Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #344668 in Books
• Published on: 2001-11-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 496 pages

Synopsis
The biggest book in the Collective's 25 year history, Moosewood's latest is a kitchen staple in the making; the very best versions of the best-loved dishes they've served to customers and family for nearly 3 decades. These pioneers of the whole foods movement prove there is still no one who does it better. Not since their phenomenally successful collection LOW-FAT FAVORITES has Ithaca, New York's famed Moosewood Collective assembled such a comprehensive and alluring group of meatless recipes. Informed by nearly three decades of preparing, serving, and enjoying meatless fare in both their world-famous restaurant and in their own homes, the Collective members have brought together recipes for a variety of occasions. Starting with a section of perennial breakfast favorites, Moosewood then offers a full range of recipes for everyday, home-style cooking, with more than 150 satisfying entrees, both plain and fancy. From satisfying one-dish favorites to quick skillet dinners and easy-to-assemble show stoppers for special nights, these are time-tested recipes that please even the most ardent carnivore and tofu hater.

Chapters devoted to snacks, sandwiches and burgers, and the horney desserts Moosewood is duly famous for make this the kind of comprehensive collection that is the cornerstone of a new cook's kitchen library and a welcome addition for any cook who has grown up cooking the Moosewood way.

Customer Reviews

Basically a good cookbook.
A little too much tofu for my liking. I have to confess that I would only ever use half the recipies in the book, cause some aren't to the British pallet, but overall, a great book for helping you to put flavours together. I have to confess to bending the recipes to suit the ingredients I have in the house, but then that's what a good cook-book should do. Great sections, which divide up the quick meanls from the fancy ones, etc. Always the first book I pull from the shelf when someone's coming to lunch.