Five A Day Fruit and Vegetable Cookbook or Taming of the CANDY Monster

Five-A-Day Fruit and Vegetable Cookbook

Author: Kate Whiteman

Features more than 400 classic and contemporary recipes for appetizers, soups, salads, dinner-party dishes family favorites, light lunches,and desserts.

Table of Contents:

	Make it Five	6
	Fruit
	Discovering Fruit	10
	Equipment	12
	Purchasing, Preparing and Cooking	14
	Apples, Pears, Quinces and Medlars	18
	Apple, Pear and Quince Recipes	38
	Stone Fruits	58
	Stone Fruit Recipes	72
	Berries and Currants	92
	Berry and Currant Recipes	112
	Citrus Fruits	134
	Citrus Fruit Recipes	148
	Exotic Fruits	170
	Exotic Fruit Recipes	198
	Melons, Grapes, Figs and Rhubarb	226
	Melon, Grape, Fig and Rhubarb Recipes	240
	Vegetables
	Discovering Vegetables	254
	Equipment	256
	Purchasing, Preparing and Cooking	258
	Onions and Leeks	262
	Onion and Leek Recipes	274
	Shoots and Stems	286
	Shoot and Stem Recipes	298
	Roots	312
	Roots Recipes	332
	Greens	348
	Greens Recipes	366
	Beans, Peas and Seeds	382
	Bean, Pea and Seed Recipes	394
	Squashes	406
	Squash Recipes	418
	Vegetable Fruits	430
	Vegetable Fruit Recipes	446
	Salad Vegetables	460
	Salad Vegetable Recipes	472
	Mushrooms	484
	Mushroom Recipes	492
	Index	504

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Taming of the C.A.N.D.Y Monster: Continuously Advertised Nutritionally Deficient Yummies

Author: Vicki Lansky

It's been 20 years since Vicki Lansky's cookbook first hit the New York Times bestseller list. In this new edition, Lansky provides less sugary desserts, tasty alternatives to junk food snacks, and easy meals to please even the pickiest eaters.