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Healthy Eating For Your Heart

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Chef Paul Gayler and dietician Jacqui Lynas have teamed up and created 100 truly delicious recipes that are good for your heart.

 

Healthy Eating For Your Heart

Chef Paul Gayler & Dietician Jacqui Lynas BSc RD

 

Our price £12.99

 

Equally impressive as the tastes is that the food in this recipe book are made with ordinary everyday ingredients. Yes that's right, you don't need a nutritional dictionary or a translation to know what these ingredients are, as you probably already have them in your larder.

 

This book is a wonderful example that eating healthy doesn't mean surviving on two carrots and a lettuce leaf. Here are a few examples: Banana + cinnamon pancakes with maple-raisin syrup, Wok-seared duck salad with lemongrass and ginger dressing, Oriental sticky braised chicken or Not so humble black crumble; take your fancy?

 

Heart disease is explained and discussed in the first 30 pages, including how to reduce risks and some very useful low-fat cooking tips. But it is the recipes that make Healthy Eating For Your Heart stand out as a healthy and nutritious recipe book for people who like to eat.

 

Supported by H.E.A.R.T. UK, a national charity committed to raising awareness of heart disease and the importance of a healthy lifestyle in reducing the risk.

 

Contents:

  • Foreword by H.E.A.R.T. UK
  • Introduction
  • About heart disease
  • Reducing risks
  • The cardioprotective diet
  • A whole lifestyle approach
  • A chef's prescription
  • Healthy low-fat cooking methods
  • Simple low-fat stocks
  • Breakfasts and brunches
  • Soups and salads
  • Light meals and Appetisers
  • Main Courses
  • Desserts

 

 

 
CALORIE FACTS

1 calorie (kcal) is the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of water by 1°C

An average (sedentary) woman needs 1940 calories per day to maintain a healthy weight

An average (sedentary) man needs around 2400 calories per day to maintain a healthy weight

Your current weight, age, gender and how active you are all affect how many calories you need to maintain a healthy weight

Tall people need more calories than short people!

To lose 1lb a week, you need to eat 500 calories less than you use each day

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