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Dec 15, 2015LogicMouse rated this title 2.5 out of 5 stars
As someone not in the habit of eating enough veggies, and looking to change that without completely forsaking my omnivorous lifestyle, this book looked like a good bet. And the front matter (a collection of photos and basic info of all sorts of vegetables) as well as the back matter (directions for basic preparation of various veggies) were quite useful and appreciated. The recipes themselves, however, are mostly too complex, time consuming, and require too many off-the-wall ingredients that are unlikely to be used more than once. I recall in particular "walnut oil." The two recipes from the book that I have prepared came from a shorter collection of "mushrooms four ways" and both were quite tasty, if time consuming to create. I guess what I'm really saying is that this book is more appropriate for advanced veggie chefs than it was for myself. (But it's still better than "Thug Kitchen.")