Karen Barnaby: The Low-Carb Gourmet: 250 Delicious and Satisfying Recipes
I have never enjoyed a low carb cookbook more than The Low-Carb Gourmet by Karen Barnaby. It makes low carbing sensuous and luxurious with a serious "how to" wrapping. Not only do you get to eat the box of chocolates, you learn how to recreate the experience again and again.
Gavin De Becker: Protecting the Gift : Keeping Children and Teenagers Safe (and Parents Sane)
Every parent should read this book.
Robert C. Atkins: Dr. Atkins' Three-Book Package: New Diet Revolution; New Diet Cookbook; New Carb Gram Counter
Dr. Atkins started it all. Everyone should read this before they go on the diet.
Fred Pescatore: Feed Your Kids Well : How to Help Your Child Lose Weight and Get Healthy
This is where I learned to use olive oil all the time. Wonderful tips on dealing with kids.
Ruth Glick: Fabulous Lo-Carb Cuisine
I really like this cookbook. I love the recipe for a low-carb crust. She uses the spice thyme quite a lot, but I just substitute that for Old Bay Seasoning or something else.
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Folks.... I have been diligently looking for low carb Easter goods for my kids' baskets. The only place I have found anything is CVS with Russell Stover chocolate bunnies and chocolate pecan eggs.
Has anyone else found any other stuff anywhere?
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hey, Asher's has some eggs but I'm not sure where you'll find those in your area. You may check online. :) Good luck! BTW, I love this site. Thanks so much.
Posted by: kristy | March 19, 2004 at 10:15 AM
I just saw a bag of sugar free "JELLY BELLY" jelly beans...might be nice to sprinkle on some easter grass in a basket. This was at FRED MEYER in Bremerton Washington...
I am running down to "WALGREN'S" drugstore to see if they have any sugar free Easter Items....they are usually pretty good about that.
Linda
Posted by: Linda Jensen | March 20, 2004 at 03:03 PM