. The book includes recipes for a variety of dishes served at the restaurants, from seasonal soups, salads and sandwiches to delicious drinks and desserts, around 80% of which are vegan.Although, I've never been to Tibits' London restaurant, I was keen to try out some of their recipes, so I made a couple of the antipasti dishes (mixed vegetable antipasto and aubergine antipasto) for a recent dinner party. They were simple to make using easy-to-find ingredients and most importantly, tasted delicious!
The recipes in the book are arranged by season, rather than type, which is unusual, but a good idea (although with the weather we've been having lately, it looks like I should be sticking to dishes from the winter section for a while!). I love the eclectic range of recipes which are clearly laid out, easy to follow and beautifully illustrated. It may seem strange to mention, but I really appreciate the addition of the two attached ribbon bookmarks, as many of my cookbooks end up with scraps of paper in to mark the recipes which I want to try!
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The Asian Glass Noodle Salad sounds delicious!
ReplyDeletethe menu link is not working for me?? i dont know if its just me? ill come back and try it again later!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that Baba, try going to http://www.tibits.co.uk/ and then clicking on the menu link on the homepage.
DeleteThe tomato -tofu sandwich sounds yum!!
ReplyDeletethe Leek Quiche sounds lovely
ReplyDeleteTibits is great, and the staff are lovely - would love to try the mango cake!
ReplyDeleteOrecchiette Pasta Salad sounds very nice
ReplyDeleteVegetable rosti sounds nice,it all does! I would love this book for my sister,she and her children are vegetarian so would be great for new ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of the leek quiche
ReplyDeleteSeitan with green pepper sauce - sounds like it has a bit of a kick to it too, love a bit of spice in my meals
ReplyDeleteleek quiche sounds amazing
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ReplyDeleteThe Leek Quiche sounds nice.
ReplyDeleteVeg Pie :)
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ReplyDeletethe Bulgur Wheat Spring Salad sounds lovely x
ReplyDeleteI love Quiche so the leek quiche would be my choice..
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of the Leek Quiche
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