Celine Steen | Bold Flavored Vegan Cooking

$ 30.00 $ 24.00

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Why you’ll love it

Celine Steen, founder of the popular food blog Have Cake Will Travel, embraces dynamic seasoning with umami-rich, meat-free ingredients like dried shiitake mushrooms, tamari, miso and matcha. Celine adds new levels of flavor to your favorite dishes with unique combinations of aromatic spices, from Szechuan peppercorn to dried árbol chiles. Her dishes are nothing short of bold and memorable.

 

About the book

Whether you’re craving something savory like Caramelized Jackfruit Tacos, spicy like Moroccan-Flavored Stuffed Squash or sweet like Miso Caramel Galette, Celine has you covered. With gluten-free, soy-free and oil-free options and meals that can be prepared in 30 minutes or less, Bold Flavored Vegan Cooking will ensure you keep coming back for more.

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