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Healthy Foods: An Irreverent Guide to Understanding Nutrition and Feeding Your Family Well

Healthy Foods: An Irreverent Guide to Understanding Nutrition and Feeding Your Family Well
By Leanne Ely

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For families seeking real-life answers to real-life nutrition, the book that delivers is here. With humor and wit and over 100 family-tested recipes, Leanne Ely, C.N.C., offers guidance to creating a nutritional eating plan within the family. She also covers topics like mealtime mechanics, overweight children, allergies and kids, manners and much more. This humorous book is sure to become a family favorite!


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1190697 in Books
  • Published on: 2001-05-01
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 192 pages

Editorial Reviews

Vickilynn Haycraft, co-author of Naturally Healthy Living: Real Food for Real Families
"...common-sense, practical and helpful information, beautifully wrapped up in her entertaining, humorous and easy-to-read style. I recommend Healthy Foods heartily!"

Deborah Taylor Hough, author of Frozen Assets: how to cook for a day and eat for a month, Frozen Assets Lite & Easy and A Simple Choice
"Leanne Ely has combined family-friendly recipes, sound nutritional advice and warm-hearted fun--creating a book that belongs on every family's shelf."

From the Author
As a nutritionist, I felt it was important to give family's a heads up on what constitutes good nutrition without putting additional spin on a very basic, but ever evolving science. Knowing what I do about nutrition and being a former caterer, I must admit to being discouraged when it came time to cook for my own family. The whole wheat recipes I found were disastrous: heavy, thick and almost inedible. Other "healthy" recipes had strange ingredients and no flavor. I sought to remedy that with this book: give families what they want: good, solid information about nutrition and then familiar family recipes that show the reader how to use this nutritional information without sacrificing what they love. I feel I have accomplished that with this book (and for the children, with the unit studies that accommodate the book).