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This cookbook contains the best seitan recipe I've found, and five or so recipes for flavoring that have not disappointed. Worth the price of admission alone. There's also a great, basic scrambled tofu recipe.

I'm not vegan, but interested in making some kick-ass seitan. I was looking for [b:Cooking With Seitan 1701182 Cooking with Seitan The Complete Vegetarian Barbara Jacobs http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1187107395s/1701182.jpg 1698226] in the library and stumbled across this. This book is one of the most amazing cookbooks I've read. The Seitanic Jambalaya and the Lower-fat Deep Chocolate Bundt cake were huge hits. I don't feel like I'm missing out on something (read: cheese) when I eat these recipes. The other great thing is that, of the recipes I've made, all of the items are available at Whole Foods. PS- the seitan in this book ends up being great in the recipes but my hands-down favorite recipes for making seitan come from [b:La Dolce Vegan 48313 La Dolce Vegan! Vegan Livin' Made Easy Sarah Kramer http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1170353362s/48313.jpg 47266]!

This book is essential to understanding the basics of the Thoth Tarot. The LWB that comes with the deck is incredibly obtuse and short when compared to the amount of sheer data that each card includes. It's a obtuse book as well... part of the reason is that it's old and uses terms to describe things that we use other terms for nowadays. [bc:Absolute Promethea 6272009 Absolute Promethea Alan Moore http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1266608682s/6272009.jpg 6455354]Another terrific companion to the Thoth Tarot (believe it!) Alan Moore's graphic novel [b:Absolute Promethea 6272009 Absolute Promethea Alan Moore http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1266608682s/6272009.jpg 6455354]. A huge chunk of the story involves a deep exploration of the Tree of Life through the symbolism of the Thoth Tarot and Crowley.

This book gave me a lot of ideas not for illustration, but custom board game bits.

My Great Uncle and Great Aunt wrote this book. They gave me the teacher's edition along with the regular one. My 4th grade teacher slyly asked me to bring it in, and I never saw it again.

It didn't even occur to me to cheat with it, I was actually fascinated with the materials teachers have to teach with.