[HappyDaisy]

This is by far the best veggie cookbook I've found - all recipes are meat and dairy-free!

"The American Vegetarian Cookbook from the Fit For Life Kitchen" by Marilyn Diamond. All of the recipes are fairly simple, and there are recipes for EVERYTHING! All recipes are vegan! It's over 400 pages long, woo hoo! I own a lot of veggie cookbooks, and this is the one I use the most, cuz it's the best!

Good to be back here!

~ Daisy

 

[mushroom]

HappyDaisy, I have had that cookbook for years and I don't think that I have ever used it. What should I make?

 

[HappyDaisy]

The Very Easy French Toast on page 335 is awesome. Also try the Spinach and Sun-Dried Tomato Salad on page 147, Carrot Hash Browns on page 248, Tofu "Cheese" and Olive Spread on page 106, the Vegetable Lasagna on page 278 (I usually add some other stuff to this recipe to make it more "me"), and any of the Indian soups (soups start on page 189), if you are an Indian food fanatic like me!

That's all I can think of right now, but you should use this cookbook!

I've only had it about a month, and I love it.

 

[mushroom]

I will! Thanks a lot, HappyDaisy. (I LOVE Indian food. I just ordered my first Indian food cookbook.)

 

[GhostUser]

Any good cookbook for fattening, unhealthy, and oily vegetarian foods? I have been searching for a cookbook like that one but couldn't it anywhere.

 

[magates]

just cover everything you eat in a good coating of olive oil. What I used to put butter on I just now use olive oil. It tastes great on waffles with jelly mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

 

[GhostUser]

I love this book! It's like my cooking bible. Have you tried the Almond Milk yet? It is heavenly.

 

[mushroom]

Rushabh, Do you have The New Farm Vegetarian Cookbook?

 

[GhostUser]

i love the voluptious vegan. this book has a lot of vey good recipies

 

[GhostUser]

aj'smommy...I have that too!

It's amazing how unique the recipes are.