Cooking is a solitary act. Individuals
plan meals, go shopping, and cook alone and on occasion one eats
alone. Solitary time in the kitchen can be the most cherished time of
day – a recluse of calm in a crazy world. Solitary kitchen time can
also be the most dreaded.
The best way to sustain
kitchen-related motivation is to utilize the resources available.
Toronto Based Resources:
Kitchen Tool Library: Want to try
canning but don't have the space or money to invest in the equipment?
For a small fee you can 'check-out' kitchen tools and return them
when you are finished your food project!
Hot Beans: Looking for some cheap,
fast, filling and tasty vegan junk food? Get a seitan burrito from
Hot Beans. You won't regret it!
Audio Resources:
You won't feel alone in the kitchen,
slaving over prep if you have some friendly food podcasts to listen
to!
Cookbooks:
There is nothing more depressing than
recipes that simply do not work. All your time, effort and
ingredients go to waste, you have no supper to eat, and all your
motivation is gone! With time you will develop a list of trusted
cookbook authors and bloggers. In the meantime, here are few of my
favorites...
Veganomicon by Terry Hope Romero and
Isa Chandra Moskowitz
Vegan with a Vengeance by Isa Chandra
Moskowitz
How it all Vegan by Tanya Barnard and
Sarah Kramer
Wild
Fermentation by Sandor Ellix Katz
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