“Clean eating
encourages you to choose foods
that not only taste
good but also optimize
your healthy and
wellness.”
-Laura Ligos, Chapter
One, page 1
Chapter One starts this cookbook with the Clean Eating Basics
and Code. There is a section on how to stock your kitchen, refrigerator and
freezer, and what tools and equipment to have to enhance preparing your meals.
Chapter Two offers three Meal Plans: Clean Eating 101 Plan,
Wellness Plan, and the Healthy Lifestyle Plan. The meal plans are easy to
follow with weekly examples, the recipes, and corresponding page numbers from
the cookbook, and shopping lists.
Chapters Three through Twelve contains numerous recipes including Smoothies, Snacks, Salads, Seafood, Beef and Lamb, and Desserts. Following the recipes are useful cooking temperature and measurement conversion charts, resources list and recipe index.
I chose the Turmeric Rice on page 93 to prepare with my
Chicken with Olives and Capers (page 105), and Greek Fasolakia (Green Beans)
(page71) recipes from the Mediterranean Diet Slow Cooker Cookbook by Shannon
Epstein. This dinner was very tasty and filling and I plan to prepare these
recipes again in the near future, maybe with different sides and main dishes.
Whether you are looking for a chicken, pork, or vegetarian recipe it is there waiting to be prepared for your enjoyment. I am recommending this cookbook for everyone who cooks wanting a healthier way to prepare their meals without compromising on flavor or any choice of food.
Whether you are looking for a chicken, pork, or vegetarian recipe it is there waiting to be prepared for your enjoyment. I am recommending this cookbook for everyone who cooks wanting a healthier way to prepare their meals without compromising on flavor or any choice of food.
I received this book from Callisto Publishers in exchange for
an honest review in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission Guidelines.
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