New Delhi: A host of
Bollywood celebrities like Vidya Balan, Sonakshi Sinha and Neha Dhupia,
as well as Hollywood biggies are set to share their favourite vegan
recipes for a book titled "The Bolly Holly Vegan Cookbook".
Poorva Joshipura, head of animal rights
organisation People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India
and vice president (International Operations), PETA Foundation UK, is
working on the project.
"It will be perfect for everyone -
veteran vegans, curious newcomers and those who just want to try the
occasional meatless meal - as well as both kitchen novices and culinary
wizards," Joshipura, a food enthusiast herself, told IANS.
"The
recipes will allow readers to enjoy vegan versions of old-time Indian
regional favourites and to explore dishes that they might never have
heard of before. The book will reveal how easy it is to turn
traditionally meat or dairy-laden Indian dishes - and those from faraway
lands - into more enjoyable and far healthier vegan delicacies," she
added.
Other Indian actors who will provide their inputs for the
book include names like Sonu Sood, Raveena Tandon, Amrita Rao, Celina
Jaitly and Jacqueline Fernandez.
The book will also contain
writing from Ingrid Newkirk, founder of PETA US, as well as by nutrition
expert and author Neal Barnard, also the founder of Washington-based
The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM).
"The Bolly Holly Vegan Cookbook" is expected to hit the stands in 2013.
PETA
India`s US affiliate counts Hollywood stars like Pamela Anderson,
Alicia Silverstone, Sir Paul McCartney, Bryan Adams, Stella McCartney
and Eva Mendes as their supporters.
Joshipura has signed with
Jacaranda Press to represent the book and she feels it would help
readers to understand how a vegan diet helps celebrities to be in
perfect shape.
"Learning what celebrities eat can reveal the
secrets behind their shiny hair, slim figures, toned bodies and smooth,
healthy skin. Every chapter of the book will offer celebrity tips,
quotations and facts about the benefits of vegan eating.
"Best of
all, it will be fun - full of colourful pictures of celebrities`
favourite dishes, with cinematic terms used throughout the text of the
book to liven up the pages," added Joshipura.
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