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Alicia Silverstone "The Kind Mama"

“We usually think of kindness in terms of how we treat others, but in order to be a kind mama, you need to start by being kind to yourself — both physically (from the foods you eat and how you take care of your body) and emotionally (to your way of thinking and your intentions for motherhood).”

Alicia Silverstone, in an email interview with NJ.com on her new book about weaving veganism into pregnancy and motherhood, The Kind Mama.

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Alicia Silverstone‘s book on vegan conception, pregnancy and motherhood, The Kind Mama, will be released in the Spring of 2014.

The actress has posted a sneak preview trailer to her website that was created to complement her first vegan book, The Kind Diet.

In the clip above, Silverstone explains that her latest book is meant to change women’s idea of what it means to be “knocked up.”

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Christina Pirello Interview On “Wellness 1000” Ebook Cookbook

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, November 19th, 2013 in Authors, Books, Chefs, Food & Drink, Interviews.

Wellness 1000 Christina Pirello

Christina Pirello has written a new cookbook, Wellness 1000: Simple, Plant-Based Recipes and Sound Advice to Cook Your Way to Vibrant Health. The ebook edition of Wellness 1000 was released today, and the vegan chef and host of PBS’ Christina Cooks! gave an exclusive interview to Vegetarian Star to give readers a preview of what to expect on their electronic readers.

1. During your PBS cooking show, Christina Cooks!, the audience usually leaves with lots of laughter in addition to culinary tips. Can readers expect to find the same humor in Wellness 1000?
It’s hard to translate humor to the written page but luckily we were able to insert 32 videos into the Wellness 1000 so I can say with confidence that people will get a generous taste of my humor, since that is my hallmark. People say that I write like I talk, that they can ‘hear’ me in the pages of my books, so I think we might be all set in the humor department.

And did you hear the one about…?

2. You’ve talked about your Italian roots and growing up enjoying Italian cuisine, both on your site and your show. Italian food can be rich in cheese, cream and other dairy and meat products. Can you talk about some of the vegan alternatives and are there any recipe examples in Wellness 1000?
My Italian heritage is all over Wellness 1000! While I subscribe to a macrobiotic lifestyle, I have adapted it to embrace my Italian-ness and bring out the best of that simple yet elegantly delicious cuisine. Since freshness is the hallmark of Italian cooking, it’s not a big leap from traditional to plant-based. Wellness 1000 is rich in Italian style recipes.

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Dilbert’s Scott Adams Latest Advice For Success Includes Good Nutrition

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, October 30th, 2013 in Authors, Books, Food & Drink.

How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big Scott Adams

Scott Adams, the creator behind the popular comic strip Dilbert, has written a book about his success, How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big.

Adams gives a few bits of advice for making it, but he doesn’t necessarily recommend you follow it, as Lesson#5 states: Don’t take career advice from a cartoonist. (or health advice or finance advice for that matter).

Good health is a must for any success and Adams lists this as one of the keys to getting what you want in life.

Staying Fit is Lesson #3, and he also advises to, “learn as much as you can about what food choices are better for you…People who know the most about nutrition almost always eat better.”

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“Skinny Bitch In Love” Sample Recipes From Kim Barnouin

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, October 25th, 2013 in Books, Food & Drink, Recipes.

Skinny Bitch In Love

Kim Barnouin, co-author of several best-selling books in the Skinny Bitch series, has made her novel debut.

The story centers around gourmet food lover Clementine Cooper, her love for cooking and handsome men.

Vegan cooking and baking is a central theme in the story and Barnouin has shared a few recipes that nicely complement the story.

The Skinny Bitch Cooking School’s Orange Blossom Cookies, for example, are one of Clementine’s favorite that she teaches students in her baking classes.

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Al Sharpton “The Rejected Stone” Talks Vegan Transformation

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, October 9th, 2013 in Authors, Books, Food & Drink, Politicians.

Reverend Al Sharpton The Rejected Stone

The Reverend Al Sharpton has a brand new book out.

The Rejected Stone covers many phases of his life, from growing up and jokingly signing his name as “Reverend” even though he was just a child to changing his diet to vegan, resulting in a loss of over 100 pounds.

While plant-based diets are responsible for his transformation, Sharpton jokingly told Matt Lauer he was the inspiration for his brand new body.

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“Runner’s World Cookbook” From Runner’s World Magazine

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, October 3rd, 2013 in Athletes-Games-Sports, Books, Food & Drink.

Runner's World Cookbook

Whoever said athletes can’t be vegetarian has been proven wrong.

Whoever said athletes can’t eat delicious vegetarian food and still perform will once again be proven wrong with a new cookbook from Runner’s World magazine.

The magazine has been very favorable to the plant-based crowd and even featured an exclusive interview with Gene Baur, the president and co-founder of Farm Sanctuary.

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The Imperfect Environmentalist Sara Gilbert

Sara Gilbert, actress and vegan now known for her role as one of the hosts on The Talk, has published a book on living eco-friendly.

The Imperfect Environmentalist is Gilbert’s guide to anyone interested in making simple changes in their life to help the environment.

The mother gives examples of how to live cleaner in many area of living, including the cosmetic cabinet, cleaning, fitness, gardening and recycling.

It’s much easier to motivate people to save the Earth if they aren’t being lectured too hard or are at least having fun with it.

Gilbert used these principles when writing the different sections of The Imperfect Environmentalist, making it a priority to humor her readers as much as she educates them.

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