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I dont have the book but I could probably search the many sites in my

computer for more recipes.. I would send them to you personnally since

I probably havent tried them.

 

Jenn

 

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, " April " <adv42084 wrote:

>

> I have recently tried nutritional yeast and have been

> searching the web for more recipes. I found this book

> and am thinking about buying it.

>

> The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook By: Joanne Stepaniak

> ISBN # 1570670382

>

> Does anyone have this book? How do you like it? Is it

> worth buying?

>

> Thanks for your help :)

>

> April

>

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I have a bag of the stuff and am going to toss it. I have tried two recipies

for using it and both were inedible. If anyone nows a good recipe using this

stuff, I would love to give it one more try. IO know it is good for me and I

can eat almost anything, but this stuff made me ill.

Katie

 

jenntinysam <jlbart1974 wrote:

I dont have the book but I could probably search the many sites in my

computer for more recipes.. I would send them to you personnally since

I probably havent tried them.

 

Jenn

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I have that cookbook. There are some very good recipes in it. We love the

Ceasar(all vegetarian and vegan) salad dressing recipe in especially. That is a

great one. I'll send that recipe to the list.

 

I think you'd really like this cookbook.

 

Enjoy,

 

Judy

 

 

 

 

 

, " April " <adv42084 wrote:

>

> I have recently tried nutritional yeast and have been

> searching the web for more recipes. I found this book

> and am thinking about buying it.

>

> The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook By: Joanne Stepaniak

> ISBN # 1570670382

>

> Does anyone have this book? How do you like it? Is it

> worth buying?

>

> Thanks for your help :)

>

> April

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi Jenn,

 

Any websites and recipes are greatly appreciated. You can

send them to me directly if you don't want to post them to

the group. adv42084 @

 

Thank You!

 

April

 

 

 

, " jenntinysam "

<jlbart1974 wrote:

>

> I dont have the book but I could probably search the many sites in

my

> computer for more recipes.. I would send them to you personnally

since

> I probably havent tried them.

>

> Jenn

>

> Check out this group for some wheat free, Gluten Free and healthy

> Recipes

> 1Recipes_Galore2007-HealthyRecipes-Subscribe

>

> , " April " <adv42084@> wrote:

> >

> > I have recently tried nutritional yeast and have been

> > searching the web for more recipes. I found this book

> > and am thinking about buying it.

> >

> > The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook By: Joanne Stepaniak

> > ISBN # 1570670382

> >

> > Does anyone have this book? How do you like it? Is it

> > worth buying?

> >

> > Thanks for your help :)

> >

> > April

> >

>

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Thanks Judy. I will buy the book. I thought I should ask

first because I have seen bad reviews of her " UnCheese "

books.

 

The Ceazar looks really good, thanks for posting it :)

 

April

 

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

 

 

I have that cookbook. There are some very good recipes in it. We

love the Ceasar(all vegetarian and vegan) salad dressing recipe in

especially. That is a great one. I'll send that recipe to the

list.

 

I think you'd really like this cookbook.

 

Enjoy,

 

Judy

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You're welcome. I don't have her Uncheese book.

 

We love that Caesars Salad dressing. It is so good. If you eat Parmasean

cheese, that is good sprinkled on this salad too.

Judy

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April

Monday, January 29, 2007 9:33 PM

Re: Anyone have The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook ?

 

 

Thanks Judy. I will buy the book. I thought I should ask

first because I have seen bad reviews of her " UnCheese "

books.

 

The Ceazar looks really good, thanks for posting it :)

 

April

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

 

I have that cookbook. There are some very good recipes in it. We

love the Ceasar(all vegetarian and vegan) salad dressing recipe in

especially. That is a great one. I'll send that recipe to the

list.

 

I think you'd really like this cookbook.

 

Enjoy,

 

Judy

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi Katie,

 

I have only been using it for a couple weeks but I really

like it. Most of the time I put it on stuff (bagels,

cottage cheese, rice, pasta, veggies, etc.) I did make a

gravy with it that tasted really good, kinda chickeny but

good. The gravy recipe is post # 38793

 

I liked it the best on cottage cheese with bacon bits and

sunflower seeds YUM!

 

Don't give up on it yet, I'm sure you will find something

to make with it :)

 

April

 

 

 

, Katie M <cozycate wrote:

 

I have a bag of the stuff and am going to toss it. I have

tried two recipies for using it and both were inedible. If

anyone nows a good recipe using this stuff, I would love

to give it one more try. IO know it is good for me and I

can eat almost anything, but this stuff made me ill.

 

Katie

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It is good sprinkled on popcorn too and on cooked veggies.

Judy

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April

Monday, January 29, 2007 9:45 PM

Re: Anyone have The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook ?

 

 

Hi Katie,

 

I have only been using it for a couple weeks but I really

like it. Most of the time I put it on stuff (bagels,

cottage cheese, rice, pasta, veggies, etc.) I did make a

gravy with it that tasted really good, kinda chickeny but

good. The gravy recipe is post # 38793

 

I liked it the best on cottage cheese with bacon bits and

sunflower seeds YUM!

