Vegetarian recipe book recommendations?

[Highlove]

Just that please! I’m a fairly confident cook, though I’m after both everyday and fancier stuff. Not actually veggie but trying to eat a lot less meat.

Hit me..

[lastqueenofscotland]

Plenty, Plenty More and Nopi.
Leon fast vegetarian is very good too

[Highlove]

Good stuff - on the list, thank you.

Keep them coming

[ShitArmBadTattoo]

Bosh. It’s vegan but don’t hold that against it

[ShitArmBadTattoo]

Also Thug Kitchen if you don’t mind swearing.

[myrtleWilson]

Fresh India is awesome (Meera Sodha)
Anna Jones' is worth a look - she has a few books out and at least two have very similar titles - A modern way to eat/cook and think the third is called A Cooks Year...
They both have websites and contribute to the Guardian food pages if you want a look before contemplating the books

[palindromeam]

Second Anna Jones. Particularly "a modern way to cook" and "a modern cooks year". I'm not veggie either but it's really helped me cut down on meat.

[jedishelly1]

Any of the 'Happy Pear' cookbooks are great!

[RrreCansada]

Mary Mccartny
At My Table

[choppolata]

Bosh, Happy Pear, Peace and Parsnips, Veg Every Day.

[Blondie1984]

Another vote for Anna Jones - I also like Meera Sodha - both write every week for The Guardian so you can have a look at the website and see recipes from both if you want to "try before you buy"

[Highlove]

Brilliant, lots of good ideas here - thank you! Actually I’ve done a few Anna Jones and Meera Sodha recipes from the Guardian, so don’t know I didn’t think of that! My list is looking good!

[FurryTurnipHead]

Agree on Anna Jones. If you like Indian food I'd highly recommend Prashad, great recipes, I cook from it a couple of days a week.

[WhatWouldLeslieKnopeDo]

The Middle Eastern vegetarian cookbook by Salma Hage.