The Culinary Cyclist: A Cookbook and Companion for the Good Life by Anna Brones

14 Aug, 15
by Anna Brones
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You Can Now Preorder the Second Edition of The Culinary Cyclist

Two years ago, my first book, The Culinary Cyclist, was released. When I first started writing it, I wasn’t really sure if anyone would even be interested in the topic of bikes and food.

Turns out that they were. So much so that the book is coming out in a brand spanking new edition, with all the recipes updated in both volume and weight measurements (that means it’s user-friendly for anyone measuring in cups, ounces or grams. Looking at you Europe!), and a few tweaks here and there, as well as a new cover.

The Culinary Cyclist: A Cookbook and Companion for the Good Life by Anna Brones

It’s my first ever published book, so I have a special attachment to it. Maybe it will always be my favorite. Even now I keep a copy in the kitchen and reference it regularly. Sometimes I’ll flip through and read a few passages. They still make me happy. And they make me want to get out on my bicycle.

Actually, sometimes I read passages and I think, “I wrote that?” I guess that’s a good reaction.

“The rules for living well, if you can call them that, are simple and a pleasure to follow. Eat local and mostly plants. Ride your bike, even on rainy days. Say yes to dinner invitations. Always bring your signature dessert. Invite people on picnics. Bike in the sunshine. Follow a morning ride with a strong French press.” -The Culinary Cyclist

The new edition will be released on September 15, 2015, and you can preorder your copy here. All the recipes are gluten-free and vegetarian, and there’s a whole lot of vegan stuff in there too. In other words: lots of healthy, real food.

Of course, if you want the original, they’re currently 40% off over on Microcosm Publishing, the lovely independent publishing company that is behind the book (while you’re on the site, check out their other titles too). A fantastic deal for the original print of a cookbook, wouldn’t you say?