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Vegetarian Recipes: 109 Ways to Better Health
Vegetarian Recipes: 109 Ways to Better Health
Vegetarian Recipes: 109 Ways to Better Health
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Vegetarian Recipes: 109 Ways to Better Health

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Over 100 vegetarian recipes, including breakfast items, salads, deserts, side dishes, appetizers, and more.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherDavid Oconner
Release dateMay 22, 2014
ISBN9781310775109
Vegetarian Recipes: 109 Ways to Better Health
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David Oconner

David Oconner has been writing and publishing books on many of his varied interests. He has books on topics such as Cichlid Fish, How to Grow Tomatoes, Sugar Gliders, Juicing Recipes, Vegetarian Cookbook, How to Play Minecraft, Diablo III, Mass Effect 3, Halo 4, GuildWars 2, Scrolls, Eve Online, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Titanfall, Dark Souls II, and more.

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    Vegetarian Recipes - David Oconner

    VEGETARIAN RECIPES

    101 Ways to Better Health

    By

    David Oconner

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    PUBLISHED BY:

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    Vegetarian Recipes

    Copyright © 2014 by David Oconner

    ISBN: 9781310775109

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    This book is available in print at most online retailers.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without prior written permission from the publisher.

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    Table of Contents

    Breakfast Items

    Biscuits and Scones

    Salads and Dressings

    Sandwiches

    Veggie (and some grain) Sides

    Entrees

    Fruited Deserts

    Soups

    Appetizers

    About the Author

    Vegetarian Recipes

    Breakfast Items

    Frittata

    Breakfast has just got to be the most exciting meal of the day! I am in the mood for something different just about every day. -If you are like me, you enjoy a range of different breakfast options.

    Eggs are always high on my list and are a great way to start your morning. Eggs are filling and packed with protein as well as offer an endless variety in ways to prepare them, but I love me a sweeter treat doused in maple syrup and fresh fruit every now and again, as well!

    The Perfect Soft- Boiled Egg

    I am a huge fan of the soft-boiled egg. With a little salt and pepper, or if you dare, some sea vegetable seasoning, like dulse flakes, your quick breakkie becomes a delicious little feast.

    You can make these a couple of days ahead of time too…

    Bring a small pot of water to a rolling boil and place several eggs( as many as you would like, so they fit somewhat snug, you don’t want so much room so they can bounce around and crack.)

    Boil for 7 minutes and prep an ice bath while the eggs boil, remove the eggs and place in the ice bath after time is up!

    Optional Method:

    Place eggs in small pot of cold water. Bring water to a boil and immediately remove from heat and cover. Let stand for 20 min. Remove eggs and place in cold water.

    Presto! The perfect soft-boil.

    Frittata

    This is a fabulous breakfast option that feels very decadent. –Full of veggies and cheese, you will feel like you just hit up your favorite brunch hot spot instead of rushing out the door to drop the kids off at school and go to work. Of course, this ain’t no boiled egg grab n’ go, but 5 minutes of your morning routine dedicated to a frittata is worth it.

    I love using a cast iron skillet, for it can move from stovetop right into the oven. I even have a mini cast iron for when I am making my frittata for just one or two.

    Prep some veggies, or be sure to set some aside from last night’s dinner! Using cooked veggies helps make this frittata a weekday breakfast option by not having to spend extra time in the morning by chopping and cooking in the AM.

    Try combinations like:

    Roasted red pepper, feta, zucchini

    Sautéed Spinach, shitake and gruyere

    Tomato, cheddar and caramelized onions

    Serves 1-2 folks

    Ingredients:

    About ½ c of cooked veggies for a 2-3 egg frittata

    ¼ cup or less of shredded of crumbled cheese

    Splash of milk

    2t heat safe oil, like coconut or avocado

    Pinch of salt

    Preheat your oven to 350 degrees

    Heat up your oven safe skillet and add your oil

    Add your veggies to your hot pan

    Beat your eggs slightly with a fork or whisk add a splash of milk and pinch of salt and pour over your veggies, add cheese to the top and take the whole darn skillet and put in the oven for about 5 minutes or until set.

    Eggs Florentine 2.0

    This is a take on a classic, with extra greens like chard and nixing the hollandaise; you have yourself Eggs Florentine 2.0, a bit lighter.

    Serves 1 or 2

    Ingredients:

    1 clove of garlic, pressed

    1 cup of fresh spinach

    1 cup of chard leaves, stems discarded

    ¼ cup of half and half

    Big pinch of salt

    Pinch of allspice or a couple grates of nutmeg

    Several grates of parmesan cheese

    2 eggs

    1 English muffin, split or 2 pieces of bread of your choice

    Butter for pan and for your toasted muffin or bread

    Heat up your skillet and add a pat of butter

    Add your garlic and sauté for a minute, add your greens and stir until wilted, about one more minute.

    Add your half and half, salt, and allspice, let reduce until you are left with a creamed spinach texture, about 4-5 minutes.

    Add several grates of parmesan

    Keep warm

    Fry your eggs and get your toast going

    Slather your English muffin or toast with butter and top with your creamed greens, your eggs and several more grates of parmesan. Enjoy!

    Slow Cooked Soft Scrambled Eggs

    These eggs may not look like much other than the regular ol’ pile of

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