Eat Your Greens!: 22 Ways to Cook a Carrot and 788 Other Delicious Recipes to Save the Planet

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Anette Dieng Ingela Persson

Eat Your Greens!

22 Ways to Cook a Carrot and 788 Other Delicious Recipes to Save the Planet

Anette Dieng, Ingela Persson

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gestalten
15 February 2020

Quick & easy cooking; Health & wholefood cookery; Vegetarian cookery; Cookery by ingredient

Be kind to yourself and the environment with this book of tasty and simple vegetable-based recipes to prepare at home.

Edited by: Anette Dieng, Ingela Persson
Imprint: gestalten
Country of Publication: Germany
Dimensions: Height: 240mm, Width: 180mm,
ISBN: 9783899559996
ISBN 10: 3899559991
Pages: 188
Publication Date: 15 February 2020
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Anette Dieng worked as a chef before starting Ekoladan, Sweden's top vegetable-delivery-box company. Today, she is a writer who is passionate about helping people understand how food can be produced in a sustainable way. Ingela Persson is a chef and restaurateur who writes recipes for Ekoladan.