The Happy Table of Eugene Walter is a revelation to anyone interested in today's booming scene in vintage and artisanal drinks--from bourbon and juleps to champagne and punch--and a southern twist on America's culinary heritage. This cookbook includes more than 300 recipes featuring the use of spirits, as well as numerous asides, lovely short essays, and countless witticisms that make for great reading as well as good cooking.

Cathy has expanded her series of homemade recipes books with this new one of healthy and delicious smoothies made with your blender. In this book you'll find 215 simple, easy and unique recipes for five different types of smoothies. You can try basic fruit-based, Soy, Yogurt, Green and what she calls Smoothies with a Kick, which contain alcohol. Smoothies lend themselves to variety and creativity so you'll find lots of different flavor combinations like Cranberry Raspberry Orange, Chocolate Cherry Banana, Banana Peanut Butter Spinach, Tropical Island and Sparkling Fruit which is pictured in the center of the cover. So whip up a batch and let your creative "juices" or should I say "smoothies" flow

Smoothie Diet Cookbook Smoothie Recipes to Lose the Fat The Smoothie Diet is an easy way to lose weight while still satisfying the taste buds. The Smoothie Diet Cookbook talks about the benefits of the Smoothie Diet and how the Smoothie Diet works so well for many in weight loss. The main deal with the Smoothie Diet is the ease of creating the diet smoothie recipes. While the bulk of the weight loss smoothie recipes are more of a fruit smoothie diet, a few include vegetables, protein, and even tofu. All of the smoothie diet recipes are for healthy smoothies. The smoothie diet recipes includes fruits like blueberries, bananas, mangoes, kiwis, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, acai berries, cherries, dragon fruit, cranberries, watermelon, papaya, figs, oranges, lemons, limes, pears, pineapples, apples, and peaches.

Balanced, paleo-vegan smoothie recipes for beginners and weight watchers.

Do you want great health and live a longer, happier life? Drink tea. This is the ultimate book of tea that will help you do just that. We'll begin our journey with the history of tea and its benefits before moving on to special guidelines to help you brew the best cup of tea possible. In addition to the recipes that will follow, you'll also learn about taking care of tea - keeping it fresh and flavorful, always - and growing your own tea garden Although these teas have roots all around the world, the ingredients used for the recipes can be easily obtained in local supermarkets. In this book you'll find: a collection of delicious recipes for the major types of tea that are prepared with easily available ingredients basic understanding of the history of tea and why it is so good for your health a basic introduction of the different types of tea, the benefits of each, and how they are processed guidelines to brew the best tea guidelines to preserve tea A glance at few of the health benefits of tea consumption: Tea helps in keeping the arteries clear of residue and hence reduces the risk of stroke and heart attack. Tea helps in maintaining stronger bones, courtesy of the phytochemicals present in it. Fluoride and tannins contained in tea help prevent the plaque formation, which in turn helps improve dental health. Antioxidants present in tea help to protect the body against cancer and the aging process. Tea contains less caffeine than coffee. Coffee usually contains two or three times caffeine as compared to the tea. Are you ready for a cup?

Isn't it about time we started enjoying coffee better and getting the most out of it? This book will give you a list of ways to do exactly that. It's basically a bucket list for coffee drinkers. Step one- buy the book. Step two- grab some good coffee and drink up.