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The Higher Taste is a practical guide to the exciting new world of gourmet vegetarian and vegan cooking – for a higher purpose. Discover the health and economic advantages as well as important ethical and spiritual considerations of this eco-friendly approach to diet and nutrition. The Higher Taste will teach you how to dramatically improve your life by changing the way you eat.

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Drutakarmā Dāsa

Drutakarmā Dāsa (Michael A. Cremo) is a researcher in the history of science for the Bhaktivedanta Institute, the science studies branch of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). He has presented papers on Vedic environmental philosophy at international conferences and is also the author of /“Human Devolution: A Vedic Alternative to Darwin’s Theory”/ and /“Forbidden Archaeology”/ (with Richard L. Thompson). He has lectured at the Royal Institution in London, the Russian Academy of Science in Moscow, and other scientific institutions and universities throughout the world. He is a member of the History of Science Society, the Philosophy of Science Association, and the World Archaeological Congress. Born in 1948, he became an initiated disciple of His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda in 1976.

Bhūtātma Dāsa

Bhūtātmā Dāsa (Austin Gordon, 1950-2020) earned his PhD in Political Science from the University of California, Irvine, after which he taught a variety of courses in American politics at the university level. He later taught at Saddleback Community College, in Mission Viejo, California, and seminars in American Politics at University of the Visayas in Cebu City, Philippines. Bhūtātmā was initiated in 1971 by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. During his life he traveled extensively through India and the Far East to study spiritual traditions. Along with publishing articles in his academic discipline, he also wrote books on Eastern thought.

Mukunda Goswami

Mukunda Goswami, writer, researcher, editor, and one of the earliest members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, has lectured in thirty-eight countries and published newspaper and magazine articles on spirituality and contemporary issues. Coauthor of four books, including /“Divine Nature: A Spiritual Perspective on the Environmental Crisis”/ and /“Coming Back: The Science of Reincarnation”/, he now resides in Australia, where he continues to write.

Kūrma Dāsa

Kūrma Dāsa is one of the world’s leading proponents of pure vegetarian cuisine. Dubbed “Australia’s Vegetarian Guru,” Kūrma has been writing cookbooks, teaching students, and hosting internationally broadcast TV shows for over thirty-five years. Kūrma’s innovative cooking continues to shake off the outdated notion that vegetarian food is lackluster. He lives in Perth, Australia.

The lucidly explained recipes in each of Kūrma’s four cookbooks provide an adventure in world culture, taste, and nutrition. He has also published two recipe-card sets, “Quick Vegetarian Cards” and “Cooking With Kurma Vegi Cards.” For more information, visit kurma.net

Contents83 listed sections
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Books by Śrīla Prabhupāda
  4. Copyright Information
  5. Karmi Uvaca
  6. Dedication
  7. Introduction
  8. Health and a Meatless Diet
  9. The Hidden Cost of Meat: The Myth of Scarcity
  10. Factory Farming and Compassion
  11. Karma and Reincarnation
  12. Beyond Vegetarianism
  13. A Higher Taste
  14. Recipes
  15. Making ghee
  16. Making Homemade Curd Cheese (Panir)
  17. Asian Lunch
  18. Hot and Sour Tom Yum Soup
  19. Stir-fried Hokkien Noodles with Asian Greens and Tofu
  20. Salad of Vietnamese Greens
  21. Curry Puffs with Quick Tamarind Chutney
  22. Thai Sticky Rice with Mango
  23. Indian Dinner
  24. Jaipur-style Quick and Easy Mung Dāl
  25. Rice with Green Peas and Almonds
  26. North Indian Curried Cauliflower and Potatoes
  27. Creamed Spinach with Curd Cheese (Palak Panir)
  28. Griddle-Baked Bread (Chapati)
  29. Hot and Sweet Pineapple Chutney
  30. Walnut and Raisin Semolina Halava
  31. Middle Eastern Banquet
  32. Turkish Pilaf with Currants and Pine Nuts
  33. Lebanese Eggplant Dip (Babagannouj)
  34. Chickpea and Sesame Paste (Hummus bi Tahini)
  35. Couscous with Vegetable Sauce
  36. Israeli Chickpea Croquettes (Falafel)
  37. Lebanese Bulgur-Wheat Salad (Tabbouleh)
  38. Fruit Compote with Fragrant Syrian Milk Pudding
  39. European Winter Banquet
  40. Old-fashioned Cream of Pumpkin Soup
  41. Vegetables au Gratin
  42. Herbed Bread Rolls
  43. Italian Market Salad
  44. Carob Fudge Cake
  45. Spiced Hot Apple Juice Drink
  46. Latin American Buffet
  47. Mexican Green Chili Rice (Arroz Verde)
  48. Sweet Potato Soup with Corn and Chilies
  49. Cheddar and Jalapeño Chili Biscuits
  50. Cheesy Bean and Tortilla Stacks (Tostadas)
  51. Chilled Papaya Refresher (Refresco de Papaya)
  52. Greek Dinner
  53. Greek-style White Bean and Vegetable Soup (Fasoulada) served with Crusty Bread, Cheese, and Kalamata Olives
  54. Warm Vegetable Salad with Greek-style Oil and Lemon Dressing
  55. Greek-style Eggplant Casserole (Moussaka)
  56. Nut Pastries in Syrup (Baklava)
  57. Light & Healthy Entertaining
  58. Moghul Cumin Rice (Jeera Pulao)
  59. Moist Vrindavan-style Vegetable and Badi Stew
  60. Malaysian Sweet, Sour and Hot Salad (Rojak)
  61. Baked Polenta Squares with Spicy Tomato Concasse
  62. Grilled Ciabatta with Syrian Roast Pepper and Walnut Dip
  63. Moist and Luscious Maple Fruit Muffins
  64. Vegetarian World Food
  65. Gauranga Potatoes
  66. Crispy Curd Cheese Fritters (Panir Pakoras)
  67. Mung Beans, Rice, and Vegetables (Khichari)
  68. Koftas in Tomato Sauce
  69. Puffed Fried Bread (Poori)
  70. Mixed Vegetables in Creamy Karhi Sauce
  71. Simple Thai Rice
  72. Stuffed Italian Flatbread (Focaccia)
  73. Rich and Tasty Lasagna with Grilled Vegetables and Sun-dried Tomatoes
  74. Spinach Risotto
  75. Mozzarella and Tomato Pizza
  76. Quick Cherry Cheesecake
  77. Saffron-scented Rice Pudding
  78. Classic Rose Lassi
  79. Appendixes
  80. Concluding Words
  81. Glossary
  82. The Authors
  83. Guide to Sanskrit Pronunciation

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