Reduce the systemic inflammation that hampers your health with this inspired collection of plant-based recipes! 
 Systemic inflammation can play a dangerous role in chronic diseases, many types of cancer, and even weight gain. The good news is that eating a plant-based diet is especially helpful for calming the immune system. The Plant-Based Anti-Inflammatory Cookbook delivers eighty plant-based recipes centered around foods known to fight against inflammation: ginger, turmeric, berries, garlic, citrus, and high-fiber foods such as legumes and whole grains. 
 Linda Tyler, the Gracious Vegan, draws inspiration from classic dishes and global cuisines, adding creative twists and ensuring a whole-food approach without highly processed ingredients. This book's recipes cover all meals and a delicious array of flavors, including: 
 Breakfast grains, smoothies, hashes, scrambles, and beverages 
 Main dishes and salads centered on vegetables, grains, and legumes 
 Filling soups and stews 
 Tasty desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth 
 And so much more! 
 Easy-to-follow recipes, meal-planning ideas, and make-ahead tips combine to make eating more plants, especially anti-inflammatory superstars, feasible and delicious.

Author: Linda Tyler
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
Published: 02/06/2024
Pages: 288
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.76lbs
Size: 9.10h x 7.70w x 1.00d
ISBN: 9781510777354
About the Author
Lifelong cooking enthusiast, educator, writer, and coach Linda Tyler brings a passion for innovative whole-plant dishes to everything she does. Linda is on the faculties at Portland and Mt. Hood Community Colleges, where she teaches plant-based cooking. She also offers plant-based lifestyle coaching in one-on-one settings. She has published recipes and articles for numerous magazines and websites and is a longtime content volunteer for Dr. Michael Greger's website NutritionFacts.org. Linda shares recipes and answers to questions about plant-based diets on her website GraciousVegan.com. Originally from Southern California, Linda spent over three decades in New Jersey and currently resides in Portland, Oregon.