Your Daily Veg: Modern, Fuss-Free Vegetarian Food by Joe Woodhouse

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    • Ingredients: cooked potatoes; unsalted butter; sea salt flakes
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  • Sweet potato & ginger stew with quinoa

    • abeuseli on January 15, 2024

      Very tasty and straightforward to make so perfect for mid week. I had to substitute allspice for the star anise and threw in a jar of butter beans. I used chilli halloumi instead of mozzarella because that's all we had in the fridge. Will defintmake again.

  • Sweet potato salad with loads of herbs & pink peppercorns

    • Lepa on April 20, 2022

      Our whole family enjoyed this salad. We ate it as a main. It has a lovely, complex taste but was easy to throw together between work calls.

  • Potato & cheddar pie with apple sauce

    • shelbstirr on March 27, 2025

      This was alright, I enjoyed eating it. Mild in flavor, could try extra sharp cheddar cheese next time (I usually use medium). I undercooked the potatoes a bit so make sure to cook them thoroughly before putting into the pie. Don’t skip the applesauce.

  • Pumpkin gnocchi with spinach sauce

    • gamulholland on May 14, 2022

      I used canned pumpkin and had to use a LOT more flour to get gnocchi that was not sticky so that I could work with it. Basically, I need to learn to make gnocchi— this was my first try, but it won’t be my last. The sauce was good, but I think the garlic version the author posted online would be better because, well, garlic.

  • Broccoli, spicy tomato sauce & black olives

    • linacuisine2021 on April 04, 2024

      Very easy and tasty recipe, pure bliss with slightly pickled red onions on top!

  • Shaved Brussels sprouts with Parmesan, roasted pecans, white pepper & lemon juice

    • Lepa on May 08, 2022

      This is refreshing and pretty good.

  • Savoy cabbage gratin

    • anniecc on December 25, 2022

      Tasty and decadent. I used regular cream rather than creme fraiche, which was fine. If I made it again I might be tempted to sauté the cabbage initially rather than roasting it - I found the outer leaves dried out and charred, there’s no way I could have roasted it for 45 minutes, unless covered.

  • Miso aubergines

    • anniecc on September 12, 2025

      This is a simplified version of a traditional Japanese recipe. It was pretty straightforward and very tasty. I used Japanese aubergines so had to guess at the quantity, but it still came out well.

  • Courgette & herb lasagne

    • ChelseaP on July 08, 2022

      Delicious vegetarian lasagne. We actually thought it tasted better the next day.

  • Tomato, herb & halloumi salad

    • stepharama1 on June 16, 2022

      The gorgeous photo sucked me into making this salad. It tasted fabulous and was so simple a recipe really isn't required.

    • Lepa on July 23, 2022

      This is a nice summer salad when you have in-season tomatoes. I used basil for the herbs and we had it with garlic bread and simple shell beans. Such a great summer dinner!

  • Beans in sherried tomato sauce

    • anniecc on May 15, 2023

      This was ok, but the ratio of sauce to beans was not what I was expecting. If I made it again I would either reduce the sauce quantity or increase the amount of beans. I added some dried thyme and smoked paprika to the sauce which seemed in keeping with the vaguely Spanish theme.

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Reviews about this book

  • Eat Your Books

    If you buy one veg book this year - it should be this one! Gorgeous, impressive dishes that will tempt every palate.

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  • ISBN 10 0857839667
  • ISBN 13 9780857839664
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  • Published Mar 31 2022
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 192
  • Language English
  • Countries United Kingdom
  • Publisher Kyle Books

Publishers Text

Bold, fuss-free cooking that just happens to be vegetarian, Your Daily Veg celebrates everyday vegetables in a fresh and modern way. Chapters focus either on one core vegetable or a group of similar vegetables, celebrating seasonality and encouraging you to make swaps if you don’t have the exact ingredients. These recipes can then be used as a base for experimenting.

Starting with the ingredient and working forward from there, Joe Woodhouse blends textures, spices and flavors to create satisfying meals that use minimal ingredients but achieve maximum flavor. With tips on how best to prep dishes and advice on minimising stress and time in the kitchen, each recipe is as straightforward as possible.

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