Over 100 delicious recipes suitable for people with diabetes -- and those without! A healthy diet should be an important feature of our daily life and include a variety of foods from all food groups -- plenty of vegetables and fruits, breads and cereals, some dairy foods, lean meat and/or meat alternatives, and a small amount of polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats. All recipes in this book satisfy the nutritional guidelines suitable for diabetes and overall healthy eating. Unless otherwise stated, the recipes use wholegrain cereal products, low-fat dairy products, minimal sugar and polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats. In the interests of health and diabetes management, each recipe provides a nutritional analysis per recipe and serve for: Kilojoules; total fat; saturated fat; fibre; carbohydrates; sodium; protein.

Those diagnosed with Coeliac Disease require a life-time commitment to a gluten-free diet. These easy-to-follow recipes, tested many times in the author's 'Country Kitchen', prove that those on a gluten-free diet do not need to give up their favourite foods. Adults and children can still eat deli-cious breads, pies, pizzas, biscuits and healthy muffins, as well as other favourites.

In Diabetes: Good Food Choices, culinary author and food technology educator Ruby M. Brown makes managing diabetes easy and fun, applying her unique flair for modifying traditional favorite foods to suit specific dietary requirements. A nutritional analysis is provided for each recipe, detailing calories, total fat, saturated fat, fiber, carbohydrates, sodium, and protein per service and for the entire recipe. Incudes 100 plus delicious recipes and key information and dietary strategies for managing diabetes, and an extensive quick-reference glossary of diabetes-related terms and concepts.

Eveerything readers need to make healthy food choices and manage celiac disease or gluten intolerance is here. In addition to the recipes, the book includes a glossary and introductory essays on eating well on a gluten-free diet, dietary principles, and celiac disease.