Meatless: Delicious Recipes for Every Meal

Name: Meatless: Delicious Recipes for Every Meal
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ISBN: 9781645582526

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🏛 Publications International, Ltd. 📅 2020 📔 Hardcover ISBN: 9781645582526

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🌱 Plant-based cooking

📝 Description: Meatless: Delicious Recipes for Every Meal

Whether you're looking to incorporate more plant power in your diet or expand your repertoire of vegetarian recipes, Meatless has many tasty options for you. You won't even miss the meat when you see how delicious life can be without it! More than 90 recipes for delicious meatless meals, snacks, sides and more. Many recipes feature plant-based meat substitutes like meatless ground crumbles, bacon and chicken. Meat substitutes can deliver the satisfying chew and umami flavor of the real thing in recipes like Taco Salad Supreme, Vegetarian Lasagna and Lamb-Style Naan and Raita Sandwich. Recipes like Peanut Butter Tofu Bowl, Buffalo Cauliflower Bites and Texas Caviar show how plants can shine on their own. Chapters include: Breakfast, Salads, Sandwiches, Main Dishes, Vegetables, Soups & Chilis and Snacks. Every recipe is accompanied by a color photo. Hardcover, 192 pages.

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This book is designed for the casual vegetarian or flexitarian, not the culinary purist. It relies heavily on processed meat substitutes, which may disappoint those seeking whole-food ingredients or traditional vegetarian techniques. The tone is upbeat and commercial, aiming to reassure readers that they will not miss meat. However, food writers interested in deep cultural exploration or advanced kitchen technique will find the content thin and superficial. It lacks the nuanced storytelling or rigorous instruction found in more specialized texts. While it offers convenience and visual appeal for quick weeknight dinners, it does not challenge the reader to engage with ingredients on a deeper level. It is a functional tool for substitution rather than an inspirational guide.

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Eatbook Family editorial team

This book is designed for the casual vegetarian or flexitarian, not the culinary purist. It relies heavily on processed meat substitutes, which may disappoint those seeking whole-food ingredients or traditional vegetarian techniques. The tone is upbeat and commercial, aiming to reassure readers that they will not miss meat. However, food writers interested in deep cultural exploration or advanced kitchen technique will find the content thin and superficial. It lacks the nuanced storytelling or rigorous instruction found in more specialized texts. While it offers convenience and visual appeal for quick weeknight dinners, it does not challenge the reader to engage with ingredients on a deeper level. It is a functional tool for substitution rather than an inspirational guide.