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Uyen Luu succeeds in bringing the authentic flavors of Vietnamese cuisine into the home kitchen in an incredibly accessible way – and it’s all vegetarian. The more than 80 recipes, which range from green papaya salad to lotus sweet potato rice pudding, are not only versatile and creative, but also easy to make.
Particularly impressive are the numerous tips on how to substitute traditional ingredients when they are not available in the supermarket, as well as the basics such as vegan fish sauce or homemade pastry sheets, which provide a deeper insight into Vietnamese cuisine. Uyen Luu also manages to offer not only everyday dishes, but also sophisticated festive meals or snacks for in-between meals, so there really is something for every occasion.
The consistently high-quality and stylish photos round off the reading and cooking experience perfectly. Whether you are new to cooking or a culinary explorer – this book will make you want to discover Vietnamese cuisine in all its facets and integrate it into your everyday life in an uncomplicated way.
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DK Publishing House
ISBN 978-3-8310-4839-7
224 pages
“Vietnameasy vegetarian” is more than just a cookbook - it's a declaration of love to Vietnamese cuisine that will tickle your taste buds even without meat. An absolute must-have for anyone looking for authentic yet simple recipes to bring the diversity of Asia to their plate!
What is it? Technically hardly necessary, loud and therefore highly suspicious from a social perspective, and experiencing its second spring or autumn in February? That’s right – it’s the leaf blower! Once invented to blow autumn leaves off the streets and somewhere where, in the best case scenario, they might be less of a nuisance. Currently, this device is experiencing an unexpected wake-up call from hibernation. It is needed to blow away confetti after the carnival parade. The controller may be pleased to be able to amortize a “fabulously expensive” machine in half the time. The neighbors are probably less enthusiastic about this.
Sandra Mühlberg combines over 80 vegetarian recipes with tips for stocking up, sustainable cooking, and relaxed kitchen moments. A book full of warmth, flavor, and inspiring self-care moments.
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Green. Warm. Good.
Author: Sandra Mühlberg
Publisher: Callwey
Length: 224 pages
ISBN: 978-3-7667-2809-8
Price: €39.95
What originally began as a social media trend has become a tribute to small, exquisite moments of pleasure. Georgia Freedman celebrates uncomplicated togetherness with colorful snack ideas, dips, antipasti, and bread variations—and shows that good food can also be simple.
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Girl Dinner
Author: Georgia Freedman
Publisher: Callwey
Length: 160 pages
ISBN: 978-3-7667-2807-4
Price: €22.00 (Germany) / €22.70 (Austria) / CHF 30.90
Uyen Luu succeeds in bringing the authentic flavors of Vietnamese cuisine into the home kitchen in an incredibly accessible way – and it’s all vegetarian. The more than 80 recipes, which range from green papaya salad to lotus sweet potato rice pudding, are not only versatile and creative, but also easy to make.
Particularly impressive are the numerous tips on how to substitute traditional ingredients when they are not available in the supermarket, as well as the basics such as vegan fish sauce or homemade pastry sheets, which provide a deeper insight into Vietnamese cuisine. Uyen Luu also manages to offer not only everyday dishes, but also sophisticated festive meals or snacks for in-between meals, so there really is something for every occasion.
The consistently high-quality and stylish photos round off the reading and cooking experience perfectly. Whether you are new to cooking or a culinary explorer – this book will make you want to discover Vietnamese cuisine in all its facets and integrate it into your everyday life in an uncomplicated way.
Info:
DK Publishing House
ISBN 978-3-8310-4839-7
224 pages