Vegan Everyday: 500 Plant-Based Recipes Paperback – May 15, 2015

Wow! Lots of great recipes for those looking to eat in a healthier manner.Love this!

I am new to a diary free lifestyle and I am finding vegan recipes really comforting. So far the recipes have been easy to follow. I just wish there were also pictures in the book, sounds finicky, but it would be nice to at least have a vague idea of what it is suppose to look like...but otherwise, awesome cookbook!

Vegan never read so well! Doug McNish's book is nothing short of mah-valous! Not completely vegan yet? You might be a convert after whipping up a few of these tasty meals.

I'm still not sure about this cookbook. I made the Teatime Smoothie, which came out kind of thin and tasteless. Could have been the green tea I made. I made it with the Coconut Milk recipe in the book, which also came out thin. That, however, could have been due to my blender, because I noticed pockets of coconut cream, but there was no way it wanted to incorporate with the water to make Coconut Milk. Also made the Eggplant and Tempeh Paella. The only change I made was adding an organic green pepper. It was good. Not drop-dead good, but good. Same with the Fettuccini with Lemon Parsley White Wine Sauce. A strong GOOD, but not a yowser-drop-your-trousers-must-have-this-all-the-time good. I also made the Crispy No-Crab Cakes with Creamy Coleslaw. I made a quick-fix vegan tartar sauce because I didn't want to part with a full cup of tahini, which isn't cheap. In all fairness, I never had a "real" crab cake. The cornmeal coating provided a nice crunchy exterior. The coleslaw was a bit bland.I guess my complaint is the same tips are repeated again and again. Perhaps that's because people aren't able to flip pages to another page to read that particular tip. I also didn't realize it was completely gluten-free. I have problems with that. People with genuine Celiac disease I feel for. It's a real condition and unpleasant as well. People who are just gluten-free because it's the latest fad, I can't tolerate. I am fortunate to be very gluten-tolerant. Thank goodness, because "wheat flour" sounds much safer and cleaner to me than "xantham gum."The format of the book is not exciting. Whisper thin paper that I'm kind of afraid to have out on my kitchen counter when cooking. There are pictures, very cleverly organized by color. I truly don't know what bothers me about this cookbook. I will most likely try some more things from it, and at around $18 for 500 recipes, it's a bargain.

I'm a big fan of Douglas McNish and again this book does not hold back or disappoint (I also have his "Eat Raw, Eat Well" recipe book). If there's something you're craving, it's probably in the "Vegan Everyday" recipe book and at least for some I can be pretty sure there's something you've never dreamed of. I'm looking forward to this one being one of my main "go to" and "travel along with" recipe books.

GREAT BOOK, LOTS OF MEAL IDEAS, EASY TO FOLLOW

Has some good recipes but no pictures.

Awesome recipes thank you