PLEASE DON’T LICK THE COOKBOOK!

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The crowd drawing food truck, The Cinnamon Snail isn’t running on the streets of New York City these days, but can still be found at the Sunday farmers market in Red Bank, NJ.

For those who find themselves tortured by the wait, Adam Sobel has you covered. Street Vegan, Sobel’s hot off the presses cookbook is a gorgeous tome of full color food photos and recipes.

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The publisher of Street Vegan, Clarkson Potter sent over an extra copy for Flavor Chronicles to give away. Since the Sobel family lives just a hop and a skip from yours truly, I made my way over to their home and had a lovely chat on their front porch.

DSC07402-001Joey and Adam Sobel hamming it up on their front porch.

What do you have to do to get your hands on a copy of Street Vegan? You can of course order it on line, or make your way to a favorite brick and mortar. Ours is River Road Books in Fair Haven, NJ where they are having a book signing on June 6th. Or, you can leave a comment on this blog post or on Flavor Chronicles/ Chefs in Motion facebook page. Make sure you LIKE the facebook page and you’re in the running for a signed copy of Street Vegan. Β When you comment, please tell us if you have ever stood on a long line to buy food from a truck and if it was worth the wait.

It’s that simple. LIKE us and we’ll keep you up to date on what is happening in the restaurants, gardens, and farm markets. Want to learn more about how the at-home chefs are wowing their company and families? Keep your eye on this blog!

The winner of the signed copy of Street Vegan will be chosen at random on June 7th and like they say, “You have to enter to win.”

25 thoughts on “PLEASE DON’T LICK THE COOKBOOK!

  1. Jacky

    I’ve stood in long lines for the Cinnamon Snail several times and it was always worth it! I won’t do that for most trucks, but I’ll just about sell my soul for Cinnamon Snail’s goodies.

  2. Lisa Lee

    I would LOVE this cookbook! I do a lot of vegan cooking for my friends and family – a free book would help defray the cost of food! πŸ™‚
    I love the Snail.

  3. Yonina Siegal

    I’m fascinated by the Cinnamon Snail and heard great thing about the food, but haven’t managed to be in the same place with it at the same time. I’m very excited to see the cookbook and try the recipes.

  4. felice

    i never win there things, so, I’ll just thank you for posting this article, Adam and Jowe and their kids are just wonderful caring talented folks, and a great family, and great members of the community.

  5. caitlin smith

    I’ve stood in line for around 3 hours when they announced they were closing down and yes it was worth it! My only complaint was no more creme brulee donuts when I got there (sob).

    1. Chris b

      My husband & I were online this past Sunday for the Chipotle Seitan breakfast burrito & the cinnamon twist… Soooo worth the short wait! So friendly….so great food. Our 1st time but not our last. For the C snail, we’d wait again .. If it were 20+ min… We would take turns on line πŸ™‚ hope to get the book & learn to cook vegan… Esp the unique spicy kind … My husbands in for the sweets, esp donuts!!! All the best

  6. Jessica

    I don’t live in New York but the few times I’ve gotten to visit the Snail the wait was worth it! I’d love to be able to make their recipes at home!

  7. Sierra

    I have waited in many lines for Cinnamon Snail and it is ALWAYS worth it! Still my favorite vegan food in nyc hands down. Really miss them!

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