Good plant-based recipe websites, blogs, or cookbooks for the foodie?
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Anonymous
| Someone in my family has high cholesterol and needs to eat less meat and dairy. What’s a good place for recipes that don’t rely on fake meat/cheese products, but have real, hearty, flavorful ingredients? Likes all kinds of food such as Asian, Indian, Ethiopian, etc. |
Anonymous
| Forks over Knives is a good one. |
Anonymous
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Pinch of Yum
Oh She Glows |
Anonymous
This. Instagram, app, cookbook, website, etc etc |
Anonymous
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Pick Up Limes https://www.pickuplimes.com/
Rainbow Plant Life https://rainbowplantlife.com/ I really like the books from Deborah Madison, including "Greens". She really nails the complimentary flavor combinations of different vegetables. Her sauté of boy choy, garlic, celery and chili is favorite. |
Anonymous
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Korean Vegan
Woon Heng 101 cookbooks (not vegan but has plenty of recipes/ ideas) Vegan Richa |
Anonymous
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Cookie and Kate (some have dairy)
Love and Lemons |
Anonymous
Ooh we have the same taste in food blogs. I like all except have never heard of Vegan Richa - checking it out! |
Anonymous
| My three favorites are Forks over knives, Love and Lemons and Feasting at home |
Anonymous
| The vegan meal kit Purple Carrot has all their recipes on their website and they're delicious! Meat eating husband loves them. Picky kids like to at least try them because they're unique. And I'm a vegetarian and it's really helped me get out of my cooking rut. |
Anonymous
Love Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone! Though it does include dairy in some recipes. I'll have to look up that saute. I've never included celery. |
Anonymous
| Most of her recipes would not fit the bill, but Smitten kitchen will have plenty that do, and I think she knocks it out of the park all the time. |
Anonymous
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All of the Ottolenghi books and Falastin.
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Anonymous
| Minimalist Baker |
Anonymous