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- the author is obsessed with low sodium everything, and i dont need or want low sodium. he even lists even low sodium canned tomatoes and low sodium mayonnaise in his recipies. which makes me wonder if any of these recipes are going to have any flavor or will they all be boring and bland.
- the entire bread section was a waste because all the cooking instructions said "place ingredients in bread machine in order specified by manufacturer. process on white/wheat bread cycle". i have no bread machine.
- despite those two negatives, i did find some interesting looking recipes in this one. spinach pesto sauce, broccoli pesto, apple pecan log (no peanut butter or raisins yay!), green onion dip (with cottage cheese), white bean dip, three cheese quiche (with cottage cheese), apple and sausage quiche, breakfast pocket (eggs in pita), beans and barley (slow cooker), vegetable chowder, apple and barley stew, grilled hawaiian fish fillets, italian baked fish (with capers and anchovy), chicken breasts stuffed with cheese, chicken breast with balsamic sauce, chicken piccata, chicken breasts baked in creamy herb sauce, vidalia onion chicken casserole, soy and ginger flank steak, deviled steak, beef and barley casserole, pineapple stuffed pork chops, zucchini stuffed pork chops, barbecued pork roast, ginger orange pork chops, cranberry pork roast, glazed pork roast, sausage and lentil soup, marinated green beans, dilled carrots, asian chicken pasta salad, quick summer squash, broccoli with lemon sauce, roasted vegetables, bulgur and vegetables, individual mexican quiche, taco quiche, glazed chicken and vegetables, chicken and snow peas, pineapple rice, orange cookies, banana cake.
-i ended up using his recipes as a base to search the internet for non-low-sodium versions. most of his recipes seem to be straight off the internet, he just changed them to be low sodium.
- the entire bread section was a waste because all the cooking instructions said "place ingredients in bread machine in order specified by manufacturer. process on white/wheat bread cycle". i have no bread machine.
- despite those two negatives, i did find some interesting looking recipes in this one. spinach pesto sauce, broccoli pesto, apple pecan log (no peanut butter or raisins yay!), green onion dip (with cottage cheese), white bean dip, three cheese quiche (with cottage cheese), apple and sausage quiche, breakfast pocket (eggs in pita), beans and barley (slow cooker), vegetable chowder, apple and barley stew, grilled hawaiian fish fillets, italian baked fish (with capers and anchovy), chicken breasts stuffed with cheese, chicken breast with balsamic sauce, chicken piccata, chicken breasts baked in creamy herb sauce, vidalia onion chicken casserole, soy and ginger flank steak, deviled steak, beef and barley casserole, pineapple stuffed pork chops, zucchini stuffed pork chops, barbecued pork roast, ginger orange pork chops, cranberry pork roast, glazed pork roast, sausage and lentil soup, marinated green beans, dilled carrots, asian chicken pasta salad, quick summer squash, broccoli with lemon sauce, roasted vegetables, bulgur and vegetables, individual mexican quiche, taco quiche, glazed chicken and vegetables, chicken and snow peas, pineapple rice, orange cookies, banana cake.
-i ended up using his recipes as a base to search the internet for non-low-sodium versions. most of his recipes seem to be straight off the internet, he just changed them to be low sodium.