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Veg for All Seasons edition by Linda Evans Cookbooks Food Wine eBooks

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More than 1200 recipes for 61 vegetables grown in the UK. This book will appeal to greens, those who buy veg boxes, those concerned with food miles, vegetarians, and environmentally concerned people. All the recipes are vegetarian, and all have been tested on approving omnivores.

Veg for All Seasons edition by Linda Evans Cookbooks Food Wine eBooks

The British have a reputation for putting few and horrible veggies on the table: overcooked, soggy and dull. This book thoroughly refutes that urban myth. The recipes here are quite varied; cooking times are not excessive, and the recipes I've tried come out crisp and fresh-tasting. They seem to do things with certain vegetables that are unfamiliar to most Americans, as well as using several veggies that we Americans simply don't consider. If you want to expand your veggie repertoire, this is one to try!
Tana H.

Product details File Size 1477 KB Print Length 590 pages Publisher Linda Evans (March 6, 2012) Publication Date March 6, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B007I59EDE

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Veg for All Seasons edition by Linda Evans Cookbooks Food Wine eBooks Reviews

The British have a reputation for putting few and horrible veggies on the table overcooked, soggy and dull. This book thoroughly refutes that urban myth. The recipes here are quite varied; cooking times are not excessive, and the recipes I've tried come out crisp and fresh-tasting. They seem to do things with certain vegetables that are unfamiliar to most Americans, as well as using several veggies that we Americans simply don't consider. If you want to expand your veggie repertoire, this is one to try!
Tana H.