Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Soups On or Eatingwell Diabetes Cookbook

Soup's On!

Author: Leslie Jonath

Soup's On! includes 75 tempting and delicious recipes from some of world's most respected chefs and cooking teachers. Highlights include creamy vegetable soups, enticing seafood soups, and hearty classic stews. Plus, a portion of the proceeds will go to NextCourse, a nonprofit organization that advocates the importance of healthy food for the physical and mental well-being of adults and children. With Soup's On!, readers will not only nourish themselves, they'll be feeding others as well.

Recipes from celebrated chefs: Jacques P pin, Alice Waters, Thomas Keller, Charlie Trotter, and more!



Book about: Cure Your Cravings or The Andrew Weil Audio Collection

Eatingwell Diabetes Cookbook: 275 Delicious Recipes and 100+ Tips for Simple, Everyday Carbohydrate Control

Author: Joyce Hendley

"The way we all should be eating."—Marion J. Franz, Certified Diabetes Educator

Rather than a cause for despair, a diabetes diagnosis can be the start of a new life for the person who embraces a better diet and healthier lifestyle. Medical experts are encouraging people with type 2 (adult-onset) diabetes to take charge of managing their condition, starting with eating well—choosing the right foods that naturally help stabilize glucose levels, thus providing long-lasting energy and vitality and, over time, a trimmer figure and a healthier outlook for the future.

Here is a cookbook destined to become a bible for the millions of households where diabetes is an everyday concern. From the award-winning kitchens of EatingWell magazine come hundreds of full-flavored, satisfying recipes the whole family can enjoy.

New Ideas: Take the best, newest scientific advice and forget the old advice of banning all sugar, eliminating all fat, and restricting eating to bland and boring food. With the right ingredients and recipes, a person with diabetes can eat better than ever.

The Right Carbs: Discover real eating satisfaction with a smart choice of carbohydrates, minimizing the problematic ingredients and emphasizing those that leading nutrition authorities are recommending.

The Right Proteins and Fats: Learn why the new approaches to eating well with diabetes mean using good fats and good protein sources to provide great flavors, positive health benefits, and freedom from hunger between meals. 10 black & white photographs, 16-page color insert, index.



Table of Contents:
Foreword: The Power of Knowledge6
Introduction: Eating Well: It's Not Dieting8
Diabetes 101: The Essential Facts10
Food Matters: Eating to Manage Diabetes14
What Healthy Eating Looks Like24
Changing for Good29
A Week of Menus
1,500 calories/day36
2,000 calories/day39
Food & Exercise Diaries42
Healthy Starts44
Muffins & Breads62
Snacks & Appetizers78
Soups92
Salads104
Vegetarian Main Dishes122
Chicken & Turkey144
Fish & Seafood184
Beef, Pork & Lamb208
Side Dishes228
Sauces & Condiments258
Desserts & Treats
Old-Fashioned Desserts268
Fruity Finales278
Cakes & Pies286
Cookies & Bars298
Frozen Desserts310
Glossary318
Resources321
Healthy Pantry Essentials322
Ingredient Notes323
Cooking Tips325
Index326
Contributors336
Profiles in Real Life
Dan M.9
Sharlyn & Dan P.13
Jan M.30
Margaret N.35
Tips & Lists for Real Life
Ada Goals for Adults with Diabetes7
Acetone Breath: A Warning Sign11
Types of Diabetes12
5 Risk Factors for Diabetes12
What About Sugar?15
Carbohydrate-Servings Calculator15
What About the Glycemic Index?16
Hunting for Whole Grains17
5 Simple Ways to Get More Fiber17
Low- and No-Calorie Sweeteners18
5 Ways to Lower Sodium Intake22
Eating Like A Mediterranean23
What Does a Portion Look Like?25
10 Packable Snacks26
9 Snacks to Stash in Your Desk Drawer26
5 Airport or Train Station Standbys27
10 Fast-Food Fallbacks27
What is "One Drink"?28
How to Spot and Deal with Saboteurs31
How to Say No (Politely) to Food Pushers32
Kids and Diabetes34
8 Trade-Proof Goodies for Lunchboxes34
9 "Grab-and-Go" Breakfasts46
Healthy Eating During the Holidays84

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