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“If you are an adventurous cook and enjoy trying foods from around the world, you will enjoy this collection of recipes straight from the Caribbean. The twist is these recipes are all vegan. Some are gluten-free, and a few of them are raw food recipes.
Some of the ingredients may be unfamiliar to you, but with a little research, you’re likely to be able to find them, especially if you live in or near a large city where there are ethnic and international markets.
You’ll be able to try such novel dishes as Ackee, Conkie, Curry Katahar or Jackfruit, Eggplant Choka, Green Mango Sour, Okara Fishcakes (yes, they’re vegan!), Pigeon Pea Stew, and Sour Sop Smoothies. The directions are clear, and most don’t require any special kitchen appliances other than a blender.
Also included are some nutrition tidbits that will enhance your knowledge of healthy eating. There are also a few home remedies for common minor ailments, such as coughs, pain and inflammation, anemia, heartburn, itchy skin, and minor infections.” – pub’23TS-TBpix
Paperback
82 pages

Ruby Bridges Goes to School
Poetry for Young People by Maya Angelou
Escape from Slavery: Five Journeys to Freedom
In the Woods: Who's Been Here?
Turning 15 On The Road to Freedom: My Story of the Selma Voting Rights March
The 20/20 Diet: Turn Your Weight Loss Vision Into Reality
Psalm Twenty-three
Eating the Alphabet: From A to Z - Lap-sized Board Book
The Snowy Day - (board book)
Because They Marched: The People;s Campaign for Voting Rights That Changed America
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March - Book Two
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Hidden Figures - CD
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