Low-Salt DASH Dinners
Description
More and more doctors and health professionals are telling their patients that reducing salt/sodium will contribute to lower blood pressure and better health. Often they recommend the DASH approach as a great alternative to drug treatment for hypertension. For two years, they've been recommending Sandra Nowlan's path-breaking book which shows how tasty and appealing the DASH diet can be.
Now Sandra Nowlan is back with a collection of recipes for simple, quick-to-prepare and tasty dinner dishes. Sandra shows how you can stick to the healthy choices of the DASH approach and enjoy attractive, delicious meals. Among the recipes: Cornmeal Crusted Salmon Cakes with Apricot Chutney, Madras Vegetable Curry, Four Grain Pilaf with Currants and Cranberries and Easy Blueberry Crème Brûlée.
DASH is an alternative to drugs for anyone experiencing hypertension. DASH, which stands for Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension, was developed by independent researchers at the US National Institutes of Health. Following the DASH approach was demonstrated to have the same impact on blood pressure as the pharmaceutical industry's medications. Health professionals who are aware of the DASH research findings are DASH's strongest advocates, and thousands of Canadians now benefit from following this approach.
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Author Info
SANDRA NOWLAN is a prize-winning cook, author and food scientist with degrees from Acadia, Dalhousie and Cornell universities. She lives in Halifax.
Table of Contents
Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Quick & Easy Skillet Dishes
Main Course Salads
BBQ or Broil
Slow & Savoury
Brunch or Informal Dinners
Simply Elegant Dinners
Pasta
Soups
Desserts
Sides & Accompaniments
DASH Fundamnetals
What to Eat on the DASH Diet
Daily Nutrient Goals
What is One DASH Serving?
Increasing Potassium in Your Diet
Reducing Salt in Your Diet
Making DASH Work for You
DASH Dinner Recipe Guide
Getting a Grip on Portion Size
DASH Publications
Index
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