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Worried about being held responsible for the destruction of the planet? What if you learned that one small thing—eating more plants and plant-based foods, including chickpeas—could help you save the world? That the easiest strategy to combat climate change is simply eating more legumes?
The Chickpea Revolution Cookbook can help ease that burdensome guilt by arming you with more than 80 recipes that incorporate more plant-based and sustainable foods into your diet, including chickpeas.
Studies continue to demonstrate that animal agriculture contributes more to climate change than the emissions from all forms of transportation combined! Chickpeas are poised to become the bean of the future due to their resilience to changing climate conditions, nutritional value, and incredible versatility.
This book will score you a high-five from Mother Nature, will have you eating hearty, and nutritious meals, and will have your friends scrambling for a dinner invite. With this book, you have the opportunity to feel great, save money, and address the most pressing challenge humanity has ever faced. So, let’s get cooking!
Recipes include socca bread, chickpea polenta bites, kung pao chickpea, chickpea sweet potato sliders, aquafaba lemon meringue pie, chocolate chickpea brownies, and more!
The Chickpea Revolution Cookbook can help ease that burdensome guilt by arming you with more than 80 recipes that incorporate more plant-based and sustainable foods into your diet, including chickpeas.
Studies continue to demonstrate that animal agriculture contributes more to climate change than the emissions from all forms of transportation combined! Chickpeas are poised to become the bean of the future due to their resilience to changing climate conditions, nutritional value, and incredible versatility.
This book will score you a high-five from Mother Nature, will have you eating hearty, and nutritious meals, and will have your friends scrambling for a dinner invite. With this book, you have the opportunity to feel great, save money, and address the most pressing challenge humanity has ever faced. So, let’s get cooking!
Recipes include socca bread, chickpea polenta bites, kung pao chickpea, chickpea sweet potato sliders, aquafaba lemon meringue pie, chocolate chickpea brownies, and more!
Worried about being held responsible for the destruction of the planet? What if you learned that one small thing—eating more plants and plant-based foods, including chickpeas—could help you save the world? That the easiest strategy to combat climate change is simply eating more legumes?
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Heather Lawless (aka The Lawless Vegan) is a vegan foodie, blogger, and freelance writer who is building an enthusiastic following on major social platforms (@thelawlessvegan). She’s written for the National Post, Paste magazine, Spoonful, The Kitchn, and Parent’s Canada. She currently works in the area of social policy for the Ontario provincial government. She resides in Scarborough, Ontario Canada.
Jen Mulqueen is a certified culinary nutrition expert, home cook, and food enthusiast who believes in the power of food to nourish and create a better world. Her background is in documentary filmmaking, and she now works with Roots of Empathy to help create more emotionally literate and empathic children. She resides in Toronto, Ontario Canada.
Jen Mulqueen is a certified culinary nutrition expert, home cook, and food enthusiast who believes in the power of food to nourish and create a better world. Her background is in documentary filmmaking, and she now works with Roots of Empathy to help create more emotionally literate and empathic children. She resides in Toronto, Ontario Canada.
Heather Lawless (aka The Lawless Vegan) is a vegan foodie, blogger, and freelance writer who is building an enthusiastic following on major social platforms (@thelawlessvegan). She’s written for the National Post, Paste magazine, Spoonful, The Kitchn, and Parent’s Canada. She currently works in t...
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