Wednesday, May 2, 2012
The Naked Foods Cookbook by Margaret Floyd and James Barry
The concept of naked eating is to eat clean, whole, unprocessed foods. The authors ask that you investigate your food before bringing it into your kitchen. This is not only a good practice for the environment but will allow the preparer to create more healthy dishes.
The first few chapters of this cookbook explain the concept of eating naked as well as how to stock your kitchen and preparation methods.
The recipes contained have vegetarian versions and all are gluten-free. The authors are supportive of raw organic milks but include ways to make dairy free milks at home. I liked that the recipes varied from raw to cooked and included vegetarian and meat ideas. The recipes are all rated based on difficulty and easy to find.
The book ends with sample menus and food seasons. All in all this is a good book for those who are investigating eating raw, vegan or unprocessed.
Labels:
adult,
allergies,
books,
cooking,
dairy free,
diet,
gluten free,
nonfiction
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