Food FAQ’s: Substitutions, Yields & Equivalents
Food FAQs, a necessary resource for every kitchen, contains more than 1100 entries covering foods used most often in American kitchens.
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Food FAQs, a necessary resource for every kitchen, contains more than 1100 entries covering foods used most often in American kitchens.
Are carbohydrates fattening? Does sugar make kids hyperactive? Are fiber supplements just as good as the real thing? The questions, and myths, surrounding carbohydrates abound. But with this book, The American Dietetic Association sets the record straight.
This mainstream meal driven cookbook is a common sense approach for today’s hectic lifestyle as one juggles the family, activites, and career. All the recipes emphasize simplicity, fun, and nutrition that can be prepared in 30 minutes.
Diabetes Nutrition Q&A for Health Professionals will provide answers to the most puzzling, complicated, and vital questions concerning food and diabetes.
This cookbook is a practical kitchen tool for busy cooks who must eat healthy following a diabetic regime.
In The Everyday Low Carb Slow Cooker Cookbook, nutritionist and food consultant Kitty Broihier and recipe developer and creative chef Kimberly Mayone offer low carbers a chance to jump on the slow cooker bandwagon with over 120 delectable low carb recipes designed especially for slow cooking.
Shows how to prepare healthy versions of favorite dishes and how to adapt other recipes to create meals that are both healthful and delicious. Suzi’s recipes are kitchen-tested, quick to prepare, and physician-endorsed. Complete with nutritional guidelines.
Managing diabetes doesn’t have to mean eating uninteresting food for the rest of your life. America’s Everyday Diabetes Cookbook makes healthy cooking and eating effortless — and that’s a major step in taking control of diabetes. These tasty and creative recipes can be enjoyed by the entire family. You will be delighted not only by the wonderful variety of flavors, but also by the dozens of great meal planning ideas.
In Sweet Kids, you get all of the practical, reassuring advice you need to care for children with diabetes. This new edition includes information on the latest medications and recommendations from the recently completed Diabetes Prevention Program.
This is a guide for parents and caregivers on the symptoms, prognosis, research trends, and medications for Type 1 diabetes.
Diabetes is riddled with expensesbut within this book are the best ways to save on those expenses when living on a low income. Completely updated to address current topics and issues that reflect our changing society and health care needs.
Many cookbooks for people with diabetes are written by nutritionists or dietitians, but while those books might present well-balanced and nutritional recipes, they often fail to focus on recipes that are flavorful and easy to prepare. Author Chris Smith is not only a trained restaurant chef and a graduate of the prestigious Culinary Institute of Americabut he is also a person with diabetes.
1,001 Delicious Desserts for People with Diabetes presents a wide range of desserts suitable for a diabetic diet. Its palate-pleasing illustrations and recipes include Peanut Butter Cupcakes and Double Coconut Cream Meringue Pie. Each recipe adheres to nutritional guidelines.
1,001 Delicious Recipes for People with Diabetes combines the most up-to-date nutritional recommendations with contemporary culinary tastes. This huge resource includes savory selections for every meal of the day and features recipes for Blueberry Pancakes with Blueberry Maple Syrup, Shrimp and Artichoke Ravioli with Tarragon Sauce, Pizza with Caramelized Onions and Smoked Turkey, and Lemon Cloud Pie, among others. Each recipe is accompanied by nutrition facts and food exchanges.