William Radmacher

Bon Temps! Vegan Creole Cookbook (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Discover Vegan Creole Delights! Experience the vibrant flavors of Louisiana with 'Bon Temps! Vegan Creole Cookbook' by William Radmacher. Delve into a world where culinary traditions blend seamlessly with compassion and sustainability, relishing the rich and robust Vegan Creole cuisine.

In this tantalizing cookbook, Radmacher guides you through the diverse flavors of New Orleans, renowned for its bold Creole dishes. What sets this book apart? Every recipe is 100% plant-based, a tribute to compassionate cooking.

From hearty gumbo to spicy jambalaya, and crispy fried okra to savory red beans and rice, Radmacher faithfully recreates authentic Creole flavors using plant-based ingredients. These dishes are not only delicious but also cruelty-free, benefiting your well-being and our planet.

'Bon Temps! Vegan Creole Cookbook' celebrates taste, culture, and compassion. Radmacher's mastery of spices ensures no flavor compromise. Whether a seasoned vegan or new to plant-based cooking, experience the magic of the Bayou in your kitchen.

Vegan Creole cuisine is about nourishing your body and respecting the environment. Embrace this compassionate choice for sustainability and animal welfare.

Expand your vegan repertoire or explore Creole cuisine's delectable flavors with 'Bon Temps! Vegan Creole Cookbook.' Create culinary magic, savor Vegan Creole delights, and let the bon temps (good times) roll!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: William Radmacher
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224494378
• Artikelnr.: 70002586

Autorenporträt

Greetings! My name is William Radmacher and I am from Fort Collins, Colorado, but I currently live off grid in the mountains west of Colorado Springs in a small town named Guffey (population 98 and the mayor is a cat named Monster). I have been cooking for about 20 years and was a chef in the bustling culinary scene in downtown Fort Collins for 10 years but have since moved on to greener pastures. I run a microgreens business named Rad Acres (my family pronounces our last name like Rad Maker, hence Radmacher's Rad Acres) where I sell nutritious sprouts and herbs locally and in my free time I write and do graphic design. I live alone with my cat Sam, although I call her Babushka most of the time because she is a grumpy old lady.