Don't worry RM I still like my meat and I am not looking for ways to make fake meat type vegetarian food. Just looking to try something new and expand my cooking skills.
Suggestion for a good vegetarian cookbook?
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Thanks Mark is good I'm sure he does vegetarian good too.
Cooking With Bacon
By SkaredShtles
By SkaredShtles
Vegans Anorexic Cook Book
I get to go to Ithaca and visit the cafe associated with the cook book. Worth the trip bring your bike if you visit.
We have this in our house.
One of the last restaurants that I worked in had a reputation for having the tastiest vegetarian soups around. They were made from bags of frozen soup parts and canned stuff, nothing fresh. And the secret ingredient that made all the vegans squirm with delight; beef base. Yup.
In many instances, the recipes which do call for meat can easily have lentils, legumes, or tofu substituted.
Why would you want to cook vegetarians? Sometimes annoying but generally well meaning folk. If they die of natural causes I guess it is OK but those are usually tough and gristly. Whatever you do, don't take one down after a prolonged chase, sours the meat.
Color me Vegan. Great book, recipes can be modified a little if you like more taste by simply adding more of whatever spice or herb is involved (say, double the garlic, parsley, etc). Foundation is better than any veg cookbook I've tried, and the beat burgers are the best burgers I've ever had, meat or no meat. Simply that good.
I went veg about 3 years ago. Still eat fish now and then. Feels much better overall, but I eat a variety of food, especially ethnic (Thai, Indian, Mexican, Italian, etc) so there's no lack of flavor or substance.
I went veg about 3 years ago. Still eat fish now and then. Feels much better overall, but I eat a variety of food, especially ethnic (Thai, Indian, Mexican, Italian, etc) so there's no lack of flavor or substance.
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