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Clean Food
by Terry Walters
Eat Clean, Live Well. A cookbook and seasonal guide to eating closer to the source.
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Today's the day to start FRESH!
Thanks Daily Grommet for the great review of my book. For the past nine years, I ... (read more)
Terry on Sep 25, 2009
A huge congratulations to Clean Food for these two wonderful recognitions:
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Katherine - Daily Grommet Team on Dec 08, 2009
Terry....I really agree with your advice that the best way to get the weird food ... (read more)
Jules on Sep 27, 2009
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Clean Plate

Ever feel like it’s impossible to really change the way you eat? Clean Food can help you get over that hurdle.

Terry Walters, Clean Food author More than just a cookbook, Clean Food is a guide to making healthy choices. Terry Walters teaches readers about the benefits of choosing living plants, not processed food, and eating close to the source — meaning food travels fewer steps to get from where it was grown to your table. She’s passionate about making a commitment to naturally grown foods, not only for ourselves but also for the environment.

With Clean Food, Terry provides a road map to preparing delicious, nourishing meals.The cookbook is organized by season, which makes it easy to choose recipes that feature fruits and vegetables in their prime and readily available — mango salsa for summertime, for instance, or roasted squash with fennel and asparagus for fall. Clean Food also shares year-round recipes, like Terry’s decadent peanut butter chocolate chip cookies. (Most of the recipes are vegan, but you can add a little protein if you want.)

It’s not easy to break the habit of eating processed foods — let’s face it, they’re convenient. Fresh foods can seem harder to find and more daunting to prepare, but Terry makes it easy to enjoy the rewards of better eating.

Christopher

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