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Diamond's unusual debut offers a fresh perspective on eating and self-care. Her sensuous prose may strike some readers as oversentimental, so buy for demand.
Robertson's vegan alternatives to popular foods will draw even nonvegans. She touches on all the latest trends, such as aquafaba (bean liquid), and explores topics rarely covered by similar titles, including vegan charcuterie and seafood.
Highly recommended, especially for readers who enjoyed Melissa Hamilton and Christopher Hirsheimer's Canal House Cooks Every Day and Alice Medrich's Flavor Flours.
Wells's latest is beautiful and instructive, and her recipes and notes are a pleasure to read. If you're lamenting the loss of Julia Child and Richard Olney, this is a must.
Delving further into the whole-foods pantry than Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's River Cottage Veg, Hart's new collection is a great choice for readers seeking vegetarian recipes beyond the ordinary.
It can take some effort to source this book's ingredients and to preprepare its spice blends and sauces, but the results are worth it. A standout vegan title with unique flair. Highly recommended.