Anne-Katrin Weber
- Crops and grains as the basis for plant-focused cooking
- Fresh, green, creative recipes
- Background knowledge and reports
Cover: Hardcover
Extent: 208 pages
Weight: 931 g
Format: 19.5 cm x 26 cm
104 colour photos Word count: 29,889
Right sold: All rights available34,00 EUR
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Millet, green spelt, buckwheat, amaranth – broaden your culinary horizon!
Flavourful, diverse, and nutritious: how could vegetarian and vegan cuisine do without crops and grains? Various types from all over the world, such as amaranth, bulgur, couscous, or quinoa have become essential ingredients of plant-based cooking – and with buckwheat, spelt, green spelt and the like we are about to rediscover the rich variety of domestic crops.
Anne-Katrin Weber presents the whole range of crops and pseudo-crops. Her recipes for pan, pot, and oven are suitable for everyday cooking but can also perform culinary magic. Like the nutty spelt salad with apple and fennel, the pearl barley risotto with cherry tomatoes, or eggplants stuffed with bulgur, feta, and olives. Practical tips, background knowledge and concise reports, product details, and a seasonal calendar complement this insightful and inventive cookbook.
A must-have if you love fresh, healthy cuisine and wish to expand your vegetarian repertoire.
Anne-Katrin Weber: is a chef, nutritionist, cookbook author, and food stylist. She shares her love for delicious vegetable dishes together with photographer Wolfgang Schardt on the food blog »veggielicious.de«.
Photos: Wolfgang Schardt