Reddit reviews Thug Kitchen: The Official Cookbook: Eat Like You Give a F*ck (Thug Kitchen Cookbooks)
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Just as a read alone, it's great. I'm not vegan/vegetarian, but i can confirm the Roasted Siracha Cauliflower with Peanut dipping sauce, and a lot of the drinks are amazing.
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Thug Kitchen cook book: https://www.amazon.com/Thug-Kitchen-Official-Cookbook-Like-ebook/dp/B00JVVQQ1G
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Oh She Glows
Forks Over Knives Cookbook
Minimalist Baker's Everyday Cooking
Also, Pinterest is an awesome place to find vegan recipes. My pinner name is Uma Vida Boa if you want to dig through what I've amassed.
Good on you for being such a cool roommate!
I forgot to mention... YouTube is also a great source for vegan recipes. Hot For Food, Peaceful Cuisine, Edgy Veg, Vegan Zombie... to name a few.
How can you hate on Chrissy Teigen?! Everyone go buy Thug Kitchen.
I've found the biggest reasons people quit veganism after deciding that it's the right thing to do is:
I think that #1 is most important to nail down, because if you're already convinced that veganism is the right thing to do, you shouldn't have much problem sticking with it unless you run into food-related problems. This video covers just about everything you need to know about vegan food. Basically:
Eating vegan won't feel hard or restricting at all if you know how, and what to cook. Just like non-vegan food, vegan food can taste disgusting or flat-out amazing. Don't be discouraged if the first vegan food you make turns out terribly, because it probably will. Figure out what you didn't like about what you made, and try to improve it for next time. Vegan cooking can be very different, and it will probably take getting used to.
If you're willing to buy a cookbook, But I Could Never Go Vegan! should be perfect. It's recipes are split up based on common excuses or worries people have when it comes to vegan cooking ("But I love sea food!", "What about cheese?", "Why does vegan food need to be so healthy!", etc). Thug Kitchen also has a lot of great, and healthy, recipes. They have a trailer if you're interested in seeing the, uh, "tone" of the book. Lastly, there's Isa Does It. I'd say her recipes are a bit fancier and take a little more effort to prepare, but if you're willing to learn she'll teach you everything from what to stock your pantry with to how to the different ways to chop tempeh. There shouldn't be any problem following anything in any of these books if you're willing to read the directions.
I don't personally watch a lot of vegan cooking channels on youtube, but it might be worth checking out TheVeganZombie, Peaceful Cuisine for asian food, and the channels here.
On staying motivated, I think it's pretty much required to constantly be reminded by why you want to be vegan in the first place. Regularly visit vegan communities like here, watch vegan, environmental, or animal rights-related documentaries like cowspiracy, earthlings, or Forks Over Knives, subscribe to vegan youtube channels like Bite Size Vegan or The Vegan Activist. It takes a lot more willpower than most people have to stay vegan in a community where everyone around you hasn't given the ethics or environmental aspects of meat production much thought. Worst of all, they might even view you as... weird... for even bothering. Just try to keep in mind the reasons other people get defensive, or even hostile when bringing up veganism, stay calm, and all will be well.
I wish you the best of luck, hopefully you found some of this wall of text useful :)
Here ya go... You're welcome!
http://www.amazon.com/Thug-Kitchen-Eat-Like-Give-ebook/dp/B00JVVQQ1G/ref=lp_10221837011_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1417480434&sr=1-2
Edit: That's the Kindle version, just click to the Hardcover.
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