For over 25 years, New York City’s Angelica Kitchen has been widely regarded as the epicenter of the vegan universe. Located on a cozy, tree-lined street in the East Village, Angelica Kitchen offers a multitude of innovative dishes using only the finest organic ingredients delivered daily from local purveyors. In THE ANGELICA HOME KITCHEN, owner Leslie McEachern shares more than 100 of her favorite recipes as well as a wealth of information on sourcing, purchasing from, and supporting local organic farmers. Recipes for familiar favorites such as Sea Caesar Salad, Asian Root Vegetable Stew, Mocha Cheesecake with Chocolate Brownie Crust, and the famed Dragon Bowl have been carefully redesigned for the home cook, making THE ANGELICA HOME KITCHEN a must-have for creating delightful vegan dishes at home.
I've made several recipes from this cookbook and while they were all rather involved, they were also quite good. Most of the recipes seem to require multiple steps and take 1+ hours not including baking/cooking times, but the end result has been worth it. I would recommend preparing the recipes with the assistance of at least one other person as the various steps have to all come together at the same time and can be a bit hectic if attempted solo! Despite that, I'd love to have a copy of this cookbook on my kitchen's bookshelf for times when I'm feeling adventurous and ambitious! I hope to someday visit the restaurant : )
One of the restaurants I want to dine at if I make another visit to New York. Appreciate having restaurant cookbooks if I don’t live in/can’t visit the area or visit frequently, and for my favorite places so that I have the recipes in case the restaurant ever closes, an all too frequent occurrence. This cookbook has a comprehensive and very helpful index. The food looks healthy and delicious.
I'm not even Vegan, which is interesting because I seem to choose more Vegan cookbooks than even just vegetarian, but there seems to be more creativity and passion in the vegan cook books inventory.