FREE: Jane Brody's Good Seafood Book : A Guide to Healthy Eating with More Than 200 Low-Fat Recipes

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"Jane Brody's Good Seafood Cookbook is stocked with more than 200 fantastic low-fat recipes that will turn even the most strident seafood skeptic into a fish fiend."
--Detroit Free Press
We all know that fish offers us one of the most important low-fat sources of dietary protein available. But behind this significant fact lies a startling truth: most of us think cooking fish is an arduous, complicated endeavor requiring special skills. Not true, declares Jane Brody, the New York Times Personal Health columnist and nutrition expert. Now Brody, author of the landmark bestseller Jane Brody's Nutrition Book, has produced a wonderful guide to seafood combined with a collection of delicious, simple-to-follow, healthful recipes that prove that cooking with fish is easier than you think.
Part One is a comprehensive overview of seafood, including chapters on how to select, clean, fillet, and store fish; basic seafood cooking techniques; a full discussion of seafood safety; a comprehensive nutrition chart; and the up-to-date health benefits of adding fish to your diet. Part Two is a collection of more than 230 recipes from appetizers and soups to salads and main courses, including special sections on grilling and microwaving. Inside you'll find such scrumptious dishes as:
* Shrimp and Onion Pizza * Orzo with Clams * Fish Tacos with Cilantro Pesto * Oven-Steamed Bass with Crisp Vegetables * Grilled Salmon with Fennel * Sweet Pepper Fish Cakes * Lobster and Shrimp Salad in Basil Buttermilk * Potato, Corn, and Monkfish Soup *
From Publishers Weekly
Her "pectoral fins flapping with excitement," Brody (Jane Brody's Good Food Gourmet), working here with veteran Flaste, sets out to prove that seafood cookery can indeed be simple, and to overcome what she calls American "pescaphobia" in this consumer-conscious overview ...