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The Moosewood Cookbook by Mollie Katzen
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The Moosewood Cookbook

by Mollie Katzen

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This is definitely a classic, as you can see by the number of editions they've printed. It's a useful book to dig into for solid vegetarian choices, though at one point when I was cooking a lot from the book, every meal began to have a similar taste of onions and oregano. Not a fair criticism, though, since there's a lot of variety, just something that seemed to crop up a lot! ( )
  angray | Oct 22, 2009 |
I still cook out of Moosewood to this day. I became acquainted with my first copy of the original version of Moosewood in the 70's, found in the barn of the old Vermont victorian where I was renting a room (at age 16!). Surrounded by Quakers, hippies and ex-cons, we all cooked vegetarian most of the time (who could afford meat??). I have many fond memories of Moosewood and the meals which came from it. I learned to drink my first wine and my first beer accompanying many of these dishes. My favorite standby recipes that I still cook today include Spinach Ricotta Pie, Stuffed Zucchini Turkish style, Gypsy Soup, Gazpacho (a good chunky version), Russian Borscht, and Eggplant Pate version #2. ( )
  hatheado | Oct 13, 2009 |
I'm really surprised to see fewer than 1,000 people have this book. I think practically everyone in my family on both sides, and my wife's family on both sides has this book. And just about everyone they know too. The recipes are great, with such staple foods. The book is really useable, with large hand-drawn-looking fonts and sketches. Be aware though, that just because recipes in here are vegetarian, they are not always 100% healthy, given the quantities of oil, butter, etc used. Of course these can be modified as desired. There are often suggestions for alternatives, and no glossy photos to make me feel bad when I drip stuff onto it. This is an everyday cookbook which generally uses everyday and accessible ingredients - none of this going to the ends of the earth for an ingredient that sounds like Dr. Seuss made it up and only grows on the top of the mountain Ishkabibble. Can't recommend this cook book enough, and have already given it to all my parents and siblings. Watch out friends and family, you know what's in your near-future! ( )
  bfertig | May 19, 2009 |
Lovely homely presentation of some lovely homely recipes. ( )
  vegefoodie | Feb 14, 2009 |
We own this because it is a classic, not because we are vegeterians. Our copy has a cover that is falling apart and many food stains in it - not from us though. We have yet to cook from it. ( )
  ShawnMarie | Dec 29, 2008 |
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0898154901, Paperback)

Since its original publication in 1977, this influential and enormously popular cookbook has been at the forefront of the revolution in American eating habits. MOOSEWOOD was listed by the New York Times as one of the top ten best-selling cookbooks of all time, and no wonder. With her sophisticated, easy-to-prepare vegetarian recipes, charming pen-and-ink drawings, hand lettering, and conversational tone, Mollie introduced millions to a more healthful, natural way of cooking. This edition preserves the major revisions and additions that Mollie made in 1992, adding 5 new recipes from Mollie's current repertoire and 16 pages of beautiful color food photography. We know you've seen MOOSEWOOD before, but we promise you've never seen it quite like this!

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