tried and true

[Guest guest]

Any tried and true bean cookbooks that you guys care to recomend? (I

am looking for something beyond chili's and soups...)

[Guest guest]

I like Laurel's Kitchen. They have some great nutrition info in the back, and I

love the casseroles and breads!

 

" Amy P. " <aviva_ha> wrote:

Any tried and true bean cookbooks that you guys care to recomend? (I

am looking for something beyond chili's and soups...)

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I second the Laurel's Kitchen suggestion...it is a great basic that

I've had for years and refer to regularly! I also really like the

Moosewood cookbooks - there are several out now - I'm able check

some of them out from my library, since I currently only have one.

Moosewood has lots of creative recipes using whole foods.

 

m

[Guest guest]

Sunset: " Vegetarian Cooking " and " International Vegetarian Cooking "

 

, " Amy P. "

<aviva_hadas> wrote:

>

> Any tried and true bean cookbooks that you guys care to recomend?

(I

> am looking for something beyond chili's and soups...)

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Any tried and true bean cookbooks that you guys care to recomend?

>(I

> > am looking for something beyond chili's and soups...)

 

Soy Not Oi! I love it!

 

Some of my other favorite cook books:

Vegan Vittles

Compassionate Cook

Please Don't Feed the Bears 1 & 2

 

Veronica