"nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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I really like the 1-2-3 Low Carb book - the recipes are easy and only have 3 ingredients. After making them they just blend into your cooking routine, I don't really go back to the book for specifics after a while you just remember them because they are simple.
amazon has a combo deal if you buy it with the Carpenter Slow Cooker book
And I just sold my old slow-cooker...!
Recently, I've been catching up with George Stella "Low carb and Lovin' It" on FoodNetwork and plan to get his book. (It was listed as a link from the Amazon link above.) If the OP is looking for quick meals, you could also take a look at Rachael Ray's 30-minute meals. She does have SOME low carb recipes, probably not a specific book, but you could look them up on FoodNetwork.com, along with Stella and others.
Thanks everyone for the great replies.....I spent some time at Books A Million today and last night looking at Dana Carpenders books and Better Homes and Gardens has "phase" lc cookbooks that seem to be geared towards gradually upping the carbs. Phase one.. all the meals were 5 grams of carb or less, phase 2 I think was 10 or less? Very interesting. I have a friend who does not have access to the internet for recipes and I would like to get her a cookbook for a birthday gift as well as a couple for myself....
"Scionyx" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Recently, I've been catching up with George Stella "Low carb and Lovin'
It"
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on FoodNetwork and plan to get his book. (It was listed as a link from
the
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Amazon link above.) If the OP is looking for quick meals, you could also take a look at Rachael Ray's 30-minute meals. She does have SOME low carb recipes, probably not a specific book, but you could look them up on FoodNetwork.com, along with Stella and others.
Many of his recipes are online (I LOVE his show!) and Blaine Jelus also has a ton of recipes, as well as videos of him preparing them, on his site at FitTV.com. Those are the 2 TV shows I try never to miss. 🙂
"Sherry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Many of his recipes are online (I LOVE his show!) and Blaine Jelus also has a ton of recipes, as well as videos of him preparing them, on his site at FitTV.com. Those are the 2 TV shows I try never to miss. 🙂
