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Falafels
in Egypt, stir fries in Singapore, guacamole dip in Mexico or spicy
cashew nuts in Mozambique - there’s a wealth of exciting fast food
around the world which could have transnational fast-food chains
quaking in their boots. This is the latest food book from Troth
Wells, following three others in the series which have run to many
editions and been published in ten countries.
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This
is much more than a ‘cookbook’, this is a book about food,
people, politics and pleasure. The introduction is an informative
well-researched piece of work that taught me more about genetically-modified
foods than any government ever did.
I think that what the author Troth Wells and the New Internationalist
are doing by publishing this high quality, internationalist
vegetarian cookery book is great, even revolutionary, and
as a passionate vegan it is uplifting for me to see that it
contains so many vegan recipes. I like hanging out with the
kind of people that cook this stuff.
Dr
Benjamin Zephaniah,
poet and musician
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About the author...
Troth Wells joined the NI in 1972, helping to
launch the magazine and build up its subscriber base. She now works on the editorial
team as Publications Editor and has produced
three food books The NI Food Book (1990),
The World in Your Kitchen (1993), The Spices
of Life (1996). In addition she is the English-language editor of The World Guide produced
by the Third World Institute in Uruguay. She
has travelled in Central America, Africa and
East Asia, and most recently Morocco. |
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Contents
includes:
Guide
to ingredients - a colourful 6-page guide to a variety of
vegetables, grains and beans plus explanatory captions.
Recipes
- Over 100 recipes divided into Starters, Main Dishes, Salads and
Side Dishes, and Desserts and Drinks. Within the section the recipes
start with dishes from Africa followed by Asia, then Latin America
and the Caribbean and the Middle East.
Featured Foods - Six one-page special features on
some key vegetarian ingredients - such as beans, legumes, rice and
grains, spices and flavourings, and vegetables and fruit.
Food
Facts - A handy guide to the protein and fat in various
foods, sources of fibre and vitamins plus at-a-glance charts of
the composition of dairy products, fruit, beans and lentils, nuts,
vegetables and grains.
Photos
and Illustrations - The book contains over 30 full-page
colour plates plus many smaller photos and illustrations.
Format:
210mm x 210mm (8” x 8”)
Paperback with wipe-clean cover plus ribbon book marker.
Pages: 176. Full colour throughout.
Cost:
£10.99
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