Eating Light, Eating Right: Simple Recipes for a Healthy Life

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Summary: Palate-pleasing dishes will grace any table
Review: Collaboratively compiled and presented by dietitians Shauna Ratner & Frances Johnson, Eating Light Eating Right: Simple Recipes For A Healthy Life is a highly recommended compendium of simple-to-prepare recipes that are as delicious as they are nutritious. From Herbed Pita Crisps; Salmon and Vegetable Soup; Chicken & Nectarine Stir-Fry; and Penne with Vegetables and Sun-Dried Tomatoes; to Bulgur Bean Chili; Apple Cinnamon Loaf; Couscous with Mushrooms; and Phyllo Tarts with Blueberries, these"heart friendly" and palate-pleasing dishes will grace any table and enhance any meal.

Rating:
Summary: Simple But Flavorful and well written!
Review: Collaboratively compiled and presented by dietitians Shauna Ratner & Frances Johnson, Eating Light Eating Right: Simple Recipes For A Healthy Life is a highly recommended compendium of simple-to-prepare recipes that are as delicious as they are nutritious. From Herbed Pita Crisps; Salmon and Vegetable Soup; Chicken & Nectarine Stir-Fry; and Penne with Vegetables and Sun-Dried Tomatoes; to Bulgur Bean Chili; Apple Cinnamon Loaf; Couscous with Mushrooms; and Phyllo Tarts with Blueberries, these"heart friendly" and palate-pleasing dishes will grace any table and enhance any meal.

Rating:
Summary: Simple But Flavorful and well written!
Review: I actually picked up this book in a local bookstore. But I've since then recommended it to many friends. The book is well thought out, recipes are creative, attractive, and easy to read. It's hard to mess up a recipe! Ingrediants are common but with a twist. The casserole recipes are especially hardy and fairly inexpensive to prepare. The fruit-based desserts are wonderful and I always get compliments on them. I highly recommend this book, especially when your old recipes get tired. The time-saving tips offer alternatives and ways to make ahead.