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Minimalist Baker's everyday cooking by Dana Shultz · Booklabria

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Minimalist Baker's everyday cooking

Quick and easy cookingVegan cooking

Minimalist Baker's everyday cooking

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First published: 2016
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

A recipe collection from the popular food blog Minimalist Baker features simple, quick vegan recipes that require ten ingredients or less, including such options as spiced buckwheat pancakes, cornbread chili potpies, and Thai quinoa meatballs.

Subjects: Quick and easy cooking
Vegan cooking
Gluten-free diet
Quick & Easy
Cuisine végétalienne

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