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Book details
  • Genre:COOKING
  • SubGenre:Health & Healing / Low Carbohydrate
  • Language:English
  • Pages:136
  • eBook ISBN:9781098375881
  • Paperback ISBN:9781098365899

What to Cook, Why to Eat It

Nutrition Facts, Health Benefits, and Recipes

by Carrie Bonfitto NC BCHN

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Overview
Take your health to the next level with simple, crave-able recipes! We all want to make and eat delicious, healthy food—but with so much misinformation out there, what does it really mean to eat well? "What to Cook, Why to Eat It," written by culinary instructor and board-certified holistic nutritionist Carrie Bonfitto, answers that question with a host of creative recipes, nutritional facts, and benefits of a healthy lifestyle. In her cooking classes and her debut cookbook, Bonfitto is beloved for her freshly sourced, quick to make recipes that taste as good as they look. "What to Cook, Why to Eat It" guides you through the health benefits of familiar ingredients and distills all the information into inspiring and comforting dishes, including options for guilt-free desserts, vital dinners, power-packed lunches, and more. Using basic cooking techniques and factoring in the nutrition your body needs, this book will change mealtime and snack time, adding new and exciting cuisine to your regular lineup of weekly meals. It may even inspire you to try your own recipes! Feed yourself a little bit better today, so you can feel like your best self tomorrow!
Description
Take your health to the next level with simple, crave-able recipes! We all want to make and eat delicious, healthy food—but with so much misinformation out there, what does it really mean to eat well? "What to Cook, Why to Eat It," written by culinary instructor and board-certified holistic nutritionist Carrie Bonfitto, answers that question with a host of creative recipes, nutritional facts, and benefits of a healthy lifestyle. In her cooking classes and her debut cookbook, Bonfitto is beloved for her freshly sourced, quick to make recipes that taste as good as they look. "What to Cook, Why to Eat It" guides you through the health benefits of familiar ingredients and distills all the information into inspiring and comforting dishes, including options for guilt-free desserts, vital dinners, power-packed lunches, and more. Bonfitto shares dozens of her real-life dishes with you. The recipes aren't fancy, and the cooking techniques are easy to master. She's worked to keep them low-carb, low-gluten, and low-dairy (without sacrificing taste), as this combination works well for weight loss and wellness. You'll find delicious options for every meal of the day! Whip up dinner with Energy Boost Salad, Cauliflower Chickpea Curry, or Zucchini Noodles with Ultimate Tomato Sauce. Create easy, decadent snacks with options like Chocolate Banana Nut Ice Cream or Goat Cheese and Pecan Bites. Thirsty? This book also includes recipes for drinks, including a Scarlett Mocktail or Green Boost Smoothie. Nestled between the recipes, you'll get pages of solid information about which ingredients to use in your recipes. Most importantly, you'll learn why certain foods can help you cut cravings, improve digestion, regulate blood sugar, and make you feel lighter, more energized, and vital. This book will change mealtime and snack time, adding new and exciting cuisine to your regular lineup of weekly meals. It may even inspire you to try your own recipes! Feed yourself a little bit better today, so you can feel like your best self tomorrow!
About the author
Carrie Bonfitto is a board-certified in holistic nutrition. She is a wellness educator and cooking instructor in the Los Angeles area. Before founding her private practice Two Hearts Nutrition, she received her nutrition counseling degree from Bauman College and trained in culinary arts at the New School of Cooking. In addition to her private clients, she teaches nutrition and culinary classes at Los Angeles Valley College and Los Angeles City College.
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