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Hello Friends,
Please help. I need a recommendation from anyone who has tried various vegetarian cookbooks on their families. I need to start eating vegetarian because of my sensitive gall bladder but the rest of my family are the meat n' potatoes type eaters. I believe they would try to go along if only I could learn how to make good vegetarian meals very well! That doesn't happen overnight, especially since I am just beginning to learn. No time to experiment and too ill to prepare two different meals for myself and them. I don't want something which is necessarily gourmet, just down-home cooking that even a man like mine could learn to love. I know with him, how it looks is important and lack of "weird" ingredients is important, too. Also, I am concerned for my own health on how to get enough protein in a vegetarian meal. Does anyone have an idea of what I am looking for or any experience with any GREAT vegetarian cookbooks? Please help! By the way, what's the difference between vegetarian and vegan?
Thanks, Dewy
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- Cookbook recommendation JRaz
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MoreThis is a reply to # 68,656I just bought a book called "Meat and Potatoes for Vegetarians" look for it. It has some great recipes.
- Re: Need Recommendation on Best Vege... Darkcloud
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This is a reply to # 68,656Hey dewyeyes,
Welcome to the world of vegetarianism, where variety is the spice of life. I converted to vegetarianism at the age of 18, over 35 years ago. Here are a few vege cookbooks that have kept me going. The books which feature more traditionally American type foods are listed first:
1. American Wholefoods Cusine
Nikki & David Goldbeck's
2. Ten Talents
?? Hurd
3. Laurel's Kitchen
Laurel Robertson, Carol Flinders, Bronwen Godfrey
4. Tofu Cookery (Warning: Some of the receipts are very
rich and may not be good for your
health)
Louise Haglery
5. Kathy's Kitchen & The Art of Dieting Without Dieting
Kathy Hoshijo
If you want to try something much more challanging, and which requires a great deal of culinary skill, plus knowledge on where to get all the ingrediants, then quite possibly the best cookbook ever made is "The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking" by Yamuna devi.
Most of the books listed above are fairly old, but classic and should be available at health food stores or bookstores. Hope that will help you get started.
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- Cookbook recommendation JRaz
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