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()tics," Baum, 55, says. "I
started feeling better soon
after I became a vegetarian,
and it took about a year for
me to regain my full health. I
stopped craving foods like
hamburgers one year after I
stopped eating them."
Baum, who moved to
Michigan 10 years ago, con-
ducts classes in her
Farmington Hills home and
has reviewed cookbooks. She
self-published her own
because she didn't want any
editorial changes affecting
content or format.
Besides including more
than 100 vegetarian recipes,
Lenore.;- Natural Cuisine has
sections on menu planning,
dining-out selections, ways
to conquer cravings, illus-
trations of cooks' tools and
a glossary.
"This is not bland, bor-
ing or complex," says
Baum, whose recipes
include chocolate cookies
without processed sugar.
"I've worked hard to make
the foods tasty. I looked at
a lot of recipes, found ones
I liked and adapted them to
the diet. I use the newer
products, such as pepper-
oni-flavored soy, which are
now so available."
The recipes she's devel-
oped include Spaghetti with
Gingered Broccoli,
Hummus-in-a-Hurry,
Wheatberry Dill Salad,
Baked Garnet Yams and
Blueberry Couscous Cake
with Lemon Icing. Her
dishes are free of the some-
times sensitivity-evoking
nightshade vegetables,
including peppers, white
potatoes, raw spinach,
tomatoes and eggplant.
"The tongue has a need
for each of the five flavors,
and a lot of people overeat
because they crave bitter
foods, such as kale and col-
lard, which they do not
normally get," Baum main-
tains.
Although Baum was
brought up on a traditional
diet that included meat and
most of the foods she now
avoids, her mother and
grandmother were vegetari-
ans. Her mother, still work-

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112 cup water

DRY INGREDIENTS:
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2 cups whole wheat pastry flour
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3. Combine dry ingredients, except walnuts,
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4. Pour wet ingredients into dry ingredients,
mixing lightly with a whisk. Gradually add
more water as needed to make a loose batter.
5. Add walnuts. Stir gently. Pour batter into
an oiled 8 - inch - square baking pan.
6. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes or
until a toothpick comes out clean and dry. If
you prefer a soft and gooey, fudge-like con-
sistency, bake 30-35 minutes.
7. Allow brownies to set up in a baking pan
5 minutes. Cut into squares.

VARIATIONS:
• Add 1/2 cup peanut butter and 1 teaspoon
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• Add 3/4 cup Sunspire° chocolate chips to
step #4.

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