Go Lean Vegan: The Revolutionary 30-day Diet Plan to Lose Weight and Feel Great

Excellent, the receipes work really well. What I have a little issue with, is the use of leftover, ie. half a pear, 3/4 avocado, etc. Here in Switzerland, food is very expensive. However, otherwise highly recommendable.

Accesible, perfectly well explained and with a diversity of exquisite recipies. Best thing is that meals repeat twice so you reduce time cooking. Gluten, potatoe and rice free, makes you feel light, energized and most importantly with no cravings for extra snacks, while you effectively loose weight.

Another brilliant book from the kitchen and pen of Christine Bailey. Valuable alike for vegans, vegetarians or simply anyone who wants to introduce some more tasty veggie dishes into their diet.This book is teaming with educational information but Christine's style of writing has a light skip to it that means everyone can easily read and learn about plant based nutrition - very enjoyable and simple to follow.Also packed with lots of recipes that I cant wait to try! Initially I was disappointed not to see any photos but I find I'm actually reading the recipes more and now getting excited to see how they turn out! Of course, they'll all be perfect as I've nothing to compare them to!!I like the way too, in some recipes, Christine has given the option of adding your own choice of protein powder in if you want to boost your protein intake.Plus there's the added bonus of the 30 day plan (and losing weight!) where there are also shopping lists etc to make it easy to follow.Overall, an excellent nutritional reference book combined with lots of delicious recipes (yes, Ive tried some and as always, Christine's recipes work and taste delicious plus you know you're getting a nutritional punch!)Personally I am not vegan (nor do I intend to be) but I already know this is going to be a valuable book in my collection and I might just use the 30 day plan to have a vegan day once a week - just because I can!

This is the best gathering of Vegan recipes! Normally, I only find a few recipes per cookbook that I like. These dishes are easy and super healthy. The menus are great. The shopping lists are incomplete. The index is hard to use. For Falafel you have to look up chickpeas. If you don't know that falafel is made with chickpeas, you won't find it. You basically have to look through the entire book each time you want to look up a recipe. The table of contents is incomplete, so I typed up my own. And at times it will refer to an ingredient it doesn't even list in that recipe. Likely written for the author by someone who doesn't cook.

The book cover looks so sumptuous and I have to admit to ordering it without looking too closely, but was disappointed upon arrival. The recipes look good but when there are no photos, it's simply a far less inspiring experience. I like to see a tantalising photo of what I'm about to create. Other than visual disappointment I'm hoping the recipes will prove tasty - if I ever feel like picking this book up again over the many others I have with photos!