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Top rated vegan cooking books

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  1. How Not to Die
    Health-focused beginners Flatiron Books

    How Not to Die

    4.7/5 $20.00

    Combines evidence-based nutrition with delicious whole-food, plant-based recipes aimed at preventing disease.

    • Science-backed
    • Diverse recipes
    • Improves health
    • Some ingredients hard to find
  2. Thug Kitchen: Party Grub
    Fun casual cooking Rodale

    Thug Kitchen: Party Grub

    4.5/5 $6.21 Only 1 left

    A bold, humorous cookbook with simple vegan recipes for parties and everyday meals.

    • Easy recipes
    • Entertaining tone
    • Great for gatherings
    • Language may offend some
  3. The Oh She Glows Cookbook
    Everyday home cooking Penguin

    The Oh She Glows Cookbook

    4.6/5 $12.89 Only 15 left

    Over 100 plant-based recipes from a popular blogger, featuring whole foods and family-friendly meals.

    • Clear instructions
    • Beautiful photography
    • Kid-approved
    • Time-consuming prep
  4. Plenty: Vibrant Vegetable Recipes
    Creative vegetable dishes Chronicle Books

    Plenty: Vibrant Vegetable Recipes

    4.5/5 $16.73

    Yotam Ottolenghi's collection of inventive vegetable-centric recipes that appeal to vegans and omnivores alike.

    • Innovative flavors
    • Stunning presentation
    • Culinary inspiration
    • Some hard-to-find ingredients
  5. Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook
    Comprehensive reference Da Capo Lifelong Books

    Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook

    4.4/5 $17.42

    A massive collection of vegan recipes covering everything from basics to advanced techniques.

    • Wide variety
    • Detailed instructions
    • Dependable results
    • Dense text
    • Some dated recipes
  6. Isa Does It
    Quick weekday meals Voracious

    Isa Does It

    4.6/5 $25.41

    Isa Chandra Moskowitz's approachable recipes focus on bold flavors and minimal fuss.

    • Fast preparation
    • Flavorful
    • Minimal equipment
    • Limited dessert options

Buying advice

Consider your cooking skill level and dietary needs. For beginners, 'How Not to Die' offers health-focused simplicity. For experienced cooks wanting creativity, 'Plenty' inspires. Check ingredient availability for your area.

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