The Whole30 Cookbook: 150 Delicious and Totally Compliant Recipes to Help You Succeed with the Whole30 and Beyond
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0544854411 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Lisa said It's more complicated than the It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 Day Guide. I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 fan and use the recipes from the WholeIt's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0: It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as "It's more complicated than the It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 Day Guide" according to Lisa. I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 fan and use the recipes from the WholeIt's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0: It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the It's more complicated than the 30 Day Guide I was very excited to get this book but am putting this in the "just ok" category. That said, I'm normally a huge Whole 30 fan and use the recipes from the Whole30: 30 Day Guide all the time. Something that I appreciated from the 30 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 Day Guide was the simplicity of the recipes, most were kid friendly and included lots of one pot meals that work for busy people. That is not the case with the new recipe book.Some points I wish were different:1) Many of the recipes are complicated, like REALLY complicated. Some requiring as many as 20 ingredients to complet. 0 ingredients to complet. Not for everyone I LOVE Whole30. I preach it and I live it. The reason I am only posting 3 stars is because I am really disappointed in this cookbook, which I anticipated for months. I love crockpot meals and soups, and this didn't hardly have anything like that. Most of these meals did not look very appetizing. I don't want to have to purchase odd ingredients for that 1 meal and you'll be doing that with every one of these recipes. I hope they come out with another cookbook that focuses more on altering the more common meals that we are comfortable with.. "Great use of spices! Here’s a (long) list of spices you’ll need to make these recipes." according to Beth ~ Gneiss Spice. This book was a surprise hit for me! I’ll be honest, I wasn’t expecting much, and only bought it because I was actually doing a WholeGreat use of spices! Here’s a (long) list of spices you’ll need to make these recipes. This book was a surprise hit for me! I’ll be honest, I wasn’t expecting much, and only bought it because I was actually doing a Whole30 in January 2017 (it went great! I recommend it—I assume you’re thinking about it if you’re reading this review). We’ve been vegetarian for about 7 years, so eating and cooking so much meat, well, let’s just say I needed some help. The first thing I was impressed with? The recipes are very creative! They are easy to follow, don’t take a lot of time (I have a baby and a todd. 0 in January 2017 (it went great! I recommend it—I assume you’re thinking about it if you’re reading this review). We’ve been vegetarian for about 7 years, so eating and cooking so much meat, well, let’s just say I needed some help. The first thing I was impressed with? The recipes are very creative! They are easy to follow, don’t take a lot of time (I have a baby and a todd
More than 150 recipes for main dishes, sides, dressings, and saucesTips to simplify, plan, and prepare meals to save time and moneyVariations to turn one easy dish into two or three meals Whether you’ve done the Whole30 once or five times—or just want to make a variety of satisfying, nourishing meals—this book will inspire you to change your life in 30 days with the Whole30 program.. In this cookbook, best-selling author and Whole30 co-creator Melissa Hartwig delivers over 150 all-new recipes to help readers prepare delicious, healthy meals during their Whole30 and beyond. Still think the Whole30 is a diet? Not with recipes like these. The groundbreaking Whole30 program has helped countless people transform their lives by bringing them better sleep, more energy, fewer cravings, weight loss, and new healthy habits that last a lifetime
Whether or not one buys into Whole30, there is no denying that Hartwig has come up with a clever array of healthy and flavorful dishes. The Whole30 completely changed the game for me and gave me a fresh start in more ways than one, and with The Whole30 Cookbook, you can reboot your life, too—one delicious, deprivation-free bite at a time.” —MICHELLE TAM, New York Times best-selling author of Nom Nom Paleo: Food for Humans “Melissa is the kind of person you’d love to have next to you at yoga class because she giv