 

Don't give up on it yet, I'm sure you will find something

to make with it :)

 

April

 

, Katie M <cozycate wrote:

 

I have a bag of the stuff and am going to toss it. I have

tried two recipies for using it and both were inedible. If

anyone nows a good recipe using this stuff, I would love

to give it one more try. IO know it is good for me and I

can eat almost anything, but this stuff made me ill.

 

Katie

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You have me really craving a ceasar salad now! Its hard

finding an anchovy free bottled dressing. I need to buy

some tahini asap so I can make it :)

 

How long can it be kept in the fridge? (it probably wont

last long enough to go bad.....but though I should ask)

 

I bet it would be good with feta too :)

I can't wait to make it!

 

April

 

 

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

 

You're welcome. I don't have her Uncheese book.

 

We love that Caesars Salad dressing. It is so good. If you eat

Parmasean cheese, that is good sprinkled on this salad too.

Judy

-

April

 

Monday, January 29, 2007 9:33 PM

Re: Anyone have The Nutritional Yeast

Cookbook ?

 

 

Thanks Judy. I will buy the book. I thought I should ask

first because I have seen bad reviews of her " UnCheese "

books.

 

The Ceazar looks really good, thanks for posting it :)

 

April

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg@> wrote>

 

I have that cookbook. There are some very good recipes in it. We

love the Ceasar(all vegetarian and vegan) salad dressing recipe in

especially. That is a great one. I'll send that recipe to the

list.

 

I think you'd really like this cookbook.

 

Enjoy,

 

Judy

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I don't know how long it will last, since this doesn't make that much and our

family of 4 usually has it gone at one meal.

 

I've never found a bottled Caesar Salad Dressing(without anchovies, I've always

been a vegetarian) that I liked. This recipe is good, but very garlicy, so eat

when you're around folks who are also enjoying it. Smile.

 

Feta would probably also be good sprinkled on this salad, but I just always add

the parmasean cheese. In that cookbook, she has a vegan option for using

instead of a cheese on top. I haven't tried it, because I am not familiar with

the nori sheets she is talking about.

Judy

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April

Monday, January 29, 2007 10:16 PM

Re: Anyone have The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook ?

 

 

You have me really craving a ceasar salad now! Its hard

finding an anchovy free bottled dressing. I need to buy

some tahini asap so I can make it :)

 

How long can it be kept in the fridge? (it probably wont

last long enough to go bad.....but though I should ask)

 

I bet it would be good with feta too :)

I can't wait to make it!

 

April

 

 

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I have never tried nori (or any seaweed) My dad likes

dried dulce but when I look at it I just think yuck!

I should try it some time....later.....much later....

 

I will probably be the only one eating it so I might

need some breathmints. LOL :) My dads not a salad guy.

I have a hard time getting him to eat what I make. I

mostly get comments like " its ok " or " its better than

that other stuff you made "

 

April

 

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

 

I don't know how long it will last, since this doesn't make that much

and our family of 4 usually has it gone at one meal.

 

I've never found a bottled Caesar Salad Dressing(without anchovies,

I've always been a vegetarian) that I liked. This recipe is good,

but very garlicy, so eat when you're around folks who are also

enjoying it. Smile.

 

Feta would probably also be good sprinkled on this salad, but I just

always add the parmasean cheese. In that cookbook, she has a vegan

option for using instead of a cheese on top. I haven't tried it,

because I am not familiar with the nori sheets she is talking about.

Judy

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Hi April,

 

Fish food! :)) I don't have The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook, but I have a

few of Joanne Stepaniak's other cookbooks and they're usually the first

place I look when I want comfort food that feels like the good parts of

being a kid. Here's a link to one of her recipes using nutritional

yeast in case that helps you decide if it's something you'd like:

http://agrecipes.blogspot.com/ (It's the Dec 8 entry)

 

Hope this helps!

 

Peace,

Maureen

 

PS Hey, if you buy it and don't like it, maybe we could figure out a swap?

 

 

April wrote:

> I have recently tried nutritional yeast and have been

> searching the web for more recipes. I found this book

> and am thinking about buying it.

>

> The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook By: Joanne Stepaniak

> ISBN # 1570670382

>

>

>

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I sent something to you personnally.

 

Jenn

 

, " April " <adv42084

wrote:

>

> Hi Jenn,

>

> Any websites and recipes are greatly appreciated. You can

> send them to me directly if you don't want to post them to

> the group. adv42084 @

>

> Thank You!

>

> April

>

>

>

> , " jenntinysam "

> <jlbart1974@> wrote:

> >

> > I dont have the book but I could probably search the many sites

in

> my

> > computer for more recipes.. I would send them to you personnally

> since

> > I probably havent tried them.

> >

> > Jenn

> >

> > Check out this group for some wheat free, Gluten Free and

healthy

> > Recipes

> > 1Recipes_Galore2007-HealthyRecipes-Subscribe

> >

> > , " April " <adv42084@>

wrote:

> > >

> > > I have recently tried nutritional yeast and have been

> > > searching the web for more recipes. I found this book

> > > and am thinking about buying it.

