All-Natural Diabetes Cookbook: 150 High-Flavor Recipes Made with Real Foods
Most diabetes cookbooks rely on artificial sweeteners or not-so-real substitutions to reduce calories, sugar, and fat, but often at the expense of flavor. The All-Natural Diabetes Cookbook takes a different approach, focusing on naturally delicious fresh foods and whole-food ingredients to create fantastic meals that deliver amazing taste and well-rounded nutrition. And absolutely nothing is artificial. Natural, fresh cooking isn't just healthy—it's delicious!
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The All-Natural Diabetes Cookbook won the 2007 Gourmand Best in the World Award in the category of Best Health and Nutrition CookbookThe only whole food cookbook for peoplewith diabetes—featuring 150 recipesEating with diabetes means eating healthy. But manycookbooks for people with diabetes substituteartificial sweeteners and processed foods at theexpense of great flavor. Now if you want tomake healthier choices, you don’t have to give up goodfood!The All-Natural Diabetes Cookbook features 150 recipesthat focus on whole foods and unprocessedingredients. YOu can enjoy: Blanco HuevosRancheros, Creole-Style Red Beans and Rice, RoastedWild Salmon Fillet with Orange-Miso Sauce,Horseradish Pork Tenderloin on Naan with Arugula,and much,much more!YOu can do away with artificial ingredients that leaveyou feeling unfulfilled! Forget those “fat-free” productsthat are really just flavorless! Healthy eating is not onlygood, it’s also great tasting!Jackie Newgent, RD, is a regular contributor to Weight Watchers Magazine and Glamour, and a contributing advisory board member for Fitness. She has appeared nationally on ABC’s Good Morning America, NBC’s Later Today, CBS’s Up to the Minute, and much more. Newgent is a recreational chef instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education. She was an American Dietetic Association national media spokesperson. Publishers Weekly Operating under the premise that "fresh is best," registered dietician Newgent offers a wealth of terrific healthy ideas for diners of all stripes. With an emphasis on the classics, Newgent offers ingenious tips to cut fat and cholesterol, like using silken tofu to emulsify the hollandaise sauce for her Eggs Benedict, or using cottage cheese in lieu of butter to keep lean burgers moist. She dispels the myth that healthy eating has to be bland, evidenced in her Tequila-Lime Chicken with Fettuccine in Creamy Jalapeno Sauce, Moroccan Turkey Burger and Beer-Brewed Sloppy Joes. Common dishes like Chef's Salad get a zesty burst of flavor from a tarragon-laced balsamic dressing, and a fingerling potato salad is dressed in a low-fat sour cream sauce loaded with dill, chives and Creole mustard. Newgent makes it easy to stick to one's diet, including advice on doubling many of the recipes as well as make-ahead tips, online resources and trivia. Diabetic exchange information is included for each dish, as well as a substitution guide for ingredients like sour cream, cheese and sugar. (Sept.)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information
\ Publishers WeeklyOperating under the premise that "fresh is best," registered dietician Newgent offers a wealth of terrific healthy ideas for diners of all stripes. With an emphasis on the classics, Newgent offers ingenious tips to cut fat and cholesterol, like using silken tofu to emulsify the hollandaise sauce for her Eggs Benedict, or using cottage cheese in lieu of butter to keep lean burgers moist. She dispels the myth that healthy eating has to be bland, evidenced in her Tequila-Lime Chicken with Fettuccine in Creamy Jalapeno Sauce, Moroccan Turkey Burger and Beer-Brewed Sloppy Joes. Common dishes like Chef's Salad get a zesty burst of flavor from a tarragon-laced balsamic dressing, and a fingerling potato salad is dressed in a low-fat sour cream sauce loaded with dill, chives and Creole mustard. Newgent makes it easy to stick to one's diet, including advice on doubling many of the recipes as well as make-ahead tips, online resources and trivia. Diabetic exchange information is included for each dish, as well as a substitution guide for ingredients like sour cream, cheese and sugar. (Sept.)\ Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information\ \ \ \ \ Library JournalDiabetes is one of the fastest-growing health problems facing the United States. Newgent, in conjunction with the American Diabetes Association, presents an innovative cookbook designed to provide diabetes-friendly recipes that emphasize fresh and organically grown produce. The author, a culinary nutritionist and consultant, defines "natural" ingredients as those that have been minimally processed, grown without antibiotics, contain no trans or hydrogenated fats, and are free of artificial or synthetic ingredients. Each recipe includes the diabetic exchanges and a detailed nutrition analysis. Mixed in with the recipes are lots of tips labeled as "Fresh Facts" or "Food Flairs." A wide variety of food styles are presented, ranging from Southern Black-Eyed Pea Salad to Vietnamese-Style Beef and Soba Noodle Soup. Even desserts are here, with such enticing options as Fudgy Brownies and New Fashioned Oatmeal Cookies. Highly recommended for all cooking collections.\ —Deborah Lee\ \ \
