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jaimeteague
jaimeteague Posts: 95 Member
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I was wondering if anyone can recommend a healthy eating/low fat cook book. I've been using the Hairy bikers book since September, but I'm getting bored of it now! I've seen some great blogs but I really enjoy having an actual book to browse over.

Thanks a lot
Jaime x

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  • MudDancer
    MudDancer Posts: 151 Member
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    I have a copy of Appetite For Reduction and I love it (it's vegan)

    http://www.amazon.com/Appetite-Reduction-Filling-Low-Fat-Recipes/dp/1600940498
  • laserturkey
    laserturkey Posts: 1,680 Member
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    Check out the website allrecipes.com . You can search their huge database by ingredient and can also specify low fat or any number of other criteria. A lot of recipes that have plenty of oil in them I will make, but just reduce the oil substantially. If I'm making something in the crockpot I may omit oil entirely.
  • mommyshortlegs
    mommyshortlegs Posts: 402 Member
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    I'm with you; as much as I appreciate and utilize the Internet for 90% of my food preparation-related browsing, call me old-fashioned but there is something to be said for a tangible book.

    My cookbook crush lately is EatingWell's "The Simple Art of EatingWell: 400 Easy Recipes, Tip and Techniques for Delicious, Healthy Meals." In the opinion of the dust jacket, "[This cookbook] is to healthy cooking and this generation what Julia Child's masterpiece 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking' was to Americans in the 1960s: simply put, the definitive how-to guide every home cook should have today." Healthy food options, beautiful accompanying photographs, nutritional information (What I wish every cookbook included!), and plenty of tips and tricks long the read. Check for it at your local library.

    http://www.amazon.com/The-Simple-Art-EatingWell-Techniques/dp/0881509353/ref=as_li_tf_sw?linkCode=wsw&tag=tvsh079-20

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