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Less Meat, More Plants - A New Cookbook by Annabelle Randles
In her new book, Less Meat, More Plants, carnivore turned flexitarian Annabelle Randles delivers a pragmatic and gentle approach to getting more veggies on your plate without having to give up meat altogether.
"My aim with this book is to offer options for pescatarians, vegetarians, and those simply looking to cut back a bit on meat and/or dairy”, says Annabelle Randles.
"My aim with this book is to offer options for pescatarians, vegetarians, and those simply looking to cut back a bit on meat and/or dairy”, says Annabelle Randles.
With delicious recipes and a light tone, Annabelle guides you along the path to sustainable change, one meal at a time. The book offers more than 100 sustainable recipes to nourish your body and protect our planet.
"Those already following a plant-based diet will find new ideas and inspiration for mealtime without sacrificing taste, texture, or satisfaction."
"Those already following a plant-based diet will find new ideas and inspiration for mealtime without sacrificing taste, texture, or satisfaction."
Annabelle also shows you how to accommodate both meat-eaters and non-meat-eaters with adaptable recipes that can provide two meat servings and two vegetarian/vegan portions, saving you time and money.
Adopting a plant-forward diet has been a life-changing experience for Annabelle.
"It's a diet that I have been able to stick to simply because it is not too restrictive. It has also given me a growing awareness of the links between food, health, ethics, and the environment and how I need to reconnect with the food I eat".
Whether you want to take a slow approach to adopting a plant-based diet, dabble a bit, or want to add more options to your recipe box, Annabelle has you covered with everything from easy Meatless Monday dinners to full vegan-friendly meals.
In the book Annabelle shares her best-kept cooking secrets and uses familiar and accessible ingredients to help you take those first steps toward eating a plant-based diet.
"If you are looking to add healthier options to your plate, do your part for the environment, or just experiment with something new, this book’s fresh take and foolproof recipe selections will have you on the road to success in no time."
Less Meat, More Plants comes complete with:
• 100 easy recipes, each with a full-colour photo
• Guides for stocking a plant-forward pantry
• Tips to adopt a more ethical and sustainable lifestyle
• Suggestions for customising recipes to accommodate a variety of dietary needs
• Plant-based recipes drawing inspiration from around the globe, including One-Pan Spanish-style chicken, Mediterranean Orzo Salad, Red Lentil Dahl with Crunchy Kale & Coconut, Tomato & Tapenade Tart, and Teriyaki Tempeh Bowls
For beginners and seasoned chefs alike, Less Meat, More Plants demystifies plant-forward cooking and gives you everything you need to live a healthier, greener lifestyle!
Less Meat, More Plants is published by Victory Belt Publishing. The book is available to purchase from Amazon, Blackwells and Rarewaves.
About Annabelle Randles
Annabelle Randles is a plant-based chef with a passion for bettering the environment one delicious dish at a time.
After spending years as a committed carnivore, Annabelle became curious about the impact of modern farming methods on animal welfare and the environment. Shocked by what she learned, she decided to overhaul her diet and embrace a plant-basedlifestyle.
Annabelle soon realised that creating tasty, plant-based versions of her favourite meals was much easier than she imagined. She decided to share her experience with others through her blog, The Flexitarian, where she posts delicious recipes and writes about the relationship between food, ethics, and the environment.
Born and raised in France, Annabelle now lives in London with her husband and two children. She is inspired by her travels and her family, as well as a love of good food and a keen interest in health and sustainability.
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