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The calories in, calories out cookbook, 200 everyday recipes that take the guesswork out of counting calories : plus, the exercise it takes to burn them off, Catherine Jones and Elaine Trujillo, MS, RDN ; introduction by Malden Nesheim, PhD

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The calories in, calories out cookbook, 200 everyday recipes that take the guesswork out of counting calories : plus, the exercise it takes to burn them off, Catherine Jones and Elaine Trujillo, MS, RDN ; introduction by Malden Nesheim, PhD
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 395-396) and index
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illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The calories in, calories out cookbook
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bibliographydictionaries
Oclc number
882551393
Responsibility statement
Catherine Jones and Elaine Trujillo, MS, RDN ; introduction by Malden Nesheim, PhD
Sub title
200 everyday recipes that take the guesswork out of counting calories : plus, the exercise it takes to burn them off
Summary
The first of its kind: An ingenious cookbook for conscious eaters that presents delicious low-fat, guilt-free recipes--and the exercise it takes to burn off their calories You start the day with a Banana Pecan Muffin and a Peach Raspberry Smoothie, lunch on Vegetarian Chili, and enjoy Shrimp Pad Thai for dinner and Apple Blueberry Crisp for dessert--all together only 1,126 calories (not including snacks, sides, and drinks). Too good to be true? Not when you make the delicious, guilt-free versions in The Calories In, Calories Out Cookbook, which advises readers not only how many calories they've taken in--but also how many minutes of walking or jogging it takes to burn off those calories. Award-winning nutrition-cookbook author Catherine Jones's 200 recipes--think whole foods, with no food groups sacrificed--deliver the biggest possible nutrient bang per calorie. NIH-affiliated nutritionist and dietitian Elaine Trujillo oversees the nutritional information and detailed appendix with the calorie values of 1,000+ popular foods and drinks, and much more. Cornell nutrition professor Malden Nesheim helps us understand exactly what calories are, how our bodies use them, and why we don't have to exercise off every last calorie we eat
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