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The Venerable Daean’s Healthy Recipes for the Body and Mind

Author

Venerable Dean

Publisher

Gimm-Young Publishers, Inc.

Categories

Practical

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

Keywords

  • #Recipe Book
  • #Buddhist Food
  • #Asian Food
  • #Buddhism
  • #Philosophy
  • #Healthy Diet
  • #Vegetarianism
  • #Visiting Korean Book Fair 2021 Russia
  • #Video Conference

Copyright Contact

Heekang LIM

  • Publication Date

    2012-05-31
  • No. of pages

    240
  • ISBN

    9788934957874
  • Dimensions

    160 * 225
Overview

Based on the philosophy of temple food, the book looks back on today's distorted food culture and reminds us that searching, making, and eating food with all our hear is the first step in leading the life properly.

Book Intro

he Venerable Daean's Healthy Recipe for the Body and Mind

 

Everyday, we ask ourselves, "What should I eat today?" Yet when you look around there does not seem to be many choices. The processed food with all the chemical additives wrapped so alluringly, the produce full of pesticides are all around us. We live in an age where one must confront all kinds of diseases, like atopy and other ailments. We prepare all organic meals but have to count the calories. 

So then, what kind of food must we eat? The author advises the readers to let go of their attachment to food—because if you do that, then you can actually have a joyful meal. She also suggests that we try a lighter meal on a daily basis, if not periodical fasting to cleanse our body. But eating light for the purpose of good health is only half-effective, while fasting in the absence of meditation is merely staying hungry. As you reduce the amount of your food intake, you must empty your mind of cravings and strive to live a simple life.

 

This book provides traditional Buddhist and modified recipes that will please the palates of the people of today. In addition, readers will learn how to prepare simple and down to earth dishes with all natural ingredients instead of the ubiquitous chemical seasoning. The diverse sauces made with fruit, vegetable and nuts; spring, summer, fall, and winter food with the specific ingredients from each season and pickled and preserved fragrant food will make anyone’s mealtime refreshing and healthy.  

About the Author

Venerable Dean



(English) The Venerable Daean is a Master Chef of Buddhist Cuisine. She served as Director of the Buddhist Studies Research Institute of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. At present, she is the head of Geumsu Hermitage at Mount Jirisan and Director of the “Non-Profit Geumdang Traditional Food Research Center.” She was initiated into the Buddhist Order in 1992. 

She received a doctoral degree in nutrition from the graduate school at Dongguk University and has spent thirty years bringing traditional Buddhist cooking closer to the general public. In 2009, she took on full charge of “Baru Gongyang,” a Buddhist food restaurant and educated many about the benefits of vegetarianism. She gave a special lecture on “Korean traditional Buddhist Cooking” at the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) in New York CIty, demonstrated it at IBT Exposition in Germany, and showed how to cook Buddhist vegetarian meal at the Korean Cultural Center in Paris, France. 

She is the author of The Buddhist Vegetarian Diet for the Body and Mind and Meditation on Food.

 

(Spanish) Maestra artesana de la cocina budista de la Orden Jogye del Budismo Coreano. Fue directora del Instituto de Estudios Budistas de la Orden Jogye y actualmente es monja superiora de la ermita Geumsuam de Sancheong en los Montes Jirisan y directora del Instituto de Cocina Monástica Tradicional Guemdang. Fue ordenada monja budista en 1992. 

Doctorada en Alimentos y Nutrición por la Universidad Dongguk, se ha dedicado a dar a conocer la Gastronomía Budista al público común durante más de 30 años. Tomó la dirección del restaurante budista Balwoo Gongyang en 2009 y realizó una gran labor difundiendo los beneficios del vegetarianismo. Ofreció una clase magistral de Gastronomía Budista Coreana en el Culinary Institute of America en Nueva York, Estados Unidos; participó en la feria de turismo ITB de Berlín con una demostración y degustación de cocina budista; ofreció una demostración de lo que es una mesa budista en el evento “Encuentro con el budismo coreano” que organizó el Centro Cultural Coreano de París, Francia; etc. Es la autora de los libros La dieta budista que hace adelgazar el alma y Meditación en la mesa, entre otros.

 

(Russian) Эксперт по храмовой еде. В 1986 году связался с храмом Чогеса Сусон-хо и стал монахом в храме Хэинса, Гукирам. После обучения он по всей стране читает лекции по вопросам природного оздоровления для развития тела и души с помощью дикорастущих растений и храмовой пищи.

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