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Fix-it and Forget-it Slow Cooker Diabetic Cookbook by Phyllis Good

Fix-it and Forget-it Slow Cooker Diabetic Cookbook

550 Slow Cooker Favorites—to Include Everyone

Phyllis Good

Good Books · Print & ebook · August 4, 2015

New York Times bestselling series!

DiabetesDiabetic & Sugar-Free RecipesSlow Cooking
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Who it’s for
Slow-cooker recipes pair with menu-planning guidance, portion-control visuals, and daily food-group serving information.
Themes
Diabetes-conscious cooking, Slow-cooker recipes, Meal planning and portion control
Genres
Diabetic & Sugar-Free Recipes, Slow Cooking, Diabetes

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About this book

New York Times bestselling series! The classic slow cooker cookbook for diabetics--with nearly 600,000 copies sold--now available in a larger format! Millions of home cooks have fallen in love with the Fix-It and Forget-It cookbooks since the first title was released. Now, these same beloved cookbooks are available in a larger format, making the recipes easier than ever to follow!

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With diabetes threatening so many of us, a cookbook with reliable recipes is a must-have slow cooker resource. Fix-It and Forget-It cookbook maven, Phyllis Good, has teamed with the American Diabetes Association to provide complete Exchange Values and Basic Nutritional Values for each recipe. You can use these tasty and trusted recipes to plan your meals safely. In addition to the Cookbook’s scrumptious recipes from home cooks, the ADA has brought these new and helpful features to the book: A Week of Menus, using recipes from the Cookbook. These show how to use a daily meal plan and stay within your calorie limit. Clear Tips for planning meals and menus for those with diabetes. Visual Clues for learning Portion Control. Plus information about how many servings of the various food groups to eat each day. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions that are easy to understand, absorb—and live by!

Slow-Cooker Meal Planning

Slow-cooker recipes pair with menu-planning guidance, portion-control visuals, and daily food-group serving information.

Come here for

  • Slow-cooker recipes with Exchange Values and Basic Nutritional Values
  • A Week of Menus and meal-planning tips

Expect

  • Diabetes meal-planning tips and frequently asked questions
  • Visual clues for portion control and daily food-group servings

Where it sits

Diabetic & Sugar-Free Recipes96%
Slow Cooking73%
Diabetes54%

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Publisher categories

  • Midwestern Cooking
  • Diabetic & Sugar-Free Recipes
  • Cooking for a Crowd
  • Slow Cooking
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Authors
Phyllis Good
Publisher
Good Books
Published
August 4, 2015
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Diabetes-conscious cooking · Slow-cooker recipes · Meal planning and portion control
Reading lane
Midwestern Cooking