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The Vegan Mennonite Kitchen: Old Recipes for a Changing World by Jo Snyder
CA$32.95
In The Vegan Mennonite Kitchen, Jo Snyder revisits recipes from the beloved Mennonite Community Cookbook, the grandmother of all Mennonite cookbooks. After inheriting her own grandmother’s well-worn copy, Snyder brought together friends and family around the dinner table to reimagine some of her childhood favourites using plant-based ingredients. The result of those dinners are the recipes in this book. Throughout the book, Snyder weaves in stories of her family and growing up on a crop farm in Southern Ontario. Jo Snyder is an editor, writer, communications professional and author of The Vegan Mennonite Kitchen. She grew up on a Southern Ontario crop farm in a big Mennonite family. After spending ten years in Winnipeg as a student, editor and touring musician, she moved to Vancouver to complete her Master of Publishing from Simon Fraser University. She recently moved to Kitchener with her husband Paul and Jean Luc the dog. ISBN 978-1-926599-71-7 |
" This Inventive Cookbook Reimagines Mennonite Dishes Using Plant-Based Ingredients ... Author Jo Snyder's accessible instructions for savoury and sweet dishes make replicating these reinvented classic meals a breeze."
- Chatelaine In The Vegan Mennonite Kitchen, Jo Snyder revisits recipes from the beloved Mennonite Community Cookbook, the grandmother of all Mennonite cookbooks. After inheriting her own grandmother’s well-worn copy, Snyder brought together friends and family around the dinner table to reimagine some of her childhood favourites using plant-based ingredients. The result of those dinners are the recipes in this book. Throughout the book, Snyder weaves in stories of her family and growing up on a crop farm in Southern Ontario.
Jo Snyder is an editor, writer, communications professional and author of The Vegan Mennonite Kitchen. She grew up on a Southern Ontario crop farm in a big Mennonite family. After spending ten years in Winnipeg as a student, editor and touring musician, she moved to Vancouver to complete her Master of Publishing from Simon Fraser University. She recently moved to Kitchener with her husband Paul and Jean Luc the dog. |
