Cookbook Help

[faeauriel]

Good Evening,

I have been slowly incorporating more raw food into our diet and have been experimenting with all kinds of recipes. I have many questions but my first is... can anyone recommend some good books other than Alissa's? I have enjoyed her book but I am seeking more recipes. We are waiting on our dehydrator so we haven't been able to branch out too much yet. I have had some great luck choosing recipes and some not so much! It's so hard to tell which ones are going to be good and which aren't, which is why I cherish this board and all of your suggestions and comments. Sooo, today I purchased Living in the Raw because the recipes looked simple and a little different from Alissa's. I also have RAW by Juliano but most of those recipes just require way too many ingredients. I have a one year old, am completely sleep deprived, and simply don't have the energy for a lot of ingredients :o .

Thanks in advance and thank you all for posting such wonderful advice to us Newbies.

[Beckla]

Hi there!

This recent thread may be helpful to you. I've yet to experiment with other raw cookbooks (though I have my own collection started from internet searches). Glad you're here.

http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/showthread.php?t=23326

[Beckla]

Oh - and given your situation, I know a lot of people love the book Raw Foods for Busy People. Alissa's still remains the best, of course. But that might be good for you, too.

[fuzzywater]

I'd also recommend Raw Food Made Easy for 1 or 2 People.