This series is
special to me because of Allen’s savory descriptions of wildly eclectic,
botanical culinary creations. It just
seems fitting to explore and share some of my other favorite culinary
inspirations.
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As a wedding
gift, my mother got me a subscription to Cooking Light which remains to this
day one of the best gifts I have ever received.
The monthly new ideas, drool worthy pictures, and easy to follow recipes
easily had my husband tricked into thinking I actually know how to cook. Ha.
As my diet has
changed – coming closer and closer to vegan after I realized I had a dairy
allergy over 5 years ago – the magazine has less useful ideas for me than it
once did. However, I’ve never thrown
away an issue without taking at least 1 recipe idea from it.
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For always
delectable vegan cooking, I found the Oh She Glows website shortly before she
published her first cookbook, the Oh She Glows cookbook. Everything I tried from the website was
delicious, but I was torn about purchasing the book.
My health goals
are centered around whole, plant based foods.
I had already made the mistake of spending money on vegan cookbooks that
relied heavily on tofu, tempeh, seitan, and Earth Balance “butter.” I didn’t want vegan processed food. In fact, I feel like non-vegan whole foods
are still a better option than vegan processed.
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That is not to
say I don’t eat some of all of it – minus the dairy that would send me to the
hospital after a very unpleasant epi-pen adventure. If I’m going to spend my money on a cookbook,
I want whole foods. After spending two
months following bloggers and tweeters raving about the book, I finally gave in
and purchased it. It was the best
cookbook purchase I have ever made, and she needs to hurry up with the next one
already.
For vegan
breakfast and dessert ideas, I always head to Chocolate Covered Katie’s
website. I love that she has options for
baking. If you’re like me and unable to
spend the money on almond flour – yikes- then, there’s a flour option.
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Where do you go for cooking inspiration?
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