The Great Vegan Bean Book (Great Vegan Book)

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Pros

The recipes are easy to follow, timeframes and steps are accurate, and they provide plenty for two people. The recipe i've made most often are the lemon coconut chickpea muffins. The best recipe is the black bean cookies that i back up as if they were... Read More

Many of the recipes are either gluten or soy free, and many of them also have an oil-free option. The vegan recipes are delicious with options (mostly) for making them gluten-free. For those who care about such things nutritional and calorie informati... Read More

The lentil quinoa bolognese sauce is one of my favorites. I prefer it without onion and add more cucumber. Vaquero bean tempeh chili is the best bean chili i have encountered.

Simple enough for newbie vegans to follow and creative enough for seasoned vegans. Author also has an oat cookbook that is just as phenomenal, but is a tad more expensive now.

Cons

The sauce called for 1 can (28oz) of diced tomatoes, which are then seasoned. Tasted a bit bland to me. Also hard to get smooth because of the beans.

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Quality

The cornbreadtopped casserole is also terrific and flexible i add kale to mine and leave out the peppers and pepperchili powders

This cookbook gives beans new dimensions and ways to incorporate beans into your diet and to substitute beans for less healthy ingredients

I knew nothing about the need to boil kidney beans for 10 minutes to avoid the toxicity of the lectin she discusses

Each recipe i have made has turned out superbly

Price

The lentil quinoa bolognese sauce recipe alone is worth the price of the book

This book makes it easy to make great homemade meals for less money

Food has become so expensive and so very processed

Im always on the lookout for inexpensive and flavorful dishes

Packaging/appearance

Have not cooked from it but the recipes look great

Competitiveness

Ive never tried a traditional meat based bolognese sauce so i cant compare it to that

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This product had a total of 421 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 6 2024.