Saturday, December 09, 2006

VEGETARIAN COOKING MADE EASY COOKBOOK REVIEW


So you are looking for a healthier happier life using vegetarian cooking? Well your about to start to become a happier person for doing that, this book “vegetarian cooking made easy” is where you should start.
This cookbook has everything you need to know to start enjoying easy to follow vegetarian recipes, Jennifer has a lot of knowledge in vegetarian cooking.
If you are concerned at all about your weight, she has plenty of tips, diet plans and recipes that you can easily follow for maximum results.
Concerned about health issues? No problem, Jennifer explains the benefits on introducing vegetarian cooking into your life and the amazing changes it will do for your lifestyle, you will have your friends wanting to know what you are doing.

HERE ARE A FEW MORE BENEFITS ON VEGETARIAN COOKING MADE EASY

• The book explains the different types of vegetarian there are and which one is best to suite you.
• What foods contain the most proteins, vitamins and minerals and the best ways to incorporate them into your vegetarian cooking.
• It also describes the different types of diet/health plans you can use for the best results.
• Jennifer has over 200 vegetarian cooking recipes in her cookbook so you will never run out of great ideas.
Also there are FOUR extra vegetarian cooking cookbooks as a special bonus for you, now if you want to start now and make a difference in your lifestyle I urge you to check out this cookbook CLICK HERE to find out more today, or click on the cookbook.

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Sunday, December 03, 2006

Vegetarian Cooking

So you have decided to do some healthy vegetarian cooking, the best thing is you’re only limited by your imagination. It’s good to incorporate a wide variety of whole grains, legumes, vegetables and fruits, including seeds and nuts. Variety is said to be the spice of life, and it will help ensure your vegetarian cooking is nutrient-dense, interesting, and the best thing is fun! Aim for variety; be different, even when you serve your favorite foods over and over again, by serving different side dishes, snacks and desserts.
Be creative in planning your meals. Boost your consumption of beans and vegetables by eating these foods for lunch rather than just for dinner. Make it a goal to cook a different vegetable every day for lunch and for dinner. Plan a meal around a particular vegetable. A baked potato can be a hearty meal, just by its self or serve it with baked beans, a sauce of stewed tomatoes or a few tablespoons of salsa. Or make a simple meal of sautéed vegetables and pasta, with a touch of basil pesto.
Try different foods often. Experiment with a variety of grains such as quinoa, couscous, bulgur, barley, and wheat berries. Try fruits and vegetables that are popular in different international cuisines, such as bok choy. Accentuate the positive. Focus more on healthy foods that fit into your vegetarian cooking plan instead of foods to avoid. If you’re unsure how to include a new food into your vegetarian cooking just experiment. The internet can be a great resource for new recipe and preparation ideas. But be sure that you’re building your menu on a strong plant food base. Make them the base for all your vegetarian cooking ideas.
Don’t stress about getting enough protein. As long as calories are sufficient and the diet is varied, vegetarian cooking easily meet protein needs. Grains, beans, vegetables, and nuts all provide protein. Vegetarians do not need to eat special combinations of foods to meet protein needs. However, it is important to be aware of fat. Even vegetarians can get too much fat if the diet contains large amounts of nuts, oils, processed foods, or sweets, but just remember one important thing and that is to enjoy yourself, to learn more about quick and easy recipes check out the vegetarian cook book.

Vegetarian Cooking