Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

kentauros

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7. I didn't know America's Test Kitchen had done a vegetarian book!

Sun Aug 30, 2015, 08:11 PM

Aug 2015

Thanks for mentioning it I'll have to look into getting it for my kindle, too. I have their print-edition "Baking Book" and so far, I haven't screwed up a single recipe. Sure, I have a background in baking and pastry; however, they are such experts at explaining, and just working a recipe to the point where it is almost literally perfect.

And congratulations on losing weight. Maybe the same will happen here after making some of their meals. I'm looking forward to reading their vegetarian recipes now

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"Cooking vegetarian meals is complicated." [View all] kentauros Aug 2015 OP

Beans in crock pot-oh so complicated. roody Aug 2015 #1

It really isn't that difficult, I don't understand either why people have problems with cooking vege uppityperson Aug 2015 #2

That's what the Google is for matt819 Aug 2015 #3

I have found that cooking VEGAN is much easier than cooking the omnivore way. Binkie The Clown Aug 2015 #4

Mrs. Snark and I recently began our "vegetarian experiment" Snarkoleptic Aug 2015 #5

Trader Joe's has a pizza veggie burger that my hubs even likes stopwastingmymoney Aug 2015 #6

I didn't know America's Test Kitchen had done a vegetarian book! kentauros Aug 2015 #7

Many use huge portabellas to make burgers without meat up here. Simple and tasty. n/t freshwest Aug 2015 #8

Tempeh burgers rock. Tempeh is delicious. roody Aug 2015 #9

I had to stop reading the thread because I was getting pissed nadine_mn Sep 2015 #10

"It's like a challenge to them" kentauros Sep 2015 #11