One Pan, Two Plates: Vegetarian Suppers: More Than 70 Weeknight Meals for Two by Carla Snyder

    • Categories: Soups; Cooking for 1 or 2; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: sourdough bread; mayonnaise; apples; sharp cheddar cheese; dried basil; dried oregano; canned crushed tomatoes; vegetable broth; half and half cream; parsley
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Notes about this book

  • purpleshiny on October 28, 2016

    I've been making a recipe a week since I bought this cookbook. Everything has been tasty and easy.

Notes about Recipes in this book

  • Mac and smoked Gouda with Swiss chard and horseradish crumbs

    • radishseed on January 24, 2020

      I like the method used here (precook veggies, make roux in the same pan, add uncooked pasta, and bake until done). It would be easy to switch out the vegetable or type of cheese to use up whatever's around. It is much less gooey-cheesy than a lot of other recipes, which is nice for a lighter version.

  • Moroccan chickpea stew with harissa and naan

    • purpleshiny on October 22, 2017

      The harissa is what makes this special. We've made it a few times.

    • clcorbi on November 18, 2016

      In our opinion, this was a serviceable weeknight dinner, but nothing worth repeating.

  • Two-bean chili with chipotle and corn bread dumplings

    • purpleshiny on October 22, 2017

      Can't say enough nice things about the cornbread dumplings. Yummy.

    • clcorbi on February 12, 2018

      Very tasty and low-effort. I'd make my dumplings smaller than what's shown in the photograph next time, because at that size they don't cook all the way through very well. Otherwise, yum, no complaints.

  • Baked sweet potatoes with black beans and spinach

    • Rinshin on December 04, 2016

      Had leftover black beans and regular spinach that needed to be used and found this vegetarian recipe. Very easy to make and satisfying but not something I would repeat without adding other ingredients.

  • Persian zucchini frittata

    • clcorbi on January 28, 2022

      Really delicious and fast. I didn't have pomegranate, but that flavor would definitely have been lovely here.

  • Roasted cauliflower gratin with rye crouton

    • clcorbi on December 08, 2016

      Not bad--we both really enjoyed piling this onto toasted slices of crusty bread. I haven't had many gratins so I'm not an expert, but this one seemed almost too much like a loose frittata. Next time I'd choose a recipe with less egg. We did use a lovely yellow cauliflower from the farmer's market, though, and the bright yellow mixed with the radicchio was very pretty.

  • Crunchy black bean tacos

    • clcorbi on September 06, 2017

      These were pretty good. The filling wasn't super special--it needed to be salted aggressively to have a decent amount of flavor. I did like the technique of crisping these up--they really were halfway between a taco and a quesadilla. I just think it would have worked better with a less spill-able filling; for example, if the beans had been mashed up a bit, maybe. I substituted feta for the queso fresco.

  • Vadouvan-spiced cabbage with tofu

    • hbakke on March 01, 2023

      Easy, tasty dinner. I enjoyed this, but husband would have preferred more of a curry sauce.

    • LEKcookbooks on August 02, 2020

      Very good and easy!

  • General Tso's bok choy with tofu

    • hbakke on September 27, 2022

      I've made similar tofu dishes, but this may be my favorite version. We liked the selection of vegetables combined with the sauce. The sauce was a little sweet for my personal tastes so I added a bit more soy sauce. I doubled this recipe so we would have leftovers and it turned out well. I would make this again.

  • Dal makhani with crispy leek

    • hbakke on July 14, 2023

      The leeks didn't get crispy, but made a nice topping. I used black lentils, but I think I would have preferred brown lentils or another lentil that breaks down a bit more.

  • Potato frittata à l'Indienne

    • hbakke on March 14, 2023

      Nice, simple frittata. The curry powder added a nice flavor, along with the potatoes and serrano. This made 4 servings when served with a simple arugula side salad.

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  • ISBN 10 1452145830
  • ISBN 13 9781452145839
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  • Published Aug 23 2016
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 208
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Chronicle Books

Publishers Text

More and more people are making the shift to a vegetable-centric diet. Yet, in a two-person household it can be challenging to find quick, easy, and satisfying recipes to cook up at the end of a busy workday (especially without leftovers). This follow-up to the successful One Pan, Two Plates provides 70 perfectly sized vegetarian entrées—think Butternut Risotto, Gnocchi with Wild Mushrooms and Edamame, and Eggplant Rollatini—all requiring only one pan and one hour or less to prepare. With beverage pairings for each recipe and an "Extra hungry?" feature for heartier appetites, each dish is one that home cooks will make again and again.

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