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The Inspired Vegan by Bryant Terry

December 16, 2021 by CoffeeShopReader 3 Comments

Sometimes it’s hard to tell if The Inspired Vegan is a cookbook, a set of media recommendations, or a social justice manifesto. Bryant Terry is a recognized advocate for all 3 things though, so it makes sense he’d combine them. One of the more interesting things about this book is how it’s set up, seasonally but also by menu. Each menu has some noted inspirations, usually musical or literary but also sometimes a film gets in there too. Individual recipes also have their own soundtrack […]

Filed Under: Cooking/Food, Non-Fiction Tagged With: Bryant Terry, cookbook, Social Justice, The Inspired Vegan, vegan cookbook

CoffeeShopReader's CBR13 Review No:104 · Genres: Cooking/Food, Non-Fiction · Tags: Bryant Terry, cookbook, Social Justice, The Inspired Vegan, vegan cookbook ·
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An abundant world of recipes, most of which I’ll never cook

Vegetable Kingdom by Bryant Terry

December 13, 2020 by AnnaCollier 1 Comment

Bryant Terry’s 2020 cookbook Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes presents vegan dishes from a variety of culinary traditions, with a particular emphasis on ingredients and flavors featured in African and African-American cooking.  There are a lot of things to like about Vegetable Kingdom.  I agree with Terry’s idea that plant-based eating has many health and environmental benefits, and I liked that the recipes didn’t fall back on the common assumption that vegetarian recipes must feature a central protein (like tofu or seitan) […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Bryant Terry

AnnaCollier's CBR12 Review No:10 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Bryant Terry ·
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