Review: Just a rehash of the old copied recipes and pictures off the Internet.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2014
"Charlene W.Howard" claims a copyright of 2013 but the publication date on this is "February 11, 2014"  which seems a little strange to say the least.  Most of the time, the copyright is AFTER the writing or in this case pilfering, of the recipes and pictures.Her other similar title last year was "NorthAmerican Vegetarian Recipes" so I guess this just means she has another 30 ripoff recipes in this book."Carrot Burgers was originally printed in "Cook Now, Serve Later" cookbook that is copyrighted so the recipe cannot be reprinted with the picture without the permission of the original producer of the original artwork.  Of course the legal niceties don't seem to phase this "Charlene W. Howard" or her friend/boss/persona "Muhammad Sikandar" He has claimed to be her "friend" in the past about her rip off recipe books.And on and on and on with all the butchered directions because they try to change them up and not make the recipes seem so obviously pilfered. You see, "Muhammad" thinks as long as he changes the words in the original recipe he copies, that's enough.But he continually forgets that pictures on an Internet site are the copyright property of the people who took the pictures and posted them on food.com with their explanations of where they got the recipes.. That is a requirement of food.com and should be one of Amazon as well.Hopefully that will happen and Amazon would not potentially be faced with requests for refunds because the works are not original but copied off an Internet site where everyone can get them for free.