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Fix-It and Forget-It Vegetarian Cookbook: 565 Delicious Slow-Cooker, Stove-Top, Oven, and Salad Recipes, Plus 50 Suggested Menus
✍️ Good, Phyllis
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📝 Description: Fix-It and Forget-It Vegetarian Cookbook: 565 Delicious Slow-Cooker, Stove-Top, Oven, and Salad Recipes, Plus 50 Suggested Menus
If youd like to include more meatless dishes in your cooking, this cookbook is for you. If you want to cook confidently for your vegetarian friends or family, Fix-It and Forget-It Vegetarian Cookbook is full of tasty ideas. And its full of options, too! For the first time ever, we are offering both slow-cooker recipes and stove-top and oven recipes in one handy cookbook. Half of these 500 recipes are for slow cookers. In fact, all of the recipes are easy to prepare; all are made with easy-to-find ingredients. Here are tried and true vegetarian favorites. And youll discover lots of fresh ideas using familiar ingredients, food we already buy and love, set to new recipes. Not sure how all the parts of a vegetarian meal come together? Flip to the 50 menus to find well-balanced meals and tasty food combinations. Now you can confidently serve a nutritionally complete vegetarian meal for a weekday family supper, or a feast for a special day. Now you can experience how enticing and satisfying vegetarian cooking is!
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Eatbook Family editorial team
Phyllis Good's collection offers a comprehensive array of 565 approachable recipes that successfully demystify vegetarian cooking using everyday ingredients. The inclusion of 50 structured menus is a standout feature for planners who struggle to build cohesive, balanced meals. It will not suit advanced chefs seeking complex international flavor profiles or specialized culinary innovation. Beginners and busy families seeking straightforward, comforting meatless options will find it a welcome addition, while adventurous food writers or technique-driven cooks may prefer a more specialized text.
