GAIA’S KITCHEN

 

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16 Jan 2007

 

This book calls upon the best of <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />Mediterranean, Californian, Indian, and Mexican vegetarian cooking. It celebrates old favourites rich in cheese and eggs, and offers a variety of tempting new vegan dishes using ingredients such as pulses, tofu and tempeh.

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Vegetarian Recipes for Family and Community from Schumacher College
Julia Ponsonby

All the recipes sound mouth-watering and the preparation methods are written in a clear and simple style, but what I really like about this book is its warmth. You feel encouraged to cookóto nourish yourself and others and enjoy yourself in the process.… This is a hearty book and I for one will follow Thomas Moore’s advice and give it an honoured place in my kitchen’óMichelle Pilley, Kindred Spirit

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