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Do you want a quick weeknight supper that gets more veg into your diet? A show-stopping vegan Christmas dinner? A fun, fresh meal plan to set you up with plant-based packed lunches? Whatever you're after, BISH BASH BOSH! has the perfect recipe.
Henry and Ian have created a food revolution through the world's biggest plant-based platform. Their first cookbook was the highest-selling vegan cookbook ever, and with over 2 million followers across all their fast-growing channels, BOSH! are on a mission to show the world just how versatile cooking with veg can be.
In BISH BASH BOSH! you'll discover a whole world of quick eats, weeknight suppers, showstopping feasts, and incredible sweet treats - all using the power of plants. From a hearty, classic lasagne to an indulgent mini banoffee meringue, and from quick quesadillas to an incredible curry house jalfrezi, these are simple, savvy recipes that you'll turn to time and again.
Whether you are a committed vegan, trying plant-based food for the first time, or simply just want to try a meal a week without meat, this book has all the know-how and inspiration you need.
BISH BASH BOSH!
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN: 9780008327057
Number of pages: 288
Weight: 270 g
Dimensions: 252 x 195 mm
MEDIA REVIEWS
Praise for BOSH! The Cookbook:
"A really great cookbook with over 140 recipes to use every day."
HAIRY BIKERS
"I love the BOSH! boys, their energy and their totally original,
exciting approach to simple, tasty plant-based food."
ANNA JONES, author of A Modern Way to Eat
"Ian Theasby and Henry Firth from "BOSH!" create simple and imaginative vegan recipes which are filmed and broadcast to over 1.4m Facebook users. Their videos are short, intoxicating, with no agenda or fuss - just showcasing delicious, comforting food that happens to be meat free."
BBC Radio 4
"The Ant and Dec of the vegan world"
Heat
"Thanks to [their] inspiring videos of easy-to-whip-up recipes, such as a vegan kebab and a guacamole potato salad, BOSH! has racked up almost 1.4m likes on Facebook."
The Guardian
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