Plants: They Won't Kill You (Probably)

Synopsis

Tired of sad desk lunches and the existential dread of another meatless Monday? Welcome to 'Plants: They Won't Kill You (Probably)', the cookbook for people who think kale is a punishment. If your culinary skills extend to boiling water and you're convinced that 'umami' is just a fancy word for 'soy sauce', this book is your unlikely savior. We're here to prove that plant-based eating isn't just for smug influencers or people who own too many yoga mats. It's for you, the slightly bewildered, possibly skeptical individual who just wants to eat something that doesn't require a mortgage or a degree in biochemistry. Forget the complicated techniques and the ingredients you can't pronounce. This book is packed with ridiculously simple, surprisingly delicious recipes that even a backend developer could follow. We’ll guide you through the jungle of plant-based cuisine, armed with sarcasm and a healthy dose of reality. You'll discover how to make meals that are vibrant, satisfying, and might even fool your most ardent carnivore friends. So, ditch the guilt, embrace the flavor, and let's make eating your greens less of a chore and more of a... well, less of a chore. You might even start to enjoy it. Or at least tolerate it. Which, for us, is a win.