Eating for Two: Recipes for Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women
Author: Robin Lim
Every mother wants to ensure a healthy start for her new baby, yet with the potential side effects of pregnancy, sometimes preparing meals for yourself and your family is the last thing on your mind. In Eating for Two, midwife and author Robin Lim presents more than 150 easy-to-prepare recipes, using wholesome and simple ingredients, along with information on which foods deliver sufficient protein, calcium, iron, and other important nutrients for achieving optimal health during pregnancy. An essential cookbook and resource for every mother to be as well as breastfeeding moms, Eating for Two is like having a personal nutritionist and supportive friend always by your side.
Table of Contents:
Foreword | 10 | |
Preface: Making Babies in Increasing Light | 13 | |
Introduction: Optimal Health Through Nutrition During Pregnancy | 17 | |
What to Avoid During Pregnancy | 31 | |
Genetically Engineered Foods ... Are They Safe? | 38 | |
Breakfast | 43 | |
Fruits and Beverages | 59 | |
Salads, Vegetables, and Sides | 77 | |
Soups | 111 | |
Entrees | 127 | |
Grains and Legumes | 155 | |
Breads | 171 | |
Snacks | 183 | |
Dips, Spreads and Condiments | 197 | |
Wise Woman Desserts | 213 | |
From the Midwife Next Door | 235 | |
Appendix | Three-Day Food Diary | 243 |
Afterword: Who Is Robin Lim? And Why Is She Writing a Cookbook? | 247 | |
Index | 252 |
Book review: Potful of Recipes or New Albany
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