Plant and Planet
Sustainable and Delicious Vegetarian Cooking for Real People
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- $11.99
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- $11.99
Publisher Description
Simple steps can make an impact on our planet. From BuzzFeed’s Goodful, these 75 plant-based recipes plus plenty of low-waste strategies will guide you to a sustainable life you can feel good about.
Goodful offers approachable recipes, tips, and guides for everyday life. In Plant and Planet, discover seventy-five plant-based recipes for meal prep, everyday celebrations, and cooking with the seasons, from Zucchini Lasagna Boats and Black Bean & Walnut Quesadillas to Caramelized Banana & Orange Parfaits, along with tons of ways to stock your kitchen, grow your own ingredients, turn your scraps into amazing treats, and more.
Beautifully photographed, this cookbook is super practical and impactful, with surprising and easy ways to reduce environmental impact, shopping guides and meal plans, information about repurposing food waste, plus a guide to growing your own ingredients. You will learn how to:
• Approach cooking from a seasonal perspective
• Minimize packaging while maximizing flavor
• Clear out your fridge and freezer to make comforting soups, salads, and other dishes
Featuring contributions from experts DeVonn Francis, Lorena Ramirez, Lauren Singer, Nadiya Hussain, Kelis Rogers, David Zilber, and Ben Flanner, Plant and Planet is filled with tips and quick hits of information about the environmental impact of these recipes--all to deliver a low-stress, high-impact path to a low-waste kitchen.
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Delicious vegetarian recipes are paired with "practical, real life advice for a better planet" in this excellent collection from the folks at BuzzFeed's Goodful. While they believe cutting out meat is the "most effective way to reduce your environmental impact," the authors also explore other simple eco-friendly practices, such as buying seasonally and sustainably ("lean heavily toward fresh produce and pantry staples"), reducing packaging, and extending the life of food through proper handling. With a recipes section guided by the mantra "work smarter, not harder," it will come as no surprise that meal prep here is king. Accordingly, unfussy instructions are on offer to make a week's work of grains, precook beans, and roast veggies in batches. To save money and time, home cooks are offered a tantalizing selection of five-ingredients-or-fewer meals—including charred whole broccoli salad—and ten meals that can be made in less than ten minutes—such as mushroom scallops with quick pea mash, and caramelized banana and orange parfaits. Zero-waste dishes, including a glorious grainless pie crust with whole-citrus filling, zero-waste pesto, and vegetable scrap stock, are easy on the wallet as well as the planet. Home cooks looking to eat more consciously will find this immensely inspiring and deeply satisfying.
