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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Vegetarian Cookbooks
I am thinking about becoming a vegetarian or at least most days of the week. My aunt who is a doctor just said to make sure that I am getting protein through other sources (tofu, beans etc).
I am looking for some wonderful cookbooks to get me started. I already have some great vegetarian meals that I make on a regular basis but again not enough....
I saw that some of you recommended Deborah Madison's books as well as some by Jack Bishop. Please help 
Re: Vegetarian Cookbooks
tofu cookery
how to cook everything vegetarian by mark bittman
clean food by terry walters
how it all vegan- is a good starter book
isa chandra is a great dessert author
the curry bible
A Year in a Vegetarian Kitchen, by Jack Bishop.
I am the 99%.
by the moosewood author: vegetable dishes I can't live without
also - it's not vegetarian, but it's a GREAT general cooking primer: The Art of Simple Cooking by Alice Waters. At the very least pick it up from the library and peruse it. She talks about making your own sauces and stocking your pantry. I own it and love it.
Yep - Moosewood cookbooks are great. My New Classics Moosewood is all stained and worn! Always a good sign!
Ellie Jane - 9/12/11
Post-partum races!
11/6 - Kennedy Drive 8K: 36:27 (7:20 pace)
12/4 - North Face Trail Half Marathon: 2:10 (9:27 pace)
12/11 - Arts and Sciences 5K: 21:56 (7:03 pace)
1/8 - Golden Gate Park 10K: 44:30 (7:09 pace) PR!
1/22 - Waterfront 5K: 20:54 (6:43 pace) PR!