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(More customer reviews)This is a cookbook of great everyday recipes. My family is kind of meat and potatoes and doesn't like that "gourmet" stuff most cookbooks have. The peach cobble-up, apple crisp and chicken and dumplings are awesome and fairly simple to make. You might have to start out buying some of the lower fat or sugar substitute ingredients but most of the ingredients are regular pantry items. I definitely recommend this book if you are looking for some healthy recipe alternatives to old fashioned cooking. I usually buy a cookbook, use it once or twice and it winds up on a shelf, but not this one. I use it at least once a week and sometimes 3 or 4 times.
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Would you believe it if someone told you that you could eat healthy, tasty, diabetes-friendly meals on just $7 a day? It sounds impossible, but it isn't. You can save money without sacrificing what's most important to you: a healthy variety of great-tasting meals that fits any diabetes meal plan. Authors Geil and Ross give you a slew of new, low-cost recipes, complete with cost-per-serving and nutrition information, and useful tips to help you navigate the grocery store shelves.
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