Auf dieses Buch haben Verganer gewartet! Mit mehr als 100 Gerichten auf Pflanzenbasis zeigen dir die bekannten You-Tube Stars von Bosh!, wie eine gesunde Ernährung und eine schnelle Küche zusammenpassen.Die beiden britischen Foodblogger Henry Firth und Ian Theasby haben erneut ein Meisterwerk erschaffen. Nach den überaus erfolgreichen Titeln „Bosh! einfach – aufregend – vegan“, „Bish Bash BOSH! einfach – aufregend – vegan“ sowie „BOSH! Super fresh–Super vegan“ ist nun ein modernes Kochbuch voller veganer Rezepte am Start. Es richtet sich an ernährungsbewusste Liebhaber der gesunden Küche , die leckere Gerichte trotzdem schnell und leicht aus dem Hut zaubern möchten.Freu dich in diesem BuchWer von den You-Tube Stars begeistert ist, kann in diesem Buch ihre Rezepte nachschlagen. In „Speedy Bosh! schnell - einfach - vegan“ verraten sie dir auf 288 Seiten, wie du Veganismus lecker erleben und komplett auf tierische Produkte verzichten kannst. Die kreativen Rezepte sind leicht zuzubereiten und gelingen auch, wenn es einmal unter 30 Minuten zugehen muss. Erfahre zum Beispiel, wie du eine vegane Pizza köstlich belegen, knusprige Blumenkohlschnitzel brutzeln oder dein verdientes Feierabendgetränk kreieren kannst. Partys werden mit den vorgestellten Tricks ebenfalls zum gesunden Erfolg. Tipps für eine einfache Zubereitung und einen optimal gefüllten Vorratsschrank runden das pfiffige Kochbuch ab. Der robuste Hardcover-Einband ist perfekt für den häufigen Einsatz in der Küche geeignet. Mit diesem Buch machst du also alles richtig!
I've really enjoyed all of the Bosh books and I think prior to reading this one, they've all rated 5 stars for me. I tried one recipe in this book, the Bosh Rocky Road, it was good and worked well. The rest of the recipes are fairly simple and things most people who cook will have already have cooked many times. The recipes seem quite unadventurous or exciting to me, this might make a good book for someone cooking for the first time, a student or someone leaving home. If you already cook, I would recommend trying any of the other Bosh books.
Interestingly the copy I borrowed from the library says 30 minutes, not 20 on the cover. I'm not sure many of these recipes could be pulled off by a home cook even in 30 minutes. Not really all speedy recipes. Many have multiple components, each with many ingredients. The tips section at the beginning is really good though. And the food looks great in the photos. But too much oil and many prepared foods are used.
This book has some really good recipes, as well as some that I am personally not a fan of. They are diverse, covering several cultures, which I love. I have made many of these multiple times and are go-to favourites of mine now, and others that I have no intention of making. I would not describe this book as having quick recipes; many are quite time-consuming, and not all are easy. There are some quick and easy ones, but overall, I think the book title underestimates the recipes or overestimates the readers' cooking ability.
Ok let’s just start with the fact I’ve been vegetarian for close to a decade, so I’m very familiar with veggie and vegan cooking. And hey, if you’re new to the diet or wanna try it out, maybe this will encourage you to do so, and give you some ideas. But *so* many of the recipes in this book just sub in plant-based meats/dairy for the real stuff. Like… yeah, no shit you can use veggie sausages in place of meat ones. Oh really fysh instead of fish in tacos WOW LADS what a concept. Vegan cheese in pasta stop you’re blowing my mind 😐
Even if I were new to vegan or vegetarian cooking, I just don’t think this is worth buying. There are much better options out there to familiarize yourself with new ingredients, flavours, making tofu and vegetables “meaty” and stocking your pantry to best embrace a vegan or vegetarian (or heck, flexitarian!) kitchen.
I’m looking forward to the new Bosh cookbook that’s all about creating vegetarian meat substitutes, but given how disappointed I was with this one I’ll be sure to get it from the library and peruse the recipes before buying it.
Another vegan cookbook that pushes the "quick and easy" aspect but isn't really any quicker or easier than most other cookbooks. Most of the recipes look great but if I want "quick and easy" I don't want something with 20 separate ingredients that need preparing.
Easy enough to follow recipes, very handy if you’re wanting to incorporate more plant based dishes into your diet (or if you’re a starter vegan).
There’s a number of recipes using vegan products which makes transitioning easier. (Frankly though, Im not quite a fan of these; I do eat them but prefer using real vegetables) there’s also some decent hacks and tips to make your cooking speedy.
More of an influencer cookbook than researched work, but it’s a handy one to keep. Props for creativity.
Great recipes, easy to follow and well edited. We have tried a couple and they have yielded excellent results. Most of the ingredients are easy to obtain (you may need to visit a health food shop for a couple of them) and the prep is easy and well explained.
The food photography is excellent and you get exactly what you cook. The rest of photography is hilarious in it's lack of authenticity - the studios look like they're in a branch of IKEA.
During the lockdowns I bought all the BOSH books except one I still need to get a copy from. They are all awesome books and cook from often. Each has a special recipe in them that those who eat vegetarian, Vegan, or Plant based can't live without. I have learned so many more things I can do with my meals that I wouldn't of thought of with certain items. Some vegetables you stare and go what can I do with this or that and then BOSH blows your mind with what they come up with!
I bought one of the BOSH books about a month ago and wanted to check out the writers' other cookbooks. There were many recipes that looked interesting that I would like to try.
Can't believe that some of these recipes can be made in 20 minutes or under! Want to try the Skillet Samosa Pie, Vietnamese Crispy Pancakes, and the Speedy Restaurant Ramen recipes.
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I’ve read and cooked through 80% of their last book, this was a pretty good follow up, probably a little too much fake cheese for my personal preferences the ganache was a nightlight