It's fairly easy to find vegan recipes for major holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving, but what about the rest of the year? In Quick and Easy Vegan Celebrations, Alicia C. Simpson comes to the rescue with menus for 14 holidays and special occasions.
As far as I'm concerned, brunch is the most important meal of the day, and with a cookbook like this, there's no need to limit it to Sundays. Vegan Brunch offers a wealth of recipes, from classic to outrageous, and I've yet to try one that isn't fantastic.
What happens when a vegan mom wants to make sure that her son eats well at school, but worries that he'll feel left out or deprived of all the lunchroom treats his classmates eat every day? Feed him better treats, of course!
In the mood for something sweet and decadent? You can make uncooked, dairy- and egg-free desserts with a little help from Jennifer Cornbleet's Raw for Dessert. From fruit to chocolate, there are delicious treats for everyone at your table.
The Mediterranean region is famous for its delicious and healthy, olive oil-based cuisine. With more than 500 recipes, Martha Rose Shulman's wonderful Mediterranean Harvest cookbook includes a huge variety of dishes from Spain, France, Italy, Greece, and the Middle East.
It may look like hummus, but this unique chickpea dip is tangy and delicious. It's worth seeking out umeboshi plum paste just for this recipe, which you'll want to make over and over.
Unlike most chefs who know how to cook before starting restaurants, Simon Rimmer bought a vegetarian restaurant and then learned to cook. I've never had the pleasure of eating at either of his restaurants, but if the cookbook they inspired is anything to go by, they are undoubtedly excellent.