This post comes to you from a recent Neumann grad, Ashley Onorato! Ashley is a recent graduate of the CDM program. For her capstone project, she created a cookbook of 20 vegetarian recipes. This is one of her favorites that she has shared with us!
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You can purchase Ashley’s cookbook here: https://www.blurb.com/b/10082727-vegetarian-cook-book
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