New Vegan Dessert Demonstrations and Recipes Broadcast on Everyday Dish TV Online

Portland, OR, October 10, 2008 --(PR.com)-- To celebrate the launch of their new look, Everyday Dish TV has added several new kitchen demonstrations and recipes, including two desserts by Hannah Kaminsky, author of My Sweet Vegan. Kaminsky traveled across the country to the vegan Mecca of Portland Oregon to film the videos on the set of Everyday Dish TV. She opted to demonstrate how to create the Butterscotch Blondie and Whoopie Pie recipes, which are published in My Sweet Vegan. The videos, which are easily viewable online at http://www.everydaydish.tv/index.php?page=cooking_show&category=27, are 5 minutes and 9 minutes in length, respectively, and are accompanied by the actual recipes, so that viewers can try them at home.

Everyday Dish TV is an online vegan cooking show created by Julie Hasson, author of several well known dessert cookbooks. The show pairs recipes with kitchen demonstrations by the corresponding vegan cookbook authors and chefs to offer tips and visuals to viewers.

My Sweet Vegan is an extensive collection of dairy-free, egg-free, dessert recipes. Each recipe is accompanied by a full color photo, taken by the author herself. Copies of My Sweet Vegan are available to purchase via Amazon.com, Farmusa.org, Barnes & Noble Bookstores, and other major booksellers. Visit www.MySweetVegan.com for more information.

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