250 Essential Diabetes Recipes

250 Essential Diabetes Recipes

by SharonZeiler (Editor)

Synopsis

These recipes are not only delicious and suitable for individuals managing diabetes, they can also be enjoyed by the whole family. Home cooks often feel they must prepare separate meals for individuals with diabetes because of diabetics' many dietary restrictions. Using the exchanges-per-serving information in this book, it is easy to prepare dishes that will satisfy everyone and that also comply with the limitations of a diabetic diet. Sharon Zeiler uses readily available ingredients and includes old family favourites along with other food ideas, many with new and slightly different twists. She emphasises quick and easy-to-prepare dishes that are ideally suited to today's busy lifestyle. There are recipes for every meal and every occasion, including menus that make meal planning even easier. The recipes include: Appetizers, Beverages, Sauces and other basics, Soups and salads, Vegetables and side dishes, Meat, fish and poultry, One-dish meals, Meatless dishes, Breads, muffins and cookies, Desserts, Preserves and pickles. Each recipe has also been kitchen-tested to meet the very high standards of quality and appeal demanded by diabetes organisations.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 366
Edition: 1
Publisher: Robert Rose Inc
Published: 01 May 2011

ISBN 10: 0778802701
ISBN 13: 9780778802709

Media Reviews
Did you know that Diabetes is a chronic disease that literally affects one out of ten people in North America...that's roughly 35 million people...and that number is always increasing. Eating healthy, especially when you have Diabetes, is key...but not always easy. For people, like me, who was diagnosed with Diabetes later in life, it is very difficult to change the way you eat. You do it because you have to, but it's hard and you have set backs...like the McFlurry I ate last night and then regretted 30 minutes later. You don't want to give up what you are used to eating. However, with amazing cookbooks like 250 Essential Diabetes Recipes by Sharon Zieler, you can have all that wonderful food you long for, but in a form that is healthy for your lifestyle. What I really like about this cookbook is the fact that all of the nutritional information that is pertinent for me when it comes to figuring out what I can and cannot eat, is right there. For example, the first thing I look at is the carbohydrate count. I only eat 45 or less carbs per meal. So if I look at a recipe and there is over 45 carbs per serving, I don't eat it. The other thing I really like about this cookbook is that a lot of the recipes have variations that you can take advantage of that makes more options for your family. For instance, a recipe may call for lean ground beef. One of the alternatives listed is to use extra lean ground beef and in doing so, you cut the fat by 4g's!-- (05/14/2011)
Best for: Learning the important facts about diabetes, how you can work out a healthy meal plan, plus tips on choosing and preparing healthy foods.--Tri-City Herald (05/11/2011)
The ingredients are simple; found in any pantry, fridge, or local grocery story. I believe 250 Essential Diabetes Recipes would be a good book to add to the cook's library. Recommended.-- (02/22/2011)
[This] new cookbook/guide with easy recipes can help diabetics manage their disease. The cookbook, with its simple recipes, stresses the use of few ingredients and some basic cooking techniques. It offers guidance to help even the most unskilled cook put together a meal that is high in flavour and nutrition.... Every recipe includes exchange lists and there are menus to make meal planning easier.-- (07/13/2011)
A good cookbook for diabetics.--Herald Argus (06/28/2011)
You'd be surprised at the range of recipes available in a new cookbook for diabetics. There's a recipe for Gouda Wafers, one for Saucy Ham-stuffed Potatoes and another for Chocolate Almond Cream Puffs in Canada's 250 Essential Diabetes Recipes. Author Sharon Zeiler (with the Canadian Diabetes Association) clearly believes that pleasure is an important part of healthy eating, whether you're diabetic or not. Her diabetic-friendly recipes have been created to be tasty, easy to make and nutritious... plus they're lower in sodium, higher in fibre and use healthy fats. There's also information on managing diabetes and how to work out a proper meal plan.-- (07/19/2011)
Author Bio
Sharon Zeiler, BSc, MBA, RD, is the senior manager of Nutrition Initiatives & Strategies at the Canadian Diabetes Association. She also works with and supports many of expert committees in this area.