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Reddit mentions of The Vegan Planet: 400 Irresistible Recipes With Fantastic Flavors from Home and Around the World (Non)
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Robin Robertson, Vegan Planet: 400 Irresistible Recipes with Fantastic Flavors from Home and Around the World, paperback
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I recommend Bittman's book, as well as Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone by Deborah Madison, and Vegan Planet by Robin Robertson.
Hey, I made them a little differently than the recipe in this book. I used almond butter instead of peanut butter, and I made my own chocolate chips but used agave and earth balance. Good luck!
Soy yogurt is delicious, but my favorite milk is Rice : ) http://www.amazon.com/Vegan-Planet-Irresistible-Recipes-Fantastic/dp/1558322116
This is the book I have, there are a lot of article in it also. And grow your own produce! I have always found that home grown food is better that anything, especially those jalepenos.
Vegan Planet, Tofu Cookery and 500 Vegan Dishes.
You need to come in armed, then. :D
This is a fantastic resource for slow cooker recipes. I know most are vegetarian, but they are easy to adjust to vegan with very minor alterations.
This split pea soup recipe made without the meat is amazing and filling as all get out. Total cost to make is around $5 for a ton of servings. You pair that with sandwiches (I'd suggest learning to make your own vegan bread - more cost effective), with some fried tofu as the bulk of the sandwich, and you've got an amazing meal.
This vegan chili is amazing and very filling. Cost ends up being around $8-$10 per crock pot full, but you get 8-10 filling servings and it is fantastic tasting.
If you can find a cheap copy of Vegan Planet, I highly suggest it - it was a great resource for me.
The Veganomicon is another great book, and the Post Punk Kitchen, who wrote the Veganomicon, offer a TON of great recipes on their site.
Get friendly with nutritional yeast - it will be your best 'cheese' element in dishes.
I'll try to keep remembering more tips. :D
I know this is going to sound like a glib "ask a stupid question.." response, but, buy a vegan cookbook. I personally like Vegan Planet, but Veganomicon is also very popular.
Be sure you are aware of the differences in eating vegan vs. a "traditional diet" with regards to getting proper nutrition. This is where VeganHealth.org comes in very handy.