Cover art for Greens & Grains
Published
Grub Street, November 2025
ISBN
9781911714309
Format
Hardcover, 200 pages
Dimensions
26cm × 19.5cm

Greens & Grains Plant-based recipes featuring grains, seeds and vegetables

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Unique in taste, diverse and nutrient-rich: What would our kitchen be without grains and seeds such as buckwheat, millet, amaranth, and quinoa which are important ingredients in the 'green kitchen'. In addition to the classic, common grains like wheat, spelt, oats, rye, barley, and corn, the author also focuses on many other grains.

For example, the so-called ancient grains, such as emmer, einkorn, and kamut, which have been increasingly cultivated in organic farming in recent years. Rice plays a significant role worldwide and also in this book, whether round or long, white, brown, or red. Of course, it's also about vegetables. It's in the title greens and they are in (almost) every recipe! There are recipes with whole grains, flakes, groats, semolina, and flour. All recipes whether salad or soup, pasta, pan and oven dishes, cakes or cookies, sweets or snacks are vegan, many are simple and use ingredients you might already have in your kitchen or can easily find, so you can start cooking or baking right away. There are practical tips, background notes, and a product guide, as well as a seasonal calendar, to complement the recipes. The author Anne-Katrin Weber a chef and nutritionist presents her plant-based dishes from the pan, bowl, pot, and oven which are suitable for everyday use, uncomplicated, and always give great pleasure. AUTHOR: Anne-Katrin Weber is a chef, nutritional scientist, freelance cookbook author, and food stylist. In her food blog veggielicious.de she celebrates her love of vegetable cuisine. She believes the future of eating is plant-centric. And with that we strengthen our wellbeing while also contributing to the health of our climate and of our planet.

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