Microsoft Visual Studio 2010

Good Housekeeping presents more than two hundred delicious vegetarian takes on the foods everyone loves, from hearty chilis and tasty pizzas to fresh stir-fries and classic casseroles.

Whether bubbling hot from the stovetop, steaming from the oven, or sizzling from the grill, these great-tasting dishes will appeal not only to vegetarians, but also to anyone looking for healthier recipes: Studies have shown that eating meals rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes (and low in fat) can lower the risk of chronic illnesses like heart disease and cancer. Everything you serve from this cookbook will satisfy and nourish the entire family.

There's hearty fare for breakfast and brunch---with these recipes, no one will miss the bacon or sausage! If you're wondering what to eat for lunch when cold cuts aren't an option, check out the easy, tasty recipes for wraps, sandwiches, pizzas, and burgers. A wealth of dinner choices follow, with chapters on soups, stews, and chilis; main-course salads; stir-fries and sautes; casseroles and other baked dishes; pasta, rice, and grain dishes; and vegetable fare from the grill. The grand finale: irresistible sweet and fruity desserts.

While this cookbook is geared to an ovo-lacto-vegetarian diet, meaning that eggs, cheese, and other dairy products are included, many vegan recipes are inside as well, and are identified with a special icon. If you'd like to cut back or omit dairy from your diet, look for the Make It Vegan sidebars, which note when changing one ingredient can turn a vegetarian dish into a vegan one. You'll also find a chapter called the Flexible Vegetarian with recipes that allow you to serve essentially the same meal to your whole family, finishing with tofu or extra veggies for those who are eating vegetarian and a small amount of meat, poultry, or fish for the rest of the crew.

From Zucchini and Swiss Frittata to Vegetable Cobbler, each recipe is triple-tested in the famed Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen for ease, reliability, and great taste. You can rely on this cook-book for vegetarian meals that are as flavorful as they are nutritious.

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