Psychologies

Homely, happy vegan

Every January, millions of people begin a new year’s revolution and go meat-free for a month for the Veganuary challenge. Not only is a plant-based diet good for your health, it’s beneficial for the planet, and vegan cooking is a million miles from daunting or dull when you are privy to a few tricks. Author, photographer and TV chef Karoline Jönsson knows a thing or two about creating simple and satisfying meat-free meals that bring pleasure and warmth. In her new book, (Pavilion, £14.99), Jönsson invites us into her Swedish country home to enjoy traditional winter European dishes that

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