to smother you with weird recipes using hard to find, whacky ingredients like some vegan cookbooks do. This book is a behemoth, clocking in at 555...
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Cookbook Roundup – Local Flavors by Deborah Madison

A short discussion of some of my favorite and oft used cookbooks! I have accumulated a collection of 60-odd cookbooks, as well as probably hundreds of recipes torn from magazines, photocopied out of books, or scribbled on scrap paper, and another few hundred bookmarked on my computer.  A solid 90% of them I’ve never actually made, and likely never will, but still, I keep on collecting. I...
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