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“This is a stunningly original book, rooted in a deep respect for Asian traditions, philosophies and ingredients and at the same time genuinely progressive in its approach…

The focus is on the pleasure-giving and nourishing value of plants rather than substitution or deprivation.”

— Helen Goh, co-author of Ottolenghi Sweet &
columnist for Sydney Morning Herald/The Age

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Eating more vegetables is better for our health and the environment, but who wants to if they are boring, unsatisfying and lacking in flavour?

Take a journey to Asia through Plantasia and discover perspectives, techniques and recipes that will completely transform the way you cook and think about vegetables. 

PRAISE FOR PLANTASIA

“This is a stunningly original book, rooted in a deep respect for Asian traditions, philosophies and ingredients and at the same time genuinely progressive in its approach. Pamelia’s extensive knowledge of cuisine has enabled her to contextualise her stories and vegetable-starring recipes in a way which demystifies and excites. The focus is on the pleasure-giving and nourishing value of plants rather than substitution or deprivation. Plantasia tantalises with gorgeous vegetables and innovative cooking methods, and I cannot wait to cook my way through the entire book.”
- Helen Goh, co-author of Ottolenghi Sweet and columnist for Sydney Morning Herald/The Age

"This authoritative guide through Asian techniques and flavours will revolutionise your cooking. Brilliant, innovative and incredibly inspiring!"
- Mandy Yin, owner and author of Sambal Shiok: The Malaysian Cookbook

"Pamelia has written a vibrant and scrumptious ode to the vegetables of Asia. Her cookbook both honours tradition and pushes the boundaries on what a plant-based feast can look like."
- Clarissa Wei, journalist and author of Made in Taiwan: Recipes and Stories from the Island Nation  

“Pamelia’s newest book takes us on an exhilarating journey to Asian vegetable heaven. With a total of 25 cooks sharing stories and flavour-building techniques, this cookbook is a must-have for vegetable lovers and Asian food lovers alike.”
- Maureen Tan, culinary teacher and author of Java and De bijbel van de Indonesische Keuken

“Plantasia is an absolute joy to read. Pamelia's gift for tasty prose and captivating visuals, along with a liberal seasoning of helpful cooking tips and Asian cultural anecdotes, make this a real gem of a cookbook. From tofu to chaat, thunder tea to peach gum — flavours and ingredients of our Asian upbringing that I adored — it's truly gratifying to see all these plant-based Asian ingredients shine!”
- Loh Yi Jun, writer and founder of Jun & Tonic

“I love everything about Plantasia, from the vibrant imagery, refreshing design, stories, sketches and most of all the beautifully written selection of glorious recipes. I want to cook it all and will happily turn vegetarian for months to do so!”
- Karan Gokani, author of Hoppers: The Cookbook

“Plantasia provides a beautiful and practical cornucopia of diverse delights. It is an excellent guide for what you might wish to eat, and provides the means for understanding how technique can be used to produce complex, balanced deliciousness. While reading it, I was compelled to stop, search my pantry and cook. I may never leave the kitchen!”
- Holly Davis, author of Ferment: A Guide to the Ancient Art of Culturing Foods  

“A thrilling collection of recipes from all over Asia. The flavours and colours of Pamelia Chia's recipes leap off the page.”
- Fuchsia Dunlop, author of Every Grain of Rice: Simple Chinese Home Cooking