The Chef: Lyndsay
The Menu: Our first attempt at making a recipe from 1,000 Vegan Recipes by our very own columnist, Robin Robertson. Lyndsay took the "Global Vegan" theme from Robin's column, and created this rich, delicious stew of coconut milk, kidney beans, sweet potatoes, and spices, which she served over brown basmati rice and artistically dotted with hot sauce.
The Goods: All this week we'll be making meals from Robin's latest work. Yes, picking five recipes out of a thousand—literally—but we managed to each find something that appealed to us. The good news? This means that there is a recipe for all the lunches we'll make this week, unlike our usual MO of throwing together whatever we have in the kitchen. The better news? We're also giving away one copy of this massive tome each day this week! To win today's copy, tell us in the comments: What is your favorite Robin Robertson cookbook?
Monday, December 14, 2009
Cookbook Week: Red Bean Jamaican Stew
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Fresh from the Vegetarian slow Cooker because I love my crockpot!
Quick Fix Vegetarian.
I wish I had one of her cookbooks. :(
366 Simply Delicious Dairy-Free Recipes because it's the only RR cookbook I own. Maybe that'll change this week!
Ill have to go with quick fix vegetarian as well, I get really busy and it gets hard to cook at home
Vegan Planet!
Newbie veggie over here, so I don't have a favorite RR cookbook, yet!
I don't have any of her cookbooks! Shocking, I know.
Vegan Planet!
I also don't have any of Robertson's cookbooks yet and would love to win one. Thanks for the giveaway!
I don't have a favorite because I don't own one of Robin's books yet. Maybe you can fix that? ;-)
Oh - ha - I paid attention now so let me repost. My fave cookbook is the Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker. My mom got me one this year and I figured I needed to learn how to make something other than chili. All I do is bake normally so it was a good tutorial. :)
Vegan Planet, definitely!
i don't have a favorite yet! i would really like to though =)
Vegan Planet!
'Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker' truly changed my life! Not only did I start eating healthier, I saved a ton of money.
Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker, for sure. Before this book, I thought a crock pots and vegans didn't mix. Now I'm a complete convert!
I don't have one...yet! I'm feeling a really strong pull to a vegan diet, and am slowly working on the transition. This cookbook would be an ideal tome to help me along.
I have to agree with most folks here and say Vegan Planet! It was the first cookbook I referenced when I first went vegan :)
Vegan Planet is wonderful! The pumpkin pancakes are delicious.
Peanut Butter Planet! The overlooked gem of the vegan cookbook community! :)
Vegan Planet FTW
Vegan Planet and Slow Cooker. Everything written by this author is pure GOLD.
I don't own any of her books, but i do currently have most of them on reserve at the local library. It sure would be neat to own one.....
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Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker! I use that book so much, I've ended up buying a second crockpot!!!
Quick Fix Vegetarian. So good, so easy!
I don't have any of her books yet, but Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker sounds like it would be a great addition to my bookshelves. Yeah, I'm one of those people who own a sadly neglected slow cooker, and I'd love to have recipes that would help me put it to good use!
I love Vegan Planet. It is what helped make me a true vegan. With so many great things to make, who needs animal products?
Hands down my favorite RR cookbook is Fresh From the Vegetarian Slow Cooker. The Moroccan Vegetable and Chickpea Stew warms the soul as well as the stomach and there's nothing better than waking up on a lazy Saturday to the Breakfast Bread Pudding.
vegan planet for sure! It was one of my first vegan cookbooks... awww.
Vegan Planet for sure (but then again, I only have one. Hint hint.)
Vegan Planet...very much would like to get 1000 Vegan Recipes. can't wait to make more!!
Vegan Planet...very much would like to get 1000 Vegan Recipes. can't wait to make more!!
fried peanut butter an' 'nanner sandwiches. a meal fit for a king. the kind of king who dies on his thrown, that is.
The Vegetarian Meat and Potatoes Cookbook, but 1,000 Vegan Recipes is quickly catching up.
Rice and Spice is my favorite right now :)
I'm not fortunate enough to own one of Robin's books yet, but I have been drooling over the pics of 1,000 Vegan Recipes I've seen on the blogs! I hope this is my first RR book! :)
One-Dish Vegetarian Meals. I have five people in my family, and I don't have the time, or the inclination, to be fooling around with making multiple dishes for each meal.
Alicia Webster
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The Vegetarian (well, vegan for me!) Meat and Potatoes Cookbook...the hearty dishes really appeal to the Southerner in me, especially during these cold, dreary months. :o)
The first vegan cookbook I ever bought---Vegan Planet!
I don't have any of her cookbooks (yet!), but I love her blog!
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I'm a vegan planet kinda girl :)
VEGAN PLANET was the cookbook that got me into the kitchen! And I haven't left yet!
I don't actually have any of her cookbooks. But five years ago when we first decided to become vegan, we borrowed a ton of vegan books from the library, among them Vegan Planet. I still make the red lentil pasta sauce recipe.
Yay for libraries! I do not own any of the books, but love "Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker." Having newborn twins requires an easier prep, and this does it!
i *heart* vegan planet
Vegan Planet!!! When I went raw a few years ago, I gave it away, thinking I'd have no need for it ever again. A year later I started eating cooked food again and totally regretted parting with it. Please help me fill the void in my cookbook collection!!!
Fresh From the Vegetarian Slow Cooker! I never knew my crockpot was so versatile until I read her recipes...
Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker!!! I don't know how I'd get dinner ready some nights if I had to start when I got home. Thank goodness for Robin's book!!!
I need to win one so I will be able to comment in the future. Sounds great.
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