What I Eat in a Week: The Buddhist Chef Review | Plant-Based Vegan


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  1. plant based plant amazed
    plant based plant amazed says:

    Hello from a Brazilian living in the Netherlands 👋
    I realy like you guys. Very authentic and spontaneous 🥰
    I follow a lot of channels but after starting watching your videos, I started trying out new recipes, replacing ingredients and all in all, eating much tastier food ❤
    Thank you for the great content you create!

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  2. Teresa Thomas
    Teresa Thomas says:

    I used to LOVE to watch Jill McKeever's family's plant-based meal/cooking/reviews ""Youtube channel"". But, she sadly stopped her cooking channel a few years back. It was a highlight because it was so different from all the other channels – I just loved the family dynamic. BUT, THEN CAME ALONG PBw/J!!! And you were not only plant-based, but OIL FREE — I've won the lottery! My life is infinitely happier with each episode! Thank you for doing this! I really love your family! (And your recipes!) Much love from NZ. (Where we are going into Spring, and have to watch everyone in the Northern Hemisphere make Fall recipes. Ugh.)

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  3. Catarina Mendes
    Catarina Mendes says:

    Hi, Jeremy! I eat wfpb and am trying to go sos free (oil and sugar is fine, salt I find a bit harder), so I am really grateful for your changes to the recipes. Your daughter seems more open to different foods now, and her reviews are so complete! Your son seems to be less open and trying to find the negatives. It's funny how things change 😂 I have 2 teenagers myself, so I love to see how you get them to try all those meals. Love to see the whole family together in this, really. You deserve all the growth to the channel. The content is different and very good! And of course I'd like to know what the secret sauce is. I'm looking forward to the next book review!

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  4. Susan Younkin
    Susan Younkin says:

    PBwithJ is a show where a family of four modifies the recipes from (mostly) plant based cookbooks and then ranks the cookbooks based on their modified versions 😉. They are brutally honest and talk with their mouths full. So be ware.

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  5. Bonnie Davis
    Bonnie Davis says:

    I give you credit for attempting recipes that don't fit your eating style. I think I would not buy this book because the only thing the appealed to me personally was the lemon meringue pie! But admire your adventure nature!

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  6. G A
    G A says:

    . . . ok, Annie, "ask & you shall receive" . . . consider this your 700th comment to request the recipe for your "secret sauce" . . . 😊 (btw, again, each of you has such a unique & great personality & lots of fun to watch) ❤

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  7. Inks Slinks
    Inks Slinks says:

    I also mcGyver recipes to avoid oil and excess sugar. I’m thinking for the oil maybe combine some nut butter and applesauce or some nut butter and the aquafaba from the chickpea. For sweetener I might try 1/3 cup date sugar. And also bump up the vanilla. I definitely want to try this one. Thank you! For your next cookbook adventure, how about Plantbased cooking made easy by Jill Dalton. TPL has both electronic and print copies available to borrow right now. Dessert Recipes aren’t exactly low fat though. Annie might like her buckwheat bread.

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  8. Alison Lutton
    Alison Lutton says:

    I want Annie’s secret dressing sauce. And since I know hundreds of people, okay since I have met hundreds of people, and I am confident they would agree with me, I think this comment should be counted as 500 comments.

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