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Delicious recipes for vegetarian soups from the author of “the most influential cookbooks in the history of modern vegetarian cuisine” (Chicago Sun-Times). Anna Thomas’s Vegetarian Epicure cookbooks have sold millions of copies and inspired generations. Now she describes her love affair with the ultimate comfort food. “From my kitchen to yours,” Thomas says, “here are the best soups I’ve ever made.” Her wonderfully creative recipes make use of fresh, seasonal produce—try black bean and squash soup in the fall, smoky eggplant soup in midsummer, or seductively perfumed wild mushroom soup for Christmas. Silky puree or rib-sticking chowder—each recipe has room for variation, and nearly all are vegan-friendly.

Love Soup also provides recipes for breads, hummus, pesto, salads, and homey desserts—and simple menus that put soup at the heart of the meal. Throughout, Thomas offers expert advice on shopping, seas… More >>

Love Soup: 160 All-New Vegetarian Recipes from the Author of The Vegetarian Epicure

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By turns bold, sentimental, and decidedly loopy, director Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch-Drunk Love has perceptively been described as a classic MGM musical without the songs. Which isn’t to say it lacks for music; Jon Brion’s glorious, stylistically baroque score matches Anderson’s cinematic verve at every turn. Brion variously revives vintage Hawaiian pop-kitsch and Conway Twitty at his early Elvis-clone angstiest, and perfectly recasts Shelly Duvall’s determined/desperate reading of “He Really Needs Me” from Harry Nilsson’s underappreciated Popeye score as one of his major romantic themes; codependents need love, too. But the major touchstone for Brion’s instrumental underscore is the elusive Reprise Records sound of the late ’60s/early ’70s, with arrangements that seem lingering homages to Brian Wilson’s Smile, Van Dyke Parks’s Song Cycle, and Randy Newman’s Sail Away. The composer’s own self-performed pop-waltz of a melancholy love song, “Here We Go,” echoes not… More >>

Punch Drunk Love