Vegan Cooking & Cookbooks discussion

Do any of you use Joy of Cooking?

Yes. It has a whole vegan and vegetarian section. I love the book for dealing with vegetables.
It's a great cooking basics book and with a few substitutions, a lof recipes can be augmented, but once you learn the basics, it's a mediocre cookbook for even vegetable-primary people. When ever I look at it, though, I become really clear about how vegetables got sidelined in the American diet and protein became the all-important nutrient to have.
A word of warning, however: some of the older recipes weren't re-tested in and on modern appliances. I've never had an epic fail, though.

Tatjana wrote: "Yes. It has a whole vegan and vegetarian section. I love the book for dealing with vegetables.
It's a great cooking basics book and with a few substitutions, a lof recipes can be augmented, but onc..."

It is really great. And all the recipes work.

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What a great question and answer! I had no idea Joy of Cooking had anything vegan in it!

Not really. We have a copy in our house, but I haven't used it in ages.

Shiloh wrote: "Why only Vegan?"
Because it's a vegan group :)

Shiloh wrote: "Yeah I know that but that's all everyone eats or what? 😀"
Can't write for everyone, but that's all I eat ;)

Hello everyone. I'm new to Goodreads and passing by. Just letting everyone know also that Caribbean Curries offers a number of vegan curry options for currying vegetables and even Mangoes!
It's available here. https://amzn.to/2TfJVHv

Ớt wrote: "This black bean burger is sure to be a staple in your weekly meals. It’s quick, tasty and only 11 ingredients. https://meal5.com/simple-healthy-reci..."

I will definitely try that out!