Review:
"The recipes are delicious and healthy, and the eating plan is good for sluggish digestion or as an energy boost.... Anjum's recipes are simple and achievable - a fab selection." --Woman & Home, February 2010
"TV cook Anand uses the principles of ayurveda... to devise these eastern and western recipes to work for each of the doshas, ayurveda's three body types, or as healthy meals in their own right." --Waitrose Food Illustrated , January 2010
"Inspired by her own weight-loss, Indian cookery writer Anjum Anand has developed a diet that could revolutionize the way we look at food." --Scotland on Sunday, 27th December 2009
"A new book based on the principles of Ayurveda, which provides diet plans to help you loose weight and keep it off naturally."
--Natural Health & Beauty, January 2010
"Trina Hahnemann explains why we should be eating more local game, berries, wholegrains and fish. You'll find traditional recipes for smoked mackerel, rosehip jam