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Alana has changed our world with her cookbook. The recipes are packed with flavour while using everyday ingredients. I even recommend these recipes to friends and family who dont follow a FODMAP diet. Buying this book is a no-brainer.

This book is my go to, with having a gluten and dairy allergy and recently having to try low fodmap my dietitian reccomended this cookbook. The recipes are allergy friendly and delicious! I highly recommend this cookbook!

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Keeping on the #eatnaturally roll, I wanted to also share a few cookbooks that have come across my kitchen that I think are just perfect inspiration for eating at home and cooking unprocessed foods. So for the month of January, I'll be sharing a new cookbook every Sunday to bring you some offline inspiration. My one note: these aren't all fully vegetarian cookbooks. As you might know, my household is not strictly veg (to the point of where my husband has thought about starting a second blog that takes the recipes I post on here and adding meat- he's only partially joking.) However, the books I'm sharing are filled with inspiration for vegetarians and omnivores alike.

Learn how to make yummy food with Bluey and Bingo! Bake some Shadowland Cupcakes, make BBQ Sausages, Capsicum Salad, or write your very own Fancy Restaurant menu! This spiral bound cookbook includes 13 fun recipes to cook for everyone to enjoy, and lays flat to make it easy to read.

If you happen to have a jar of Sunshine Sauce in your fridge, use that to make the slaw! Just mix cabbage with yogurt, add some Sunshine Sauce, and polish it off with a little dill. Super yummy.

Lisa is a bestselling cookbook author, recipe developer, and YouTuber (with over 2.5 million subscribers) living in sunny Southern California. She started Downshiftology in 2014, and is passionate about making healthy food with fresh, simple and seasonal ingredients.

Plant-Based Delicious is destined to become an essential and well-used cookbook for anyone looking to up their healthful plate without sacrificing flavor. Every recipe is foolproof and designed to take the stress and concern out of wholesome cooking. If you want a variety of yummy plant-forward dishes on the table with ease, this book is for you!

Ashley is a full-time food lover, trained and passionate plant-based chef, pharmacist, certified holistic nutrition consultant, and food photographer. A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis triggered an overhaul of her personal and professional life and ultimately, she traded prescriptions for plants! She shares her flavorful and inventive plant-based culinary creations on her recipe blog RiseShineCook.ca. Originally from Canada, Ashley has moved around the world from New York to the Netherlands and currently resides in Taipei with her husband, Bernard, and beloved collection of cookbooks.

I love it when my readers try my recipes and send in their success stories. If you'd like to share a picture of a Yummy Life recipe, just email the picture to info@theyummylife.com and we'll see if we can include it on the site!

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