> > >

> > > The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook By: Joanne Stepaniak

> > > ISBN # 1570670382

> > >

> > > Does anyone have this book? How do you like it? Is it

> > > worth buying?

> > >

> > > Thanks for your help :)

> > >

> > > April

> > >

> >

>

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Hi Maureen,

 

Yes, I love my " Fish Food " :) Yesterday I searched

Froogle for nutritional yeast flakes and some items

it found were actual fish food! LOL How funny!

 

Thanks for the recipe. It looks yummy and I already

have tahini on my shopping list (to make Judy's

Ceasar Dressing) so I will try this too :)

 

Last night I dreamed I had the tahini and didn't

have to wait to make the dressing!

 

 

Thanks,

April

 

 

 

 

, Maureen <ailanthus

wrote:

>

> Hi April,

>

> Fish food! :)) I don't have The Nutritional Yeast Cookbook, but I

have a

> few of Joanne Stepaniak's other cookbooks and they're usually the

first

> place I look when I want comfort food that feels like the good

parts of

> being a kid. Here's a link to one of her recipes using nutritional

> yeast in case that helps you decide if it's something you'd like:

> http://agrecipes.blogspot.com/ (It's the Dec 8 entry)

>

> Hope this helps!

>

> Peace,

> Maureen

>

> PS Hey, if you buy it and don't like it, maybe we could figure out

a swap?

>

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Hi April,

 

I have had a jar of nutritional yeast in my cupboard since I first

joined this list - about a year ago. :-) Now that I'm going vegan (for

health reasons) I'm using it more and more. Last weekend I made this

" green on green " soup with it, though I didn't blend my soup and I used

an orange sweet potato so my soup was orange, not green:

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2007/01/green-on-green-soup.html

 

It uses 3 Tblsp of nutritional yeast. I used kale and spinach as my

greens and I used about a cup of green and yellow split peas (rather

than a half cup). Very yummy! Even my kids loved it, though I figured

it was all for me. :-)

 

I plan to look into this Nutritional Yeast cookbook when I have some

spare cash.

 

Sharon

 

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> Hi Maureen,

>

> Yes, I love my " Fish Food " :)

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Thanks for the recipe Sharon :)

 

My nutritional yeast won't last that long. I bought about 3 cups of

it 2 weeks ago and its almost gone, I need to buy more! :)

 

April

 

 

, Sharon Zakhour

<sharon.zakhour wrote:

>

Hi April,

 

I have had a jar of nutritional yeast in my cupboard since I first

joined this list - about a year ago. :-) Now that I'm going vegan

(for

health reasons) I'm using it more and more. Last weekend I made this

" green on green " soup with it, though I didn't blend my soup and I

used

an orange sweet potato so my soup was orange, not green:

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2007/01/green-on-green-soup.html

 

It uses 3 Tblsp of nutritional yeast. I used kale and spinach as my

greens and I used about a cup of green and yellow split peas (rather

than a half cup). Very yummy! Even my kids loved it, though I

figured

it was all for me. :-)

 

I plan to look into this Nutritional Yeast cookbook when I have some

spare cash.

 

Sharon

 

April wrote:

Hi Maureen,

 

Yes, I love my " Fish Food " :)

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oh and try the " Chicken " Seasoning recipe with your Nutritional Yeast Flakes.

It is in the Recipe files here under Mixes and How to Make Substitutes and

then go into the Spice Mixes & Rubs Folder. Here is a copy of it though.

A friend shared this recipe with me. It is so cheap and easy to make. I use it

in everything. I store it in a Small Pizza Sauce Jar, that I cleaned out and to

reuse after the Pizza Sauce was gone.

" Chicken Seasoning "

1 1/3 c. Nutrititional Yeast Flakes

3 T. Onion Powder

2 1/2 t. Garlic Powder

2 1/2 t. Salt

2 T. Parsley

1/2 t. Celery Salt

2 T. Italian Seasoning

1 t. Tumeric

 

Mix together and store in a ziplock bag for use in recipes that call for

Chicken Seasoning. It is good in Soups, breading meal, Rice caseroles, and for

use in making

Scrambled Egg Tofu.

 

 

 

 

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Hi April,

 

That's hilarious about fish food in Froogle's listings! Thanks for the

laugh :) I just realized that, without knowing why it looked so " right "

there, I'd been keeping my nutritional yeast in one of those

old-fashioned, big, glass shakers (the kind diners sometimes use for

sugar). I kept thinking, " This is silly. It doesn't even pour out the

little opening very well, " but yet it looked so at home in its shaker

bottle :))

 

I hope you enjoy all the new recipes!

 

Peace,

Maureen

 

PS I dream about cooking, too, especially when there's something I'm

excited about trying :)

 

 

April wrote:

> Hi Maureen,

>

> Yes, I love my " Fish Food " :) Yesterday I searched

> Froogle for nutritional yeast flakes and some items

> it found were actual fish food! LOL How funny!

>

> Thanks for the recipe. It looks yummy and I already

> have tahini on my shopping list (to make Judy's

> Ceasar Dressing) so I will try this too :)

>

> Last night I dreamed I had the tahini and didn't

> have to wait to make the dressing!

>

>

> Thanks,

> April

>

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