Liana Krissoff

Vegetarian for a New Generation celebrates vegetarian dishes loaded with farm stand goodness. Liana Krisoff draws on food traditions from around the world, offering new and much-simplified takes on classics like ratatouille and South Indian pepper water and delving into lesser-known dishes like torta di fagiolini (an easy but brilliant green bean torte) that deserve wider appreciation. The recipes are organised by season and by type within each season. There will also be a selection of healthy recipes for fruits, beans, legumes, nuts, grains, eggs and dairy as well as a series of menus for putting all these ideas together into delicious, satisfying full meals. Not intended exclusively for vegetarians, vegans, or the gluten-free, Vegetarian for a New Generation encourages home cooks to enjoy and experiment with all the colourful produce they can get from their local grocer, from online and traditional farmers' markets and from CSA arrangements. This book offers hundreds of ideas for making every vegetable dish count.

Everywhere we turn, experts are telling us to eat more whole grains, for heart health (whole grains are of course rich in the fibre that reduces cholesterol), weight loss (they're filling and don't lead to blood sugar spikes), even cancer prevention (whole grains were recently found to be chockfull of antioxidants). Whole Grains for a New Generation capitalises on this growing interest in whole grains, but interestingly, health is not the focus here. Although the health benefits are undeniable, the focus of this book is easy recipes promising great flavour, the health benefits are simply an added bonus. Liana Krisoff shows how easy it is not only to incorporate whole grains into your diet, but really how delicious these grains can be. Here are 175 recipes for Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Dinner and Dessert, meant for everyday cooking and requiring no special ingredients or equipment. Recipes include Cornmeal Pancakes with Plum Compote; Black Quinoa with Chicken Confit, Mushrooms, and Pickled Red Onion; Calamari and Farro Salad with Mango, Lime, and Basil; Sweet-Spiced Roast Chicken with Barley and Apricots; Whole Roasted Rainbow Trout with Zucchini Couscous; and more. These are delicious recipes that are free of extraneous steps and include make-ahead and time-saving tips as well as other techniques and ideas for easily incorporating whole grains into everyday meals. Canning For A New Generation introduced a younger audience to an age-old method of preserving and cooking that only makes sense given the newfound DIY interest among home cooks. Whole Grains for a New Generation continues in this vein, offering another beautiful package that introduces age-old grains and new fresh flavours to mainstream, young and hip home cooks seeking out healthful and delicious ways of eating.

The appeal of fresh, homemade food has preservers, canners and home cooks flocking to the kitchen. Liana Krissoffs Canning for a New Generation: Updated and Expanded Edition is a hip, modern handbook chock-full of gorgeous flavour pairings and smart recipes, plus instruction in the finer points of what to can when. This edition includes 25 percent new content, featuring recipes for canning, drying, preserving and freezing food, as well as ideas for how to use many of the preserves in everyday meals. Matched to the seasons, Krissoffs reci­pes illustrate how best to use fresh produce at the height of its availabilityplus great techniques for intensifying flavours. Special diet concerns are also taken into account with recipe options for using less sugar and skipping commercial pectin. Krissoff includes old-style fermenting recipes, new freezing techniques and tips on preparing small-batch refrigerator pickles and jams. From chowchow to blueberry-maple jam, from plum mostarda to sweet-and-spicy pickled ramps, this cookbook is an essential reference and a truly modern take on a great tradition.