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Vegetarian

Vegetarian

by Alice Hart

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Food writer Alice Hart's beautifully photographed book is packed with creative, thoughtfully composed, flavorful recipes for all, vegetarian or not. Pear and Parmesan Tarte Tatin with Thyme Pastry, Beetroot and Fig Carpaccio and Potato Cakes with Olives and Poached Eggs are just a few of the 101 recipes.

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Whether you are strictly vegetarian, trying to eat less meat or just searching for enticing vegetable dishes, this little book has 101 perfectly crafted recipes for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. Included are tips for choosing herbs and cooking with legumes, handy basic recipes for sauces, salsas and vegetable sides, and step-by-step recipes for making nut milks, labne and tofu.

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Original Publisher
Murdoch Books
Date of publication
2018
ISBN
1760634379

Features & Stories

Newsletter: Celebrate World Vegetarian Day + our favorite seasonal eats

Newsletter: Celebrate World Vegetarian Day + our favorite seasonal eats

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Author Profile: Denis Cotter,  author of The Café Paradiso Cookbook

Author Profile: Denis Cotter, author of The Café Paradiso Cookbook

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Veganuary: give plant-based cooking & eating a try

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Q&A with Prue Leith and Peta Leith

Q&A with Prue Leith and Peta Leith

Prue Leith, a presenter of The Great British Bake Off, has partnered with her niece, Peta Leith, a professional pastry chef, to write The Vegetarian Kitchen. Kerstin Rodgers interviewed the pair over Zoom about their collaboration, how they handled lockdown, friendship with food-writing legends Mary Berry and Elizabeth David, and what life is really like in the Bake Off tent.
Behind the Cookbook: Vegetarian

Behind the Cookbook: Vegetarian

Food writer Alice Hart brings vegetarian dishes to the modern table with recipes that are full of color, texture and nutrition in Vegetarian.

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Great seasonal selection of recipes.