The New Lighthearted Cookbook: Recipes for Heart Healthy Cooking

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Key Porter Books, 2005 - Cooking - 266 pages
What's the best way to stay healthy? Eat a diet that is low in saturated and trans fats, high in whole grains, fruit, and vegetables, and includes a variety of foods. But food also represents comfort, celebration, love, and sharing. And while we all want to have a healthy heart and a healthy life, most of all we still want to enjoy delicious food.
The New Lighthearted Cookbook features over 150 delicious recipes that have been retested for today's taste, and includes comprehensive nutritional analysis and the Diabetes Association's Food Choice Values. The Introduction sets out the latest information on the basics of healthy eating--for children, teens, adults, and seniors--and is an indispensable guide for new parents.
The Heart and Stroke Foundation's mission is to improve the health of North Americans by preventing and reducing disability and death, from heart disease and stroke, through research, health promotion, and advocacy. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will go to support heart research.

About the author (2005)

Readers looking for health-conscious menus will find them in the cookbooks written by award-winning nutritionist Anne Lindsay. Her recipes are a flavorful mix of low-fat, low-sodium foods, controlled calories and easy preparation. This winning combination has sold over 1.5 million books. Two of Lindsay's most popular titles are "The American Cancer Society Cookbook "(1988), written in consultation with Diane J. Fink, M.D., and "The Lighthearted Cookbook" (1988), published in conjunction with the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Each book contains over 200 recipes reflecting research on nutritional guidelines that can reduce the risk of developing cancer or heart disease. Among Lindsay's other works are "Smart Cooking" (1986, rev. ed., 1996), "The Lighthearted Every Day Cookbook" (1991), "Low-Cholesterol Cuisine" (1992), "Anne Lindsay's Light Kitchen" (1994) and "Anne Lindsay's New Light Cooking"(1998). All feature taste-appealing, health-promoting, easy-to-make foods. Anne Lindsay Greer was born in Canada in 1944. She is a food writer, consultant, home economist and the 1987 winner of the General Foods Award for Excellence in Nutrition Communication.

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