Skinny Bitch in the Kitch: Kick-Ass Recipes for Hungry Girls Who Want to Stop Cooking Crap (and Start Looking Hot!)

Ok. First of all you really need to read "skinny bitch" in addition to buying this recipe book so you can understand what is happening in the world of food meets politics meets major health problems. That way you can infect the people you love with your knowledge and bring to light many important reasons why to become a vegetarian.
This recipe book is great because after you decide not to eat Ms. Piggy anymore you can learn how to cook with veggies and other organic meatless foods. This cookbook is easy to follow and has easy find to ingredients, and won't keep you slaving over a hot stove for hours.

I cannot cook to save my life so knowing what to substitute (or what to buy for a substitute) isn't common sense for me. I bought the book because I LOVED skinny bitch and I really wanted some good ideas on what vegan foods I could make so I didn't starve to death.
Although all the recipes are vegan twists to regular, every day foods, I find it very cool that I can cook them and my significant other won't look at them in disgust. Him being the person who said, "So you can't eat anything that comes from the dirt?," when I said that I was going vegan.
So if you live with a hungry, meat eating hippo, this book could be a good thing for the both of you.

This book changed my life after reading it and I have recommended it to several people since.

This cookbook is only okay. Lots of the ingredients are hard to find or very unusual. My biggest complaint is no nutrition information - fat, calories, etc. I will probably never use the book because of that fact. The Skinny Bitch regular book was hilarious, engaging and very enlightening. I really enjoyed that book. The cookbook was a dud. Maybe the authors will read this review and add nutritional stats to a website, or pdf file that could be downloaded by cookbook owners?

I definitely enjoyed this book. It's fast paced, witty, and refreshing with the acerbic sense of humor in which it was written and the honesty as well. It was a shocking read, I was expecting a "love yourself and starve" diet book but the fact is that itpresents the realities of what we are putting into our body and what kind of damage we do to ourselves. It was both entertaining and startling to read honestly. I haven't looked at food the same way since and my family is slowly starting to switch over to vegan diet after both my husband and I reading the book and thinking long and hard about it. I like that the authors don't emphasize perfection but rather conscientiousness about our bodies and eating habits. It was a worthwhile read! I bought the cookbook too!