To view prices and purchase online, please login or create an account now.



Plant-based Burgers: And Other Vegan Recipes for Dogs, Subs, Wings and More

Hardback

Main Details

Title Plant-based Burgers: And Other Vegan Recipes for Dogs, Subs, Wings and More
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Jackie Kearney
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:144
Dimensions(mm): Height 235,Width 190
Category/GenreGeneral cookery and recipes
Vegetarian cookery
Cookery by ingredient
Cookery dishes and courses
ISBN/Barcode 9781788794213
ClassificationsDewey:641.56362
Audience
General
Illustrations c100 colour photographs

Publishing Details

Publisher Ryland, Peters & Small Ltd
Imprint Ryland, Peters & Small Ltd
Publication Date 11 January 2022
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Vegan fast-food is here to stay and never tasted so good with these stunningly inventive recipes for plant-based burgers, dogs, subs, wings and much more! While traditional butchers might be disappearing from the high street, there's a new breed ready to slice a different kind of meat - made from plants! So-called 'vegetarian butchers' are creating food that mimics meat and offering convincing substitutes that look, feel and even taste like the real thing. Mock meat, of course, is nothing new. Burger patties made from soy-based protein and wheat gluten have been around since the 1960s but now vegetables, nuts, pulses and grains are in on the act and taking vegan substitutes for all our fast food favourites to a whole new level! But why buy over-processed and over-packaged meat-free products from supermarkets when you can make healthier, cheaper and equally delicious meat-free fast fixes at home? Prepare to be wowed by recipes for Easiest Vegan Burger Recipe Ever with Beet Ketchup, Hell Yeah Chilli Dogs, Baby Got No Beef Burrito, KFC-style Chkn Burger and even Tofish & Chips. Plant-Based Burgers is a fantastic new edition of the previously published Vegan Mock Meat Revolution.

Author Biography

Jackie Kearney was a top 4 finalist in BBC One's MasterChef 2011. She has been developing her experience and reputation through pop-up dining events, a vegetarian fine dining club and pursing her Asian street food venture in her iconic trailer, Barbarella. Her food passion lies with Asian street food and vegetarian dining, inspired by her extensive travels across Asia with her husband and twin children.