Gordon Ramsay's top vegetarian cookbooks
Gordon Ramsay is a world-famous chef, especially known for his meat dishes. However, he also appreciates the art of vegetarian cooking, and has recommended a collection of cookbooks that highlight the variety and richness of flavors in vegetarian cuisine. These picks are perfect for anyone looking to try new vegetarian recipes with a guarantee of creativity and flavor.
'Plenty' by Yotam Ottolenghi
Yotam Ottolenghi's Plenty is a vibrant collection of innovative vegetarian recipes. Gordon Ramsay calls it "genius," praising its creative use of ingredients and bold flavors that elevate simple vegetables into culinary masterpieces. Featuring over 120 recipes, Plenty provides a global exploration of vegetarian cuisine, making it an essential addition for anyone looking to elevate their cooking.
'The Forest Feast' by Erin Gleeson
Gordon Ramsay loves Erin Gleeson's The Forest Feast for its beautifully simple and easy-to-follow vegetarian recipes. Transporting readers to her cabin in the woods, Gleeson's cookbook artfully blends whimsical watercolors with photographs, creating a truly enchanting culinary experience. The recipes emphasize fresh produce and minimal ingredients, making them perfect for quick, delicious meals.
'Love Real Food' by Kathryne Taylor
Kathryne Taylor's popular blog-turned-cookbook, Love Real Food, gets a thumbs up from Ramsay for its emphasis on "healthy, hearty vegetarian" meals that don't skimp on flavor. Taylor focuses on whole foods and offers vegan and gluten-free options, ensuring everyone can enjoy her creations. Her recipes are approachable, and her love for real food is evident on every page.
'Vegetarian India' by Madhur Jaffrey
Madhur Jaffrey'sVegetarian India transports readers to the heart of India's vegetarian cuisine. Ramsay praises Jaffrey's approachable depiction of its diversity and depth. From street food to grand feasts, it's your passport to discovering authentic Indian flavors. Every cookbook Ramsay recommends brings something special to the table. From The Forest Feast's visual artistry to the cultural tapestry woven in Vegetarian India, you'll find endless inspiration for flavorful vegetarian creations.
