Feast: Generous Vegetarian Meals for Any Eater and Every Appetite by Sarah Copeland

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    • Ingredients: kale; mangoes; celery; bananas; lemons
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  • Whole-grain hazelnut Belgian waffles with strawberries

    • elianita on February 01, 2025

      The first time I made this recipe, I found it to have too much salt. This second time around, I only used 3/4 tsp of salt, and kept everything else the same. They turned out great! My kids couldn’t stop eating these. The walnut oil does make these waffles taste special.

  • Toasted semolina raisin scones

    • elianita on January 09, 2025

      These turned out great! Not very sweet and not dry. I will be making these again. The lemon zest and the anise seeds come through very nicely and subtle. I served it for my family with a side of bananas and papaya.

  • Roasted broccoli, kale, and chickpeas with ricotta

    • swegener on May 01, 2015

      When I used the broiler at my house it burned the kale beyond repair in the allotted time, but when I did it at my parent's house it was barely brown and the broccoli was not cooked enough. Next time I would not use the broiler and cook it at a lower level for longer.

  • Turkish eggs with olives (Menemen)

    • elianita on April 13, 2026

      Fantastic recipe. Served it with olive rosemary sourdough. This will be added to the breakfast rotation.

  • Taco truck vegetable burrito

    • mfranklin125 on May 15, 2017

      Pretty good and easy. Very modifiable

  • Sweet potato and kale tortilla soup

    • BasicStock on March 23, 2017

      I love this soup. Healthy and satisfying enough to be the main course. Great presentation with the fried tortilla strips and diced avocado. I substituted chipotle chili paste for the chili powder.

    • mfranklin125 on May 16, 2017

      This is delicious. My whole family loooved. We aren't vegetarian so I actually threw some chicken breast in and sautéed with onions and just cooked it with the rest of the soup as instructed. Topped with tzaziki instead of yogurt??

    • anne_8aofnz on April 29, 2026

      Page 181

  • Baked squash with shallots, oysters mushrooms, and herb gremolata

    • Livia on December 16, 2020

      Used half shitaki and half oyster mushrooms and it was devine. Who knew you could roast mushrooms.

    • RThoma on December 21, 2021

      Added zaatar for extra flavor. Good recipe!

  • Eggplant Parmesan summer supper

    • ingabritt on September 06, 2017

      A. Delicious! I didn't have any fancy mozzarella so I just used cheap shredded stuff. Still delicious! A half batch fits perfectly in a 8" x 8" pyrex dish, and makes a perfect side dish for my family of four.

    • elianita on December 20, 2024

      Delicious and unfuzzy! I do like to add torn basil leaves in between layers. Always a winner.

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  • Serious Eats

    But this simplicity is not a flaw. Copeland embraces a kind of intuitive cooking that turns tentative kitchen newbies into lifetime cooks.

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  • ISBN 10 1452109737
  • ISBN 13 9781452109732
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  • Published Oct 29 2013
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 288
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Chronicle Books
  • Imprint Chronicle Books

Publishers Text

Feast is a gorgeous, gateway vegetarian cookbook for people who are making the transition from eating meat to not, or for those who simply want to put less meat on the table and are looking for good vegetable options. With more than 140 wonderful recipes for everything from soups to desserts from Sarah Copeland, author of The Newlywed Cookbook and more than 60 beautiful food shots from Yunhee Kim, this is a fresh, beautiful package to stand against all of the crunchy publishing out there on this subject.

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