newstart

[Guest guest]

Hi Marilyn,

thanks for responding, and I have 2 more questions.

is the newstart cookbook called " The Weimar institute's Newstart cookbook " or

is that something different? In the uncheese cookbook there are recipe's for

cheese substitutes? So to make a recipe do you have to make a whole

complicated cheese substitute and then the recipe? I sawa monastary cookbook

like

that, that's not so much how I cook. Newstart sounds like must have though. .

.. I've been cooking out of Vegan Planet and liking it. Also made a fantastic

white bean and roasted fennel pizza out of vegetarian planet (not vegan).

I just love cookbooks.

teresa

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Teresa--I collect cookbooks. I love them too! Yes, Newstart is from

Weimar, and I believe it does say Weimar Institute on the cover. As for the

uncheeses, you do, of course, need to assemble ingredients for the uncheeses and

then

use them in recipes, but it's not really all that involved. Instead of using

macaroni and grated cheddar and milk and butter in a recipe, you might now use

macaroni and a sauce made from cashews, pimientos, nutritional yeast, and

lemon juice, for example. Not too many " extra " ingredients there, and most are

not

complicated at all. Some take a bit of prep, some are just a matter of

whizzing a few ingredients in a blender and pouring! If you love cheese, but are

committed to eating dairy free, the Ultimate Uncheese Cookbook is a definite

" must have " . I'm dying to try the substitute for fondue this week! BTW, don't

you

love the way this group is getting active? Maybe we don't stick to only

crockpot discussions, but I really am enjoying the sharing--this group was too

quiet

for a long time! Now I'd better get off this computer and make my soup--I'm

trying two new recipes for soup for dinner tonight. Not sure which ones--I'm

browsing in my Newstart cookbook, as well as a McDougall one, to find good

recipes and see which I have the ingredients for. Unfortunately, I don't have

time

for crockpot ones tonight--only an hour and a half till dinner here!

 

Marilyn

Mom of eight VERY interesting kids, and proud grandma-to-be of TWINS!