Reviews"With recipes from around the world and quotes from Buddhist masters, chefs, food historians and celebrities, this book is enjoyable, informative and offers hours of guided cooking meditations." --Mandala"Pure and simple ingredients, brilliantly easy recipes and a liberal serving of Dharma will nourish the body of wisdom well past mealtime." --Karen Maezen Miller, author of Hand Wash Cold and Momma Zen "This is one beautiful book! Veggiyana is a book to be treasured, living as it will in my kitchen and in my heart."--Toni Bernhard, author of How to Be Sick: A Buddhist Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers"Veggiyana pleases the palate, and nourishes our Dharma practice."--Cheryl Wilfong, author The Meditative Gardener"In order to have comfort, happiness, and a long life in this human body, we need to eat good food that is healthful and nourishing, and we must learn to eat with wisdom--and in Veggiyana, Sandra Garson shows us how to do this." --Thrangu Rinpoche"The recipes are wholesome, nutritious, simple and express the author's premise that fueling the body with the right foods are the keys to a healthy mind and body."--The Vegan Mouse"Sandy she has written a love letter to centuries of culinary innovation and tradition."-- Bookadda.com"I do recommend this book, especially for those who already have a number of cookbooks. With its mixture of narratives and foreign recipes, this cookbook is unlike any others I've seen."--Sally Kneidel, Ph.D, VeggieRevolution.com"I was looking for a new vegetarian cookbook with satisfying recipes--a mixture of refreshing and hearty fare--but I'm no longer looking, because Veggiyana offers that perfect feast." -- Shambhala Sun, I do recommend this book, especially for those who already have a number of cookbooks. With its mixture of narratives and foreign recipes, this cookbook is unlike any others I've seen., "With recipes from around the world and quotes from Buddhist masters, chefs, food historians and celebrities, this book is enjoyable, informative and offers hours of guided cooking meditations." — Mandala Pure and simple ingredients, brilliantly easy recipes and a liberal serving of Dharma will nourish the body of wisdom well past mealtime." —Karen Maezen Miller, author of Hand Wash Cold and Momma Zen This is one beautiful book! Veggiyana is a book to be treasured, living as it will in my kitchen and in my heart."—Toni Bernhard, author of How to Be Sick: A Buddhist Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers Veggiyana pleases the palate, and nourishes our Dharma practice."—Cheryl Wilfong, author The Meditative Gardener In order to have comfort, happiness, and a long life in this human body, we need to eat good food that is healthful and nourishing, and we must learn to eat with wisdom—and in Veggiyana , Sandra Garson shows us how to do this." —Thrangu Rinpoche "The recipes are wholesome, nutritious, simple and express the author's premise that fueling the body with the right foods are the keys to a healthy mind and body."— The Vegan Mouse "Sandy she has written a love letter to centuries of culinary innovation and tradition."— Bookadda.com "I do recommend this book, especially for those who already have a number of cookbooks. With its mixture of narratives and foreign recipes, this cookbook is unlike any others I've seen."—Sally Kneidel, Ph.D, VeggieRevolution.com "I was looking for a new vegetarian cookbook with satisfying recipes—a mixture of refreshing and hearty fare—but I'm no longer looking, because Veggiyana offers that perfect feast." — Shambhala Sun, The recipes are wholesome, nutritious, simple and express the author's premise that fueling the body with the right foods are the keys to a healthy mind and body., Pure and simple ingredients, brilliantly easy recipes and a liberal serving of Dharma will nourish the body of wisdom well past mealtime. When people ask me what to read, I say read a cookbook—now I'll tell them to read Veggiyana." —Karen Maezen Miller, author of Hand Wash Cold and Momma Zen This is one beautiful book! Veggiyana is more than just a cookbook—it's a feast in itself. Its mouthwatering and wholesome recipes are from all over the world—peppered with teachings from the Buddha and the teachers who succeeded him, from Zen Master Dogen to Thich Nhat Hanh to the Dalai Lama, as well as from sources as diverse as