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Your cookbook has been a lifesaver for my partner and I. I work very long hours through the week and do not have a lot of time to prepare much. He's not overly experienced in the kitchen, but your e book is so thoroughly-written in easy words for newcomers, that he's able to replicate your meals without feeling stressed about having to cook. Many thanks so much for creating such an excellent product!All my life, I have already been sensitive to animal protection under the law and eating them for gas. From the Cuban family, meat was an important element of every meal, alongside grain. My style for meats was never strong- as I grew aged, I became well aversed to beef and fried, greasy foods. But I did so enjoy seafood (poached, grilled, or raw, in sushi). Eggs on occasion were fine, too. But I possibly could never touch meat, goat, or sheep without dropping a tear. I would even cringe whenever my children bought chicken and I possibly could see the red lines or dots indicating the deep puncture wounds they had endured at slaughter. It broke my heart and soul.I always make the polenta in a 3 1/2 quart enameled cast flat iron casserole pan from Le Creuset. It's one of three pieces of the kitchenware I own, and it gets used nearly every day. As the pan isn't supposed to go directly from cold to hot, I place the polenta in the oven when I transform it to pre-heat, and start the timer when the range reaches the right temperature. Lately, I am making the polenta in my own Instant Pota meditation retreat centre employed in the kitchen, and…i was revealing everyone there about your blog…but it occurred if you ask me that the next booklet (or part of your first e book) should feature formulas for a group. I battled to size up some of these recipes, and I understand every retreat centre that has to prepare for vegans would LOVE to get a few of these recipes for 20+ people.