Skinny Bitch In The Kitch.
One of the books I read in 2007 that got me re-thinking how much animal protein i toss down my throat was "Skinny Bitch."
I don't think I ever did a post about the book. But I found it to be quite amusing. While I don't agree with everything the two authors (devout vegans) say about meat, I did accept a lot of what they were saying about processed foods.
The tone of "Skinny Bitch" was also quite amusing. It's a very blunt tone. And it did affect how I thought about some foods.
Well, now the two authors have come out with a cookbook, "Skinny Bitch In The Kitch."
Apparently it was published last month, but I had no idea. I intend to go to Barnes and Noble and scope it out this weekend. I'm always up for new recipe ideas... Even ones that include absolutely no animal products.
I don't think I ever did a post about the book. But I found it to be quite amusing. While I don't agree with everything the two authors (devout vegans) say about meat, I did accept a lot of what they were saying about processed foods.
The tone of "Skinny Bitch" was also quite amusing. It's a very blunt tone. And it did affect how I thought about some foods.
Well, now the two authors have come out with a cookbook, "Skinny Bitch In The Kitch."
Apparently it was published last month, but I had no idea. I intend to go to Barnes and Noble and scope it out this weekend. I'm always up for new recipe ideas... Even ones that include absolutely no animal products.
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i read "skinny bitch" last week while i was at my parents' house -- my mom bought a copy for herself and her friend. i love how blunt it is!