The more people I tell about this challenge, the more want to do it! Finding a good veggie book with not too many recipes for my mate Anu was a bit of a challenge in itself (although she is a very good cook, she has a - shall we say - active social life so being disciplined enough to cook 2 or 3 recipes a week from a book (or simply being at home for 2 or 3 nights during the same week) might be a tall order). I might have to settle for a pamphlet on lentils from the Women's Institute with about 15 recipes for her ;o)
Others on another food forum I visit are using diet books, which is a good idea. I thought of that too, but would need to use about 6 books over as many years for it to make an impact!
Nope, sticking with Nigel: seasonal, good mix of the simple and challenging, not all the recipes are bad for you (!)
Hi Maggie, thinking of joining in on this. I've got Ramsey's Sunday Lunch in mind as it has a good spread of dishes across 25 menus (each with a starter, main and dessert). Although I did stick with Jamie on New Years Eve with sausage and bubble & Squeak with onion gravy.
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Jody