What's your favorite easy healthy cooking blog or book OR even a recipe?

[HappyGrace]

I'm trying to build up a notebook of REALLY delicious healthy recipes. We are already all organic, no processed foods, raw milk, etc., but it seems that a lot of the healthy stuff I try to make tastes bland or blah. Thanks!

[1dawn]

I love the website www.eatbetteramerica.com . You can also sign up to receive recipe booklets and coupons in the mail. HTH!

[Crimson Wife]

South Beach Diet Quick & Easy Cookbook

[Mommyfaithe]

I'm trying to build up a notebook of REALLY delicious healthy recipes. We are already all organic, no processed foods, raw milk, etc., but it seems that a lot of the healthy stuff I try to make tastes bland or blah. Thanks!

 

My niece has an awesome blog called Healthy delicious...I will try to link it. Everything looks so yummy and is healthy too.

 

http://healthy-delicious.com/

 

Enjoy!

Faithe

[Anne]

I like www.101cookbooks.com

[MaryCatherine]

 

www.simpledailyrecipes.com is one of my favorites

[Mommyfaithe]

I'm trying to build up a notebook of REALLY delicious healthy recipes. We are already all organic, no processed foods, raw milk, etc., but it seems that a lot of the healthy stuff I try to make tastes bland or blah. Thanks!

 

Oh, I also love Sundays at Moosewood and any recipe book by Nikki and David Goldbeck. They are awesome.

 

~~Faithe

[ladydusk]

Everyday Food. It isn't necessarily designed as "healthy" food, but the food is well balanced, easy, and tasty. The magazine is great too.

[Heidi @ Mt Hope]

A blogging friend of mine had a fabulous cooking blog (not healthy, particularly), but she recently went gluten-free, dairy-free vegan and started a new blog: Fresh Clean Start.

[abbeyej]

I find magazine subscriptions are really helpful to me. All those pretty pictures with seasonal recipes? Much more inspiring than going back through some of my old cookbooks...

 

One of my favorites right now is Cooking Light. I was hesitant when I ordered it, remembering their focus some number of years ago. Now though, they really focus on fresh, whole foods prepared in healthy ways with moderate (healthy) fats and lots of fresh produce. Even Southern Living has had some great recipes and featured a number of chefs using lots of fresh, regional produce to make wonderful, interesting dishes. I get Vegetarian Times as well, but while I like some of the recipes, I find the overall tone obnoxious and grating.

 

Amazon often has really great deals on magazine subscriptions. I think I got a year of each of the magazines above for $5 a piece.

[Xuzi]

Healthy Cooking magazine (from the makers of Taste of Home) is a favorite of mine. I used to have Cooking Light, but they use a lot of expensive ingredients (like fresh herbs, expensive cuts of meat, etc.) that I found most of the recipes to be outside of our budget, not to mention time! (lots of multi-step recipes)

 

Healthy Cooking recipes are simple, use everyday ingredients, and are much easier on the pocketbook and are less time-consuming than Cooking Light, IMO.

[bluemongoose]

Moosewood cookbooks are GREAT! They have a quick recipes one.

[TechWife]

I like Serving from the Heart.

[HappyGrace]

These are great-having lots of fun visiting these blogs; will ck library for the books! Thanks so far!

[Rosie_0801]

This is my new best favourite cookbook. I ignore the small tofu section at the back.

http://www.amazon.com/Indian-Vegan-Kitchen-Healthy-Homestyle/dp/0399535306/ref=pd_sim_b_3

 

Rosie