The Vegetarian Chili Cookbook: 80 Deliciously Different One-Dish Meals

by Robin Robertson

Emphasizing a range of economical, easy-to-make, chili dishes that can satisfy vegetarians and meat-eaters alike, this collection of recipes ranges from mild concoctions palatable to children to hot chilis for spice lovers. Simultaneous. IP.

Genres: Cookbooks, Nonfiction, Food

160 pages, Paperback

First published November 25, 1998

About the author

An experienced chef and consultant, Robin Robertson worked for many years in restaurants and catering in northeastern Pennsylvania and Charleston, South Carolina before she began writing cookbooks. In 1988, she left the restaurant business and became vegan for ethical reasons. She then rededicated her life to writing and teaching gourmet vegan cooking.

Over the years, she has fine-tuned her plant-based diet into an eclectic and healthful cooking style which she thinks of as a creative adventure with an emphasis on the vibrant flavors of global cuisines and fresh ingredients.

The author of more than 20 cookbooks, including the bestselling Vegan Planet, 1,000 Vegan Recipes, Vegan Fire and Spice, Vegan on the Cheap, and Quick-Fix Vegan, Robin also writes “The Global Vegan” column for VegNews Magazine and was a contributing editor and columnist for Vegetarian Times. She has also written for Cooking Light, Natural Health, Better Nutrition, Restaurant Business, and other magazines.

Robin Robertson has the professional experience in classic, contemporary, international cuisines to show you how to use plant-based ingredients to make the family favorites you grew up with and learn the secrets of exotic international cuisines, too.

Robin lives in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley with her husband Jon and their cats Gary and Mitzi.

Source: http://robinrobertson.com/about-me/

Reviews

[Leigh Stone · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent selection of veggie chilli recipes; many of my all-time favourites are in this book including barbecue and roasted red pepper variants. I borrowed this from my local library so many times it became easier to source my own copy, so I could write in metric equivalents for the North American measurements.

[Christopher Prosser]

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