Crete: Cretan Cooking, cuisine, food & diet books
(+ Mediterranean cuisine & olive oil) |
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Titles you can find in the Cretan
"Diet/Cuisine/Food" section include:
The Mediterranean Heart Diet: How it works and How to Reap the Health
Benefits, with Recipes to Get You Started
The Mediterranean Prescription: Meal Plans and Recipes to Help You Stay
Slim and Healthy for the Rest of Your Life
Mediterranean Light: Delicious Recipes from the World's Healthiest
Cuisine
Olive Oil: From Tree to Table
The Passionate Olive: 101 Things to Do with Olive Oil
Olive Oil: Fresh Recipes from Leading Chefs
Garlic, Wine and Olive Oil: Historical Anecdotes and Recipes
Cretan olive oil bottles, Greek delicacies and treats
and many more...
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Book Description
Cretan cooking has been described as the best and complete healthy diet in the world. Scientific studies
confirm that people of the Island of Crete in Greece has the lowest mortality rate of Coronary diseases which is
attributed to their diet. This book contains ingredients and recipes that will help you shed your weight and
also improve your quality of life. Thousands of people all over the world are using this book as a guide to good
and healthy cooking and living.
CreteTravel.com comment: One of the best books
available for cretan cuisine. The authors are locally and worldwide renown for their studies and knowledge of
the cretan diet, and their true love for their home cuisine. They have also published wonderful books about
olive oil. |
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Review from Amazon.com:
A Plan to Live With
Dr. Artemis Simopoulos and Jo Robinson have written a straightforward and inspiring book
about simple guidelines that produce wonderful health benefits. I have been able to stick happily to their
dietary recommendations, because the diet is not only satisfying but has improved my energy and mood. The
recipes are simple to prepare and always good, and the shopping advice is helpful and practical. I have been
able to lose unwanted weight and minimize some of my chronic problems, such as chronic fatigue and PMS. Although
I've read about the importance of food diaries before, I could never quite bring myself to keep one. But, the
way it was presented in this book, with the sample page, led me to give it a try and that has been unexpectedly
helpful in determining the best foods for me. The greatest benefit of using the book's ideas on a daily basis,
however, is that I feel happier to feel healthier and experience an even mood. I am very grateful to the authors
and recommend this book to anyone seeking balanced health painlessly and naturally. |
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Review from Amazon.com:
Mediterranean cooking is refreshingly low in salt, fat, and starch, relying instead on fresh
fruits, vegetables, fish, and poultry. Nancy Harmon Jenkins provides a delicious alternative for anyone who
feels their basic diet needs a change, but isn't sure which way to turn. Jenkins relishes tradition and place,
and the vibrant people who bring this style of cooking alive. She circles the Mediterranean, collecting the
classic recipes that fall within the defined parameters of the Mediterranean diet (as recognized by the World
Health Organization): "plentiful fruits, vegetables, legumes, and grains; olive oil as the principal fat;
lean red meat only a few times a month; low to moderate consumption of other foods from animal sources, such as
dairy products, fish and poultry; and moderate consumption of wine." Simplicity is the key to the
Mediterranean diet--simple ingredients and stress-free preparation and cooking. This is more than a cookbook--it
is a blueprint for healthier living. |
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Reviews
Harpers (Magazine) Wine And Spirit Weekly, February 22, 2002
"introducing the English-speaking visitor to Greece and the domestic
consumer in the UK and elsewhere to Greek wine"
Lincolnshire Echo newspaper, March 2002
"Mr. Adams has uncorked the wonders of Greek wine." |
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