Another offering from The World Food Cafe series is coming to the shelves, written by Chris and Carolyn Caldicott - owners of the former "World Food Café" in London’s Covent Garden, which was the hub of vegetarian cooking in London..Published by Frances Lincoln; World Food Café Vegetarian Bible: Over 200 Recipes From Around The World is the followup to the successful "World Food Café: Quick and Easy".
The new book brings together over two hundred dishes- one hundred and thirty of which are suitable for Vegans. These recipes have been collated from over two decades of globetrotting, and made appropriate for the home cook.Dishes are featured from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and French Polynesia. Highlights for me are the Pomegranate, Beetroot and Walnut Salad with Goats Cheese from Morocco and Cambodian Yellow Curry from Southeast Asia.
This book is not so much a recipe book as a photographic adventure of food and travel as each page you turn reveals a new delight to the eyes. The images featured are absolutely beautiful. and really make the food come alive, as do the stories and accounts of the author's travels.
I love that the authors have created a book full of recipes which can be enjoyed by Vegetarians and non-Vegetarians alike. World Food Café Vegetarian Bible: Over 200 Recipes From Around The World is on sale for £20
I am giving away a copy of World Food Cafe: Vegetarian Bible. You can enter to win the competition via rafflecopter below. Entrants must be UK based.
turkey as i love couscous, hummus and roasted veg
ReplyDeleteMediterranean food is my absolute vegetarian food favorite! They always have so many fresh choices and I never even miss having meat!
ReplyDeleteItaly. There food is so tasty.
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ReplyDeleteitaly is fab
ReplyDeleteSouth East Asian food is my favourite
ReplyDeleteHave travelled quite widely and had problems in lots of countries as a veggie!
ReplyDeleteTurkey was by far the best for choice, there was always something I could eat from street vendors to restaurants - particularly loved Imam Bayildi, Gozleme and Borek.
Italian! I love pizza and pasta!
ReplyDeleteIndia - lots of possibilities
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ReplyDeleteI love Italian food too, just tastes divine.
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ReplyDeleteitaly, greece and generally mediterranean countries
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ReplyDeleteIndia was the most amazing place to visit as a vegetarian. There were so many delicious options everywhere you went and I'm convinced being veggie meant no Delhi Belly either ;) I can't wait to return.
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ReplyDeleteIndia - went to Goa a few years ago and the food was fabulous - delicate spices and a huge range of veggie options. Not at all like a British takeaway!
ReplyDeleteI love Mediterrean food, but I do remember the difficulties I had in Spain trying to convince small cafe owners that pork was not vegetarian! Ultimately, though, I think that Indian and South Asian food offers the most diverse flavours and range of vegetarian foods for me
ReplyDeleteLebanon-most countries around that area have loads of vegetarian specialities.
ReplyDeleteGreece for me. I love the little meze dishes and there is so much variety from really fresh and healthy to more indulgent pastries - and they're all vegetarian!
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ReplyDeleteI love spicy food so Thai, Malaysian and indian give me the best scope when travelling.Evelyn Johnston
ReplyDeletehas to be Italy, spent a summer living in Rome and the loved the food.
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ReplyDeleteMediterranean...healthy and tasty
ReplyDeleteMix and match really - bit of Turkish, Italian. Depends on the lucky spice of the day.
ReplyDeleteAnd India of course, no idea why I didn't say that first of all.
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ReplyDeleteItalian! I love pizza and pasta!
ReplyDeleteMexico... tons of great salsas, burritos, fajitas which all translate so easily into vegetarian or vegan! Yum! @criscurran
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ReplyDeleteAsia viatnamese in particular
ReplyDeleteItaly I would say, although Japanese food has lots of great veggie options! And I do love mexican... tough choice, but as I have actually been to Italy it gets my vote.
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ReplyDeleteMediterranean and italian, best tasting food
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ReplyDeleteIndia. It was so lovely being in a country with a dazzling choice of vegetarian options, all of them delicious
ReplyDeleteItaly as you can get some fantastic vegetarian pizza and pasta dishes
ReplyDeleteAmerica! They have way more veggie options and vegan cheese!
ReplyDeleteTurkey - some beautiful vegetarian options!
ReplyDeleteItaly - There is just so much choice. :)
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