Cooking Light Magazine
Description: Features healthy recipes as well as articles devoted to general health and fitness. Single issues are available at many newsstands.
Subscription Address: 2100 Lakeshore Drive, Birmingham, AL 35209
Phone: 205-445-6000
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Delicious Decisions American Heart Association
Description: This online book features heart-healthy recipes, including their nutritional content. The Recipes section under the Cookbook tab allows you to search for recipes with specific ingredients you might be interested in using. Also included are general nutrition information and shopping tips. (Reviewers, I know this has a section on the outdated Step I and II diets, but I thought this was a minor enough part).
The Complete Cooking Light Cookbook
Cathy A. Wesler
Birmingham, AL: Oxmoor House, 2000. 528 pp.
Description: Features over 1000 recipes compiled from 13 years of Cooking Light magazine, each with nutritional content.
American Heart Association Meals in Minutes Cookbook
American Heart Association
New York, NY: Times Books, 2000. 288 pp.
Description: This spiral-bound cookbook features heart-healthy recipes, each with a preparation time of 30 minutes or less and each with a nutrition analysis. Also includes nutrition basics and shopping tips.
The Mayo Clinic Williams-Sonoma Cookbook:
Simple Solutions for Eating Well
John Phillip Carroll
New York, NY: Time Life Custom Publishing, 2001. 272 pp. ISBN: 0737020687 Description: A resource for healthy cooking, this book includes a variety of healthy recipes, each with a photograph and nutritional analysis.
Preparing Nutritious Meals at Minimal Cost U.S. Department of Agriculture
Description: This online publication contains sample menus and recipes for preparing nutritious meals on a budget.
Cooking Light 5-Ingredient, 15-Minute Cookbook
Anne Chappell Cain
Birmingham, AL: Oxmoor House, 1999. 240 pp.
Description: From the publishers of Cooking Light magazine, this cookbook contains 94 recipes that can be made from no more than 5 ingredients in 15 minutes or less. Emphasis is on healthy recipes, and each is analyzed for nutrient content.
Recipes and Tips for Healthy, Thrifty Meals U.S. Department of Agriculture
Web Version:
http://www.usda.gov/cnpp/Pubs/Cookbook/thriftym.pdf (PDF format) Description: Contains quick, easy, tasty, and economical recipes as well as two weeks of plans for meals that meet the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Also has money-saving tips and guidelines for safe food preparation.
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