Busy Peoples Low Carb Cookbook
$19.99
Busy People’s Low Carb Cookbook is the answer for everyone who wants to embrace the low-carb lifestyle but still wants enough variety to stay on the program and keep everyone happy!
Dawn Hall takes low carb beyond steak and broccoli and bacon and eggs to a full line of dishes for every meal. From creative egg casseroles for breakfast to an elegant and easy dinner perfect for company, this is the cookbook to make low-carb livable.
Using her signature 7 ingredients or less and 30 minutes or less preparation plan, Hall meets the needs of every time-stressed cook concerned with feeding a hungry family, and watching their waistlines.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781401605155
ISBN10: 140160515X
Dawn Hall
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2009
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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