The Vegetarian's Bible: 350 Quick, Practical, and Nutritious Recipes
Inga-Britta Sundqvist
Language: English
Pages: 352
ISBN: 163220309X
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Sundqvist has updated her classic vegetarian cookbook to include recipes for a range of diets including: raw food, custom GI vegetarian, vegan, lacto or lacto-ovo vegetarian. Aside from her wide array of recipes, Sundqvist also includes recommendations for seasonal buffets, for those wishing to entertain with healthy and beautiful food. These recipes are perfect for any at-home chef with simple step-by-step instructions and 150 beautiful full-color photographs. With recipes ranging from appetizers, soups, and snacks, to pizzas, salads, and sandwiches, and even stir frys and desserts, this cookbook is perfect for someone looking to go veggie, or the vegetarian interested in exploring new, tasty meals.
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Roasted cashew nuts 262 with sweet and sour sauce 262 with tofu 262 strawberry ice cream with coconut 277 strawberry lassi 319 strawberry milkshake with ice cream 318 strawberry salad with blue cheese 150 strawberry sauce 281 strawberry smoothie with melon 318 strawberry torte 283 strawberry vinegar 181 sushi with mango salsa 190 with egg 190 Swedish potato dumplings 259 with halloumi 259 sweet and sour dill dressing 173 sweet and sour dressing with avocado 173 sweet and sour.
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Flavor easily kills other flavors. Place a few rosemary twigs on the warm coal in the barbecue and the air will be filled with lovely Mediterranean aromas. Sorrel, Rumex acetone, grows in wet meadows. With its tart and fresh flavor, it is good in salads, sauces, and soups. Growing tips: Sorrel is easy to cultivate and grows quickly. Sow the seeds about 0.4 inches apart and keep the soil constantly moist. Sorrel likes half-shade. Salvia, Salvia officinalis, has beautiful blue gray-green.
Fermentation lower the GI pH in a meal, and you stay full for a longer time. Fermented pickles FOR ONE 1½ QUARTS JAR: about 1.1–2.2 pounds mixed vegetables, for example cucumbers, tomatoes, cauliflower, bell peppers, and onions 2 peeled garlic cloves 2 bay leaves 1 tsp coriander (2 g) 1 tsp mustard seeds (3 g) dill ¼ cup whey (30 g) Rinse and clean the vegetables. Place them in the jar whole or divided in big pieces. The cucumbers should be whole. Poke a few holes in the cucumber with.