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bluelady posted 8/26/2013 07:52 AM

Anyone have any suggestions on really good vegetarian cookbooks or vegetarian recipe websites? SO and I have made a commitment to eat a whole lot less meat, but I find we've got ourselves on a bit of a 5 or 6 recipe rotation and I'm getting bored.

Amazonia posted 8/26/2013 08:37 AM

Pinterest!

GabyBaby posted 8/26/2013 08:46 AM

Pinterest and FoodNetwork.com

Thriving posted 8/26/2013 12:49 PM

Back when I was cooking vegetarian all of the time, my go-to cookbooks were Vegetarian Epicure, 1 & 2. The Moosewood Cookbook is also very good. I also subscribed to Vegetarian Times magazine (before the internet) so I'd check http://www.vegetariantimes.com/ Lots of recipes.

soveryweary posted 8/26/2013 13:13 PM

Foodgawker.com.

Cabrona posted 8/26/2013 17:34 PM

http://thugkitchen.com

bluelady posted 8/26/2013 19:07 PM

Ok, Thug Kitchen was one of the funniest things I've read in awhile!

jjct posted 8/26/2013 19:11 PM

That thug site reads like a good SI vent!
"Tell Autumn to Back the Fuck UP"

NWfleur posted 8/27/2013 00:22 AM

Moosewood!

silverhopes posted 8/27/2013 00:32 AM

Vegetarian Epicure, 1 & 2. The Moosewood Cookbook

These for sure.

allusions posted 8/27/2013 08:38 AM

One of the best cookbooks I've bought recently is The China Study Cookbook. My daughter recently had a baby and I cooked for them several times. All of the recipes I tried were excellent.

movingforward777 posted 8/27/2013 11:08 AM

My daughter did "vegetarian" for a year while at university...for Christmas I went to the local bookstore and bought her a veggie cookbook...they had a great selection and I simply looked through them until I found one that sort of reflected her and her likes/dislikes when it came to food.
I'm happy to say that my kids love all veggies and now eat some of the ones that I don't like because I cooked everything for them when they were little.....

ladies_first posted 8/27/2013 13:04 PM

jazzyvegetarian.com

http://zucchinirunner.com/