Albert Einstein and Sophia Loren. It's spiced throughout with personal insights and delightful anecdotes from Garson's years of hands-on experience in the culinary arts. Veggiyana is a book to be treasured, living as it will in my kitchen and in my heart." —Toni Bernhard, author of How to Be Sick: A Buddhist Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers Veggiyana pleases the palate, and nourishes our Dharma practice." —Cheryl Wilfong, author The Meditative Gardener In order to have comfort, happiness, and a long life in this human body, we need to eat good food that is healthful and nourishing, and we must learn to eat with wisdom—and in Veggiyana, Sandra Garson shows us how to do this. May all who read it grow healthy and strong—in the world, and in the Dharma!" —Thrangu Rinpoche "The recipes are wholesome, nutritious, simple and express the author's premise that fueling the body with the right foods are the keys to a healthy mind and body. There are 108 recipes (the number of beads on a buddhist mala) from around the world including salads, stews, dhals, noodles, rice and vegetable dishes."—The Vegan Mouse "Sandy she has written a love letter to centuries of culinary innovation and tradition. In short essays scattered like mezze throughout the cookbook, she explores at once our rich worldwide history of cooking—how pasta came to Italy, why the cow is sacred in India—and her own personal path as a cook and a Buddhist."— Bookadda.com "It would be a great gift for someone interested in international cuisine, Zen Buddhism, or the origins of vegetarian staples, such as rice, pasta, and tofu.... I appreciate Garson's efforts to convey her experience of Nepal and the value of wholesome food in living a wholesome life. I like her celebration of the rich variety in foods around the world. I do recommend this book, especially for those who already have a number of cookbooks. With its mixture of narratives and foreign recipes, this cookbook is unlike any others I've seen."—Sally Kneidel, Ph.D, VeggieRevolution.com, Pure and simple ingredients, brilliantly easy recipes and a liberal serving of Dharma will nourish the body of wisdom well past mealtime., This is one beautiful book! Veggiyana is a book to be treasured, living as it will in my kitchen and in my heart., With recipes from around the world and quotes from Buddhist masters, chefs, food historians and celebrities, this book is enjoyable, informative and offers hours of guided cooking meditations., "I was looking for a new vegetarian cookbook with satisfying recipes--a mixture of refreshing and hearty fare--but I'm no longer looking, because Veggiyana offers that perfect feast." --, Pure and simple ingredients, brilliantly easy recipes and a liberal serving of Dharma will nourish the body of wisdom well past mealtime. When people ask me what to read, I say read a cookbook—now I'll tell them to read Veggiyana." —Karen Maezen Miller, author of Hand Wash Cold and Momma Zen This is one beautiful book! Veggiyana is more than just a cookbook—it's a feast in itself. Its mouthwatering and wholesome recipes are from all over the world—peppered with teachings from the Buddha and the teachers who succeeded him, from Zen Master Dogen to Thich Nhat Hanh to the Dalai Lama, as well as from sources as diverse as Albert Einstein and Sophia Loren. It's spiced throughout with personal insights and delightful anecdotes from Garson's years of hands-on experience in the culinary arts. Veggiyana is a book to be treasured, living as it will in my kitchen and in my heart." —Toni Bernhard, author of How to Be Sick: A Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers Veggiyana pleases the palate, and nourishes our Dharma practice." —Cheryl Wilfong, author The Meditative Gardener In order to have comfort, happiness, and a long life in this human body, we need to eat good food that is healthful and nourishing, and we must learn to eat with wisdom—and in Veggiyana, Sandra Garson shows us how to do this. May all who read it grow healthy and strong—in the world, and in the Dharma!" —Thrangu Rinpoche, In order to have comfort, happiness, and a long life in this human body, we need to eat good food that is healthful and nourishing, and we must learn to eat with wisdom--and in Veggiyana , Sandra Garson shows us how to do this.
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