Re:Mary Ellen cookbooks

[Guest guest]

Thanks Donna. :-) I'll add that to my wish list. I have 3 other

cookbooks on my amazon wish list. Thought I'd start with the 2 I

ordered and go from there. :-)

 

These are the other 3 books I will get in the near future. Are any of

these any good?

 

The New Vegetarian Epicure: Menus--with 325 all-new recipes--for family

and friends

by Anna Thomas

 

The New Enchanted Broccoli Forest (Mollie Katzen's Classic Cooking)

by Mollie Katzen

 

1,000 Vegetarian Recipes

by Carol Gelles

 

Mary Ellen

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have the 1,000 recipe book borrowed out of the library at the moment, it's

really good! I just can't afford to buy any more right now, so I'm going to

save a few of the recipes if I get time.

Jann

 

thelilacflower wrote:

>

> You will love the 1,000 recipe cookbook the best out of these 3.

> Try to find an old used copy of the original Vegetarian Epicure by Anna

Thomas, those old recipes are wonderful. I'm sure you can get it used for a

penny plus postage on Amazon.

> Donna

>

> <mackme

> Thanks Donna. :-) I'll add that to my wish list. I have 3 other

> cookbooks on my amazon wish list. Thought I'd start with the 2 I

> ordered and go from there. :-)

>

> These are the other 3 books I will get in the near future. Are any of these

any good?

>

> The New Vegetarian Epicure: Menus--with 325 all-new recipes--for family and

friends by Anna Thomas

> The New Enchanted Broccoli Forest (Mollie Katzen's Classic Cooking)

> by Mollie Katzen

> 1,000 Vegetarian Recipes by Carol Gelles

[Guest guest]

i really depend on my public library. where i live, you can reserve

bks online so i'm always reserved to the max allowed. i find it a

great way to find out whether a cookbook will really be worth buying,

even on amazon. some bks are great but my situation is somewhat

unique in that i'm vegetarian AND celiac, so if recipes don;'t seem

adaptable to both conditions, i cant use them. a book i " library

tested " was peter berley's " the modern vegetarian kitchen. "

 

>I have the 1,000 recipe book borrowed out of the library at the

>moment, it's really good! I just can't afford to buy any more right

>now, so I'm going to save a few of the recipes if I get time.

>Jann

 

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