One way to use the free vegan cookbooks is to download them and simply use them from your computer. Another is to download them and print them out using your own printer. Another would be to ask a company to print the cookbooks for you (see below for more information).
NEW - It is now possible to purchase printed copies of this cookbook from the author.
PURCHASE DETAILS:
✽ Only able to ship to US addresses.
✽ Hard copies are printed in black and white - lay flat spiral binding.
✽ Printed copies are shipped via USPS Media Mail (book rate).
✽ Please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery.
✽ Sales tax will be charged on shipments to California addresses.
✽ Use the "Buy Now" buttons on this page to purchase one or both of these books directly from the author.
OBTAINING PRINTED COPIES FROM COMMERCIAL PRINTING SERVICES:
If you want to use a printing/copying service to have these cookbooks printed, you might try one of the following:
(1) use the Kinkos printing service (the printed document can be sent to your home, or you can pick it up at a local printing shop):
http://www.kinkos.com/
(with all the cheapest options, you can print about 200 pages for about $20)
(2) use other online printing services - these places may or may not have services to print just one document:
http://www.sirspeedy.com/
http://www.printingforless.com/
(3) you can go to a copy place (such as Kinkos), and have it printed - most copy shops have computers connected to the internet so you can download the cookbook(s) while at the copy store, and then you can print from the computer - or you take a thumb drive or other disk to the copy shop with the cookbooks on it, and then you will not need to download the cookbooks while at the copy shop.
There may also be other websites that will print files you send to them for a fee. The electronic version does have color pictures - if you print them to a printer that does color, they do come out in color, but I have printed them to non-color laser printers and they look fine as well. (printing services charge much more to print in color than just in black and white, so in this case most people just print in black and white, and the pictures do look OK).
[Side Note: A few of the recipes from these cookbook were prepared at a cooking demonstration in 1999, and this demonstration is available on video. This video is offered by the organization that ran the conference where this cooking demonstration was presented. To order a video cassette of the "Decadent Gluten-Free Desserts" cooking demonstration by Mark Foy, send $12 to: American Vegan Society; P.O. Box 369; Malaga, NJ 08328; (856) 694-2887. ( http://www.americanvegan.org/ ) Specify that you want the video #B-10 from the 1999 AVS Convention in Boulder, Colorado which contains the cooking demonstration "Decadent Gluten-Free Desserts" by Mark Foy. Specify if you want the US format (regular VHS) or the PAL format (oversees format).]