Looking for meals that are delicious, healthy, and easy to make? How does Shiitake Mushroom and Asparagus Frittata with Smoked Salmon sound? Or a Roasted Red Pepper and Kalamata Olive Sicilian Salad? Or Pistachio Pilaf with Butternut Squash and Gingered Cranberry Sauce? They sound very tasty, but would you believe they can also actually help you control your genes, making your RealAge younger? You don't have to be at the mercy of heredity. It's true: These recipes and many more have been developed and tested by Dr. Michael F. Roizen, author of the bestselling RealAge, Are You as Young as You Can Be?, and Dr. John La Puma, who is also a professionally trained chef. With his RealAge program, Dr. Roizen has already helped tens of thousands of people turn back the clock. Now he and Dr. La Puma are cooking things up in the kitchen in Cooking the RealAge Way.
Cooking the RealAge Way offers more than eighty easy, healthful, and scrumptious recipes, all of which prove that nutritious meals don't have to be time consuming, filled with hard-to-find ingredients, ortaste like they're good for you. These recipes explode in flavor and are low in aging fats and sugar and high in Omega-3 oils, flavonoids, and antioxidants. Each recipe provides a detailed description of that meal's age-reducing benefits, and every meal of the day is covered -- from breakfast's melt-in-your-mouth Golden Banana Pancakes with Fresh Raspberries to the after-dinner piece de resistance Chocolate Strawberry Sundae. The meals are so appetizing, you'll forget that they are good for you and make them again and again.
Cooking the RealAge Way also features:
The Kitchen IQ test -- use it to find out if your kitchen is aging you and how to stock your kitchen to make yourself younger with what you eat
The benefits of using fresh produce in season
The advantages of using the best herbs and spices -- and how to grow them in your garden
Tips on improving your family's eating habits
Easy culinary techniques, from blanching to grilling
Finally, a cookbook that both your nutritionist and inner gourmand will love.
Good but not what I thought it would beSeptember 30, 2008 It had information that I wasn't expecting that was good but things I knew as a nutritionist. I was disappointed that it didn't have more recipes. That was why I had purchased the book.
liked the book, not the coverSeptember 5, 2008 It took longer than expected to receive this book and when I did get it, it was obviously damaged. I was not happy. It was described as new, and it looked used.
I loved it, made me think of things I'd forgottenJuly 28, 2008 I loved it, my friend was not so thrilled by it..she already knew much of what was in the book BUT for younger people or those of us who did not pay attention the 1st time, this book has a TON of common sense, good ,EASY , practical ideas. An easy read a s well. NOTE I tend to like EASY to do things that are also common sense "brilliant" and healthy, It's been fun going back and doing things right..I've ventured off into new areas of changing for the better because of this.
Cooking the RealAge Way, never cooked betterApril 24, 2008 This is a terrific guide to healthy and youthful eating and cooking, as well as an insightful look into the nutritional value of foods. I have cooked many of the recipes for my family, which they enjoyed greatly.
I also am very excited for this next book to be released at the end of this month (see below)- ChefMD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine: A Food Lover's Road Map to Losing Weight, Preventing Disease, and Getting Really Healthy
LIfe ChangerJanuary 27, 2008 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
These are excellent recipes. Easy to make and health promoting. I did not need the depth the author went into on setting up a kitchen but it would be helpful for those folks who don't already know how to do this. The recipes are used frequently in our household and enjoyed by all.
