Mistress Ginger Cooks!: Everyday Vegan Food for Everyone
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| Rating | : | 4.79 (565 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00LMNM6PQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 221 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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--Star TribuneThis book is recommended for libraries that collect cookbooks, those interested in providing resources for specialty diets, and those that collect LGBT or drag-oriented materials. What's your favorite recipe title and why? --Interviewed by Ryan Ritchie, LA Weekly BlogsWe never thought it possible to use the words vegan and glamour in the same sentence, until now. --Mack Freeman, GLBT Reviews . While not super heavy on the technical side of cooking or drag culture, the book is accessible, fun, and beautiful, making it a great addition to many different types of collections. "Mistress Ginger Cooks!" is going to be on my shelf in an easy-to-reach spot. --Philadelphia Gay NewsIf you are interested in the vegan lifestyle, are looking for a new cookbook, or just need a new conversation piece for your kitchen, check out Mist
She decided to commemorate her 10 years as a vegan by writing Mistress Ginger Cooks: Everyday Vegan Food for Everyone. Mistress Ginger was born Mary Morningstar in a small Mid-Atlantic town. To coincide with the book release, Ginger has created a new cabaret show called Mistress Ginger Cooks: Love Songs to Turn Up the Heat, which premiered in Minneapolis in February 2014 and will be toured to other cities after the cookbook's release.When she's not cooking up a storm in the kitchen or on the
This is not the typical culinary compilation! Foodies of every persuasion will be enticed by Mistress Ginger and her follies in the kitchen. Here is a saucy showgirl who knows that anyone can make and enjoy fabulous vegan food whether it's a longtime vegan who wears a bunch of kale as a badge of honor or a self-described carnivore who doesn't know a radish from a rutabaga.Filled with practical tips for eating better amid a hustle-and-bustle life with recipes that will please anyone, Mistress Ginger Cooks! presents a veritable plant-based paradise for busy people who want to be healthier. From tips on planning balanced meals to putting together knock-out themed menus, the kitchen has
Meat-eater will become use vegan diet Paula H. Leaf I'm a meat- eater and I've been seriously contemplating a vegan/vegetarian diet. Since I live in one of the top 5 fat consuming areas of the country with the negative health issues which accompany that statistic - the contemplation is wise. Over 4 years I lost100 pounds . Purchasing this book is a no brainer. Many of the recipes are familiar to me which have been "veganized". The ingredients are ones I totally understand which helps make the choic. "Spectacularly original!" according to J. Stepaniak. Vegan? Check.Enticing? Check.Delectable? Check.Scintillating? Check.Hilarious? Check.If you've ever wanted to have more fun in the kitchen, try whipping up a lip-smacking batch of Gingersnatch cookies from my new favorite cookbook. Mistress Ginger is bawdy, bodacious, and bootylicious. Plus, the recipes are unique, delicious, thoroughly tested, well written, and easy. And each page is a feast for the eyes (as well as the tummy and spirit). I promi. Love this cookbook! Steffla I've been a plant based (vegan) eater for several years now and I own many (most? all?) vegan cookbooks….this has quickly become one of my new favorites! Mistress Ginger's writing style is hilarious (literally laugh out loud funny - and I'm not one to use the phrase "laugh out loud"…but it's true!). Most importantly - the recipes are absolutely delish! No weird, funky ingredients - most you will have in your pantry or fridge, especia