Vegetarians need to watch for the protein count in their food, as they often don’t get enough of it. However, there are plenty of vegetarian recipe books that account for this. The recipe books in this list contain great meat substitutions that taste delicious.
There’s now no reason not to go veggie, because with food this healthy and tasty, there are no drawbacks! Just make sure to invest in any one of these great recipe books listed below.
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#1 The Oh She Glows Cookbook by Angela Liddon
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This book is formatted to include suggestions to substitute for food allergies and sensitivities for those looking to create a vegan, wholesome lifestyle. Oh She Glows includes helpful tried and true tips with recipes that will leave you feeling anything but deprived.
#2 Love and Lemons Everyday by Jeanine Donofrio
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This book is filled with over 100 vegetarian recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In addition, the book includes helpful guides and recipes for homemade dressings and veggie broth. The pictures are beautiful and as you turn each page you can feel Jeanine’s passion for creating delicious vegetarian food.
#3 The Healing Kitchen By Aleana Haber
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The Healing Kitchen will change the way you cook. Written by a nutritionist and doctor, this paleo cookbook reimagines how to manage your leftovers, food budget, and more. The delicious vegetarian recipes are all super nutritionally balanced and place fresh ingredients at the forefront. The pastas are to die for; the veggie sides will please even the pickiest of eaters—a must-read.
#4 Drinking for Two by Diana Licalzi
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“Nutritious Mocktails for the Mom-to-Be. Perfect for women who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive (or who don’t drink!), Drinking For Two features 45+ delicious non-alcoholic, plant-based mocktail recipes that are high in nutrients with little to no added sugar.
Our mocktail book is truly unique. Our recipes are made with natural ingredients that may help to combat pregnancy-related symptoms, like morning sickness and cravings. Most of our recipes are made with whole fruits and even vegetables!
Written by myself and fellow registered dietitian, Diana Licalzi, the book features nutritious recipes for flat, bubbly, apres-dinner, and warm comfort drinks so women can still enjoy the flavor of their favorite drinks, like rose, mojitos, and margaritas.”
#5 Good Food Gratitude by Hollan Hawaii
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Good Food Gratitude is an engaging vegan lifestyle cookbook that also encourages people to change the way to perceive healthy food. Vegan Chef Hollan Hamid teaches new culinary techniques and recipes for old favorite dishes and shows how simple cooking and good health can be by making the right changes to recipes that are both new and loved.
