Good veg cookbooks? - Page 5

[veronicam]

Originally Posted by dantesmama

I am in search of a vegetarian cookbook with healthy, easy recipes. I'm not too handy in the kitchen, and most veg cookbooks I've read call for a lot of ingredients (which I really can't afford) or aren't too health-conscious. We aren't really into anything too "exotic" tasting, either. I'm just tired of making the same 10-15 dishes over and over again.
Can anyone recommend a few good titles? Thank you!

1001 Low Fat Vegetarian Recipes. No pictures, but tons of recipes that are labeled ovo-lacto, vegan, etc. Very easy, and I like it. I got it for less than 10 bucks on Ebay.

[nadoja]

Originally Posted by r14stars

If you don't like to use a lot of tofu/tempeh/seitan, the Donna Klein cookbooks are GREAT (Vegan Italiano and the Mediterranean Vegan Kitchen). She only uses whole foods, no fake meats/cheeses.

I also love Dreena Burton's Eat, Drink and Be Vegan. She includes a lot of wheat/gluten free stuff as well.

I second the books from Donna Klein, for the same reason. She uses whole foods. Everything I have made from her book The Mediterranean Vegan Kitchen came out fantastic! I cant wait for it to cool off a bit so I can turn the stove back on!

[christianmomof3]

i just got this book from the library and love it
Clean Food
http://terryskitchen.net/clean-food/

[jasminemarsh]

I love The Farm cookbook (yes, Ina May's Farm!), The Modern Vegetarian Kitchen (amazing spinach tofu quiche recipe), and Get It Ripe by Jae Steele.

[MrsSlocombe]

The Veganomicon and Vegan With a Vengeance, by Isa Chandra Moskowitz and Terry Hope Romero

The Ultimate Uncheese Cookbook by Joanne Stepaniak

Everyday Vegan by Jeani-Rose Atchison (a VERY good, lesser-known cookbook;  I would go so far as to say it is the most reliable cookbook I own, with every recipe working well)