The Korean Vegan Cookbook
Reflections and Recipes from Omma's Kitchen
by Joanne Lee Molinaro
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Vegan Cooking, Vegetarian Cookbooks, and Vegan Cookbooks.
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Vegan Cooking, Vegetarian Cookbooks, and Vegan Cookbooks.
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Helen Rosner
“"Cooking as Though You Might Cook Again" by Danny Licht?small, brilliant, diaristic, an antirecipe recipe collection that feels like art. "The Korean Vegan Cookbook" by @thekoreanvegan challenges & embraces tradition; on every level, a gorgeous book. | "Cooking as Though You Might Cook Again" by Danny Licht—small, brilliant, diaristic, an antirecipe recipe collection that feels like art. "The Korean Vegan Cookbook" by @thekoreanvegan challenges & embraces tradition; on every level, a gorgeous book.”
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Consider East by Meera Sodha.
“Bright, chatty, and recipe-driven, East presents approachable vegan and vegetarian dishes adapted for a US pantry, with short personal notes and craveable flavor combinations. Most recipes favor familiar techniques and ingredients that reward everyday cooks who want to expand beyond standard salads or pastas. Main limitation: several recipes expect a modest spice cupboard or specialty pantry items and the book rarely provides step-by-step photos or troubleshooting, so cooks seeking tight precision or minimal shopping may find parts fiddly.”
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