Instant Pot Vegetarian Cookbook: Top 100 Instant Pot Recipes for Vegetarians

By Issy Simpson

Kindle MatchBook: Receive the Kindle Edition for FREE when you buy the paperback edition now VEGETARIAN'S CHOICE The number one Instant Pot cookbook for vegetarians with easy and fast plant-based recipes.Humble, honest home cooking for vegetarians does not have to be difficult or demand all of your free time. With the goal of making a fully vegetarian lifestyle accessible and convenient for everyone, vegetarian chef Issy Simpson combines a passion for delicious, healthy vegetarian recipes with the favorite appliance of the busy home cook: the Instant Pot. The Instant Pot Vegetarian Cookbook is the first choice for busy vegetarian home cooks looking for healthy and delicious recipes that are insanely simple to prep and cook.The ultimate Instant Pot cookbook for vegetarian recipes, the Instant Pot Vegetarian Cookbook includes: An Introduction to Maintaining a Healthy Vegetarian lifestyle that fully explains the most important health considerations when going vegetarian and shows you exactly how to achieve your health and weight loss goals without sacrificing enjoyable mealsInstant Pot Basics with easy to follow instructions, tips, and tricks for using your Instant Pot 100 Amazing Vegetarian Recipes for your Instant Pot that your family will rave aboutNutritional Information for Every Recipe so you can easily track exactly what you are consumingSay goodbye to bland, boring food once and for all with the Instant Pot Vegetarian Cookbook, your go-to resource for living your best life as a vegetarian

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1793360219
• ISBN13: 9781793360212
• Release Date: January 2019
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 134 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 7.5" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

Sorry I bought this

This book just arrive today. It had no reviews when I bought it but ordered it anyway. I’ve had an InstaPot for 5 years and was searching a book with interesting vegetarian recipes for it. It’s so simplistic as to be insulting. For example, instead of using the InstaPot to do pressure cooking if beans the recipes cal for canned beans. That’s a complete cheat in my book. I use the Instapot as a pressure cooker not as a Sauté machine which then finishes the recipe in a quick 5 minute high temp pressure cook. It’s a book for “babies” and I’ve yet to find a recipe that’s interesting. Almost all savory recipes call for tomato sauce and sweet recipes call for sugar. Well there goes the concept of healthy recipes . it’s just designed for those who don’t know how to cook and don’t want to take time. It’s like a modern version of the 50s cookbooks that called for canned vegetables and processed foods to get dinner ready in 3o minutes. What a joke. Spare yourself