Here it is! Your guide to vegetarian and vegan resources!
During our podcast, we mention so many amazing and useful vegetarian and vegan resources that we didn’t want to lose track of any!
While we always link to them in our posts and show notes, we also want our readers and listeners to have easy access to them all in one place. This page will be a work-in-progress, as we’ll be adding new resources as we find them.
We hope you will find as much value in these resources as we have!
Disclosure: Please note that some of the links on this page are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you, we will earn a commission if you decide to make a purchase after clicking through to the product using the link we have provided. We never recommend or provide affiliate links to products we do not use ourselves, and our ultimate goal is to provide helpful products and advice to you, our readers and listeners.
Vegetarian and Vegan Resources
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Dining Out Guides
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Recipe Websites
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Online Communities
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Events
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Books
- Thug Kitchen: The Official Cookbook
- The First Mess
- Vegan Richa’s Indian Kitchen
- River Cottage Vegetarian
- Engine 2 Cookbook
- Happy Herbivore Cookbook
- How Not to Die Cookbook
- Plant-Powered Families
- The Raw Deal Cookbook
- The Vegan Stoner Cookbook
- Healthiest Diet on the Planet
- Moosehead Cookbooks
- 15 Minute Vegan
- The Homemade Vegan Pantry
- Isa Does It!
- Appetite for Reduction
- The Ashram: The Way We Eat
- Vegetarian Flavor Bible
- The Oh She Glows Cookbook by Angela Liddon
- The Healthy Juicer’s Bible: Lose Weight, Detoxify, Fight Disease, and Live Long
Farnoosh Brock’s wonderful definitive guide to juicing is a must-have for anyone thinking of starting this healthy habit. We bought our copy at the same time we ordered our Omega 
In this book, Farnoosh Brock gives smoothies the star treatment, as she did with juicing in her successful first book, The Healthy Juicer’s Bible. The book is packed with recipes, both hers and those of guest contributors (spoiler: our Summer Spirulina Smoothie is included!). She also includes tips for making smoothies and spells out their health benefits.
Virginia Messina and J.L. Fields have compiled a thorough reference for all women who currently lead a vegan lifestyle, as well as for those who may be considering it. They address subjects ranging from basic nutrition education and how nutritional needs change throughout the life cycle to fertility, pregnancy and the special needs of female athletes. And don’t forget the recipes section!
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Restaurants / Catering
One of San Antonio’s few all-vegetarian restaurants. The food is great (especially the kale salad), and it is such a treat to go to a restaurant and be able to order anything on the menu! Most menu items can be made vegan, if that is your preference. Be sure to sample the cupcakes when you visit…they are wonderful, and with several vegan and gluten-free options, there is something for everyone!
While not strictly vegetarian, this Tex Mex restaurant in San Antonio, TX does offer vegetarian options in their menu. They also happily accomodate requests to leave meat out of dishes on the main menu if at all possible. I wanted cheese enchiladas, but without the meat gravy, which they did for me (and they were delicious!).
Hi-can I sign up for the newsletter? thanks. Also check out Heartlandfarmsanctuary.org. A great place to volunteer if you find yourself in Wisconsin!
Hi Krysta, You sure can! In fact, this is a great time to sign up as we are revamping a few things with out upcoming newsletter. On the right hand side of the page, you should see a sign up. Thanks and thanks for the info on Heartland Farm Sanctuary! We will check it out!