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Anne-Katrin Weber's new follow-up to her brilliant Greens & Beans is full of recipes combining green veg with grains from wheat, barley and oats to quinoa, millet and buckwheat. Order now and we'll throw in a free £5 gift voucher. Try one of Anne-Katrin's recipes from the book - coming soon! |
Greens & Grains is a practical guide to cooking with the grains of all kinds, pairing everyday vegetables with everything from familiar staples to lesser-used cereals and seeds. Anne-Katrin Weber explores wheat, spelt, oats, barley and rye alongside ancient varieties like emmer and einkorn, as well as "alternative” grains such as buckwheat, millet, amaranth and quinoa.
The book is firmly rooted in plant-based, accessible cooking. Recipes range from fresh salads and broths to bakes, tray dishes, pasta, and simple sweets – all vegan, many quick to put together, and designed to work with ingredients most cooks can source easily. Weber’s background as a chef and nutritionist comes through in clear guidance, useful notes, and a straightforward product primer. A seasonal calendar rounds out the collection, making it easy to match grains and greens throughout the year.
Greens & Grains is an invitation to everyone to broaden their use of the grain cupboard and make everyday meals more varied, nourishing and enjoyable.
Anne-Katrin Weber is a chef, nutritional scientist, freelance cookbook author, and food stylist. In their food blog, Veggielicious, Anne-Katrin and Wolfgang celebrate their love of vegetable cuisine. They believe the future of eating is plant-centric. And with that we strengthen our wellbeing while also contributing to the health of our climate and of our planet.
Category: Beans , Books , Pulses , Vegan , Vegetarian

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Recommend this Medlar Jelly as it is excellent, the taste is delicious.
These are great but I do struggle with trying to toast them and then getting them to gel. Any tips from anyone would be gratefully appreciated. I dry toast them in a pan but they do stick a bit as I do not use non stick.
We love these Brazil nuts, not just their provenance which deserves a fabulous all by itself, but they are delicious!! Tasty and moist. Keep well in the freezer and we take out smallish amounts out and have a few every day. Eagerly awaiting next arrivals.
I haven't used these in any recipe yet, just pre-soaked and cooked with a teaspooon of miso. They are really delicious with a lovely soft texture, the skins don't interfere with the enjoyment. I think they would be good in so many recipes but if I don't stop picking at them I won't get to know this time round. It's brilliant to be able to try beans from other cultures and while these are more expensive than some, quite honestly by the time you've soaked and cooked beans you get so many from a packet they are always a bargain.
This blend is a winner! So nutritious and delicious! Easy to cook too. Beautiful !