In the Kitchen with Cookbook Author Tami Hardeman of Running with Tweezers — In the Kitchen

April 25, 2017

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Tami Hardeman is the observant eye and stylist behind the popular blog Running with Tweezers. Tami is a professional food stylist and recipes developer who has also recently added “cookbook author” to her resume. Tami spent the last year working on her debut cookbook, Pulse Revolution. An extension of Tami’s own cooking style, Pulse Revolution‘s 150 recipes are vegetarian but include both meat enhancements and vegan adaptations. She shared her recipe for braised lentils and leeks with us, and it’s a great sneak peek of all the book has to offer.

Today Tami’s sharing how she incorporates lentils into her daily diet, the everyday vegetarian recipes that she thinks everyone should know by heart, and the one pulse she can’t get enough of.

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