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Bezig met laden... Reader's Digest Plant Based Cooking for Everyone: More than 150 Delicious Healthy Recipes the Whole Family Will Enjoydoor Reader's Digest
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A plant-based cookbook for middle America, featuring more than 150 quick and easy recipes for healthy favorites. Plant-based eating is more than the latest diet fad. It's a research-proven path to losing weight, living longer, and preventing heart disease, cancer, and a whole host of other health issues. Plus it's environmentally friendly and easy on the wallet. With Plant-Based Cooking for Everyone readers will find support and inspiration wherever they are on their plant-based journey. It includes: More than 150 tasty and healthy breakfasts, entrees, quick meals, and even desserts, such as Pinto Bean Tostadas, Banana Blueberry Pancakes, and Best Gluten-Free Chocolate Cake Just the basics on key nutrients, ingredients, and benefits of plant-based eating Tips on how to build a plant-based pantry, adapt favorite recipes to be plant-based, and shop for a plant-based diet (including the difference between all the new plant-based "meats" now on the market) Sample meal plans that pull recipes together for different needs: on a budget, in a hurry, heart-healthy, low-fat, etc. Easy additions and substitutions for those who aren't ready to give up meat completely--as well as for those who want to go fully vegan Featuring beautiful photographs and easy-to-find ingredients in recipes tested by readers like you, Reader's Digest's Plant-Based Cooking for Everyone makes plant-based eating easy and fun for everyone. Chapters include: Breakfasts & Smoothies Soups, Stews and Chilis Burgers, Sandwiches & Wraps Salads & Bowls Vegetable Mains Beans & Legumes Pasta & Noodles Rice & Grains Starters, SIdes and Snacks Desserts & Drinks Recipes include: Carrot Cake Oatmeal Sweet Potato and Egg Skillet Bean Bulgur Chili White Chicken Chili Grilled Salmon Wraps Tempeh Sloppy Joes Mushroom Burgers Whole Wheat Orzo Salad Curry Pomegranate Protein Bowl Jackfruit Carnitas Tacos Pesto Vegetable Pizza Seitan Chicken Nuggets Easy Chana Masala Cauliflower Alfredo Makeover Meatless Lasagna Tofu Chow Mein Quinoa Unstuffed Peppers Vegetarian Farro Skillet Cashew Cheese Easy Almond Joy Chia Pudding Raisin Peanut Butter Balls Pumpkin Pie Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Off the bat I must point out that—although the title claims this is a plant-based cookbook—it actually isn’t. There are a lot of vegetarian recipes in here, and many more that could be easily adjusted with vegetarian substitutions. However, be advised, there are many recipes that call for meat as principle ingredients---fish, chicken, sausage, venison, beef, etc.: it’s all in here. So, if you are a vegetarian/vegan that would find that kind of content objectionable (especially the photographs) then this is a book you will definitely want to avoid.
I tried three of the recipes in the book before giving up on it.
The Better Than Egg Salad was good, but nothing spectacular; although it was ok, I already have other faux egg salad recipes that my family likes a lot better—no need to keep this one hanging around.
I made the Crunchy Tuna Wraps (with vegan tuna packets); it was actually quite tasty, but way too messy…too messy to consider making again.
The recipe we liked the best was the General Tso’s Cauliflower; the sauce was very spicy and flavorful. But, once again, the final verdict was that the General Tso’s recipes already in my recipe box are better. Even though it was a crowd-pleaser, it wasn’t worth hanging on to.
Overall, the recipes I tried were easy to make and good, but not good enough to make again. If you are new to plant-based eating and don’t mind the meaty content, this may be a starter cookbook you want to consider for straightforward, basic recipes that are highly edible. Seasoned vegetarians with lots of experience and established recipe collections probably already have better options on hand and will want to pass on this title. (