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post #21 of 27
12/24/02 at 2:59am
My favorites are the cookbook for people who love animals and Starting Over.

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post #22 of 27
1/1/03 at 3:38pm
How It All Vegan
post #23 of 27
1/1/03 at 4:09pm
I love Feeding the Whole Family too. the cauliflower soup is great!And it's so nice that she is pro-bf and has nice recs for babies and toddlers foods.
post #24 of 27
1/1/03 at 4:21pm
I keep renewing the Better than Peanut Butter and Jelly one from the library...

and I love laurel's Kitchen for breadbaking, I learned about kneading from her...

we love the moosewood books, and for entertaining, rose elliott. Her Christmas cookbook is like a Martha Stewart dream for veggies...
post #25 of 27
1/2/03 at 3:28pm
I have Celebration of Wellness, too, and it's wonderful. It's a vegan book, with lots of unusual recipes, especially Southwestern. A lot of cookbooks are just too predictable.
post #26 of 27
1/7/03 at 5:27am
My favorites are:

How it all Vegan

Cooking with the Dead (Mostly veg -- lots of great vegan recipes and stories!)

Vegetarian Soups for All Seasons

The Farm New Vegetarian Cookbook


I need to find a copy of the Peanut Butter and Jelly book!
post #27 of 27
1/7/03 at 6:58pm
I'm not a vegetarian, but I have a couple of veggie cookbooks that I love- Quick Vegetarian Pleasures and Moosewood Restaurant Lowfat Favorites. Both of these have already been mentioned, but I thought I'd give them my vote. Even my meateating husband raves about some of the things I've made out of there- of course when I make his dinner, I have to add a piece of grilled chicken or steak and serve our vegetarian main dish as a side to him:

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