Carol J. Adams is the author of the landmark book The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical Theory and The Pornography of Meat. Besides advancing scholarship and developing theory in the area of interlocking oppressions, Patti Breitman is an animal and health advocate and an expert public speaker. She is a former food columnist for VegNews magazine and writes an occasional blog on VegSource.com.
How to Eat like a Vegetarian, Even if You Never Want To Be One will
have you out of the kitchen in no time. Be sure to keep an eye out
for this great new guide to veg eating. Adams and Breitman have
packed all kinds of handy info into a slim volume--perfect for one
last beach read. One of the main attractions of the book is a
section that covera everything from 10 Things to Do With Flax Seeds
to 10 Tips for Making Fast Food. In case you happen to be heading
to the beach with someone who isn't totally sold on the veg idea
yet, take along a copy and remind him or her just how easy--and
delicious--living cruelty-free can be.-- (09/10/2008)
In the introduction to How to Eat like a Vegetarian, the authors
state that their reason for writing this book is that their friends
kept telling them, "We would become vegetarian if you cooked for
us." Both writers have been vegetarian for a combined 50-plus years
and share numerous helpful ideas, simple recipes, menus, and advice
born from experience.Some interesting sections in this book include
"Ten Ways to Eat More Vegetables, " "Ten Different Things You Can
Do with Chickpeas," and "Steddas," which has recipes substituting
for dishes that ordinarily contain animal products. Here you'll
find recipes for Tofu Cottage Cheese, Cheezy Sauce, and more.
Finally, "Vegetarian Cooking Without Recipes" offers numerous
suggestions for non-cooks and busy people.-- (10/15/2009)
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