Product details:
ISBN13: | 9781399412636 |
ISBN10: | 1399412639 |
Binding: | Hardback |
No. of pages: | pages |
Size: | 246x189 mm |
Language: | English |
Illustrations: | Colour and black and white photographs throughout |
700 |
Category:
The Cycling Chef: Plant-Powered Performance
Road-Tested Vegan Recipes
Publisher: Bloomsbury Sport
Date of Publication: 16 January 2025
Number of Volumes: Hardback
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Long description:
'Alan takes the nonsense out of cycling food and nutrition.' - Ed Clancy, triple Olympic gold medallist
'Alan's recipes are simple and delicious and allow me to perform at my very best, day in-day out.' - Sofia Gomez Villafane, Olympic mountain biker
'Recipes tailored to what an athlete truly needs. A game changer.' - Dan Bigham, former World Hour Record holder
Mouth-watering plant-based recipes and expert advice to boost energy and performance.
As a nutritionist for British Cycling, Alan Murchison knows all about the rise of veganism among cyclists. With cycling and food the twin passions of his life, and a philosophy that food should both be for pleasure and for performance, Alan creates a range of delicious recipes to give the plant-powered cyclists the best possible preparation.
A plant-based diet should not diminish performance, and can even improve it with the right balance of nutrients, vitamins, carbs and protein. Alan provides invaluable guidance on meals where protein levels can be enhanced with an array of recipes for breakfasts, snacks, main meals and desserts to enable riders to build a balanced meal plan. Recipes include a real deal red lentil lasagne, a colourful mango and coconut breakfast bowl and delicious sticky buns.
This book shares the Cycling Chef series' combination of imaginative recipes, beautiful photography and stylish archive cycling images, accompanied by breakout sections of advice and information, all well-seasoned with Alan's now familiar wit and wisdom. It is destined to be a favourite for the growing peloton of vegan cyclists as well as anyone aiming to reduce their meat and dairy consumption.
'Alan's recipes are simple and delicious and allow me to perform at my very best, day in-day out.' - Sofia Gomez Villafane, Olympic mountain biker
'Recipes tailored to what an athlete truly needs. A game changer.' - Dan Bigham, former World Hour Record holder
Mouth-watering plant-based recipes and expert advice to boost energy and performance.
As a nutritionist for British Cycling, Alan Murchison knows all about the rise of veganism among cyclists. With cycling and food the twin passions of his life, and a philosophy that food should both be for pleasure and for performance, Alan creates a range of delicious recipes to give the plant-powered cyclists the best possible preparation.
A plant-based diet should not diminish performance, and can even improve it with the right balance of nutrients, vitamins, carbs and protein. Alan provides invaluable guidance on meals where protein levels can be enhanced with an array of recipes for breakfasts, snacks, main meals and desserts to enable riders to build a balanced meal plan. Recipes include a real deal red lentil lasagne, a colourful mango and coconut breakfast bowl and delicious sticky buns.
This book shares the Cycling Chef series' combination of imaginative recipes, beautiful photography and stylish archive cycling images, accompanied by breakout sections of advice and information, all well-seasoned with Alan's now familiar wit and wisdom. It is destined to be a favourite for the growing peloton of vegan cyclists as well as anyone aiming to reduce their meat and dairy consumption.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Pros and Cons of Plant Power
Getting Enough
Breakfasts
Micronutrients and Supplements
Breads and Snacks
The Road To a Plant-based Diet
Main Meals
Riding Competitively
A Plant-based Store Cupboard
Desserts
Sample Nutritional Plans
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Index
Pros and Cons of Plant Power
Getting Enough
Breakfasts
Micronutrients and Supplements
Breads and Snacks
The Road To a Plant-based Diet
Main Meals
Riding Competitively
A Plant-based Store Cupboard
Desserts
Sample Nutritional Plans
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Index