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Eats Shoots and Leaves


Yes, it's true, vegetarians do eat shoots and leaves, and very nice they are too. But there's more, much more, to vegetarian cuisine than beansprouts and salad. The Vegetarian Society, with the help of Cordon Vert tutors Marise Maddison and Sarah Kearns, created a booklet called "Eats Shoots and Leaves" to show everyone that vegetarian cuisine can raise to every occasion. Here we present a selection of recipes from that booklet.

Recipes

The Eats Shoots and Leaves booklet was arranged so the recipes were divided into categories and a few of the recipes (marked with *) came from features already on our website:

Greet the day with great breakfasts

Sunshine Smoothie

Mushroom and tomato pitta boats with tofu scramble

* All day breakfast baguette

Simple perfection for lunch or tea

Roast courgette and basil soup

Burmese-style vegetables

Special sweet and sour sausages

Red pepper and fennel frittata

Small bites, snacks or starters

Savoury banana drop scones

Crispy tempura with vodka & orange dipping sauce

Watercress and mushroom pate

Spiced black rice cakes

Entertaining evenings

Chilli and lime roulade

Smoked cheese crepe souffles

Tofu and aduki filled cabbage leaves

Vegetarian kievs with Moroccan red cabbage

Malaysian curry mee with coriander noodles

Pudding, pudding, pudding!

Vanilla popovers with Kirsch & elderflower summer fruits

Sweetly spiced carrot and walnut steamed puds

The published booklet also included some recipes that were already on our website. If you would like to try them, please follow the links below:

All day breakfast baguette

Darkly divine chocolate fudge cake

Rhubarb and ginger filo flowers


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