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Eating Well with Diabetes makes it easier for diabetics to enjoy truly balanced meals, easing the stress of living with Type II diabetes by making menu planning a breeze via more than 160 easy, delicious, and healthful recipes that the entire family will savor.
Using common supermarket ingredients, the recipes include such favorites as Bruschetta, Hamburger Supreme, Mandarin Chicken, Apple-Blackberry Cobbler, and Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies. Each recipe includes nutritional information and exchanges. The clear, informative introduction by registered dietitian Janet Egan, with suggestions for designing an exercise program and tips for reading nutritional tables, makes this more than a cookbook--it's a valuable guide to understanding and living with diabetes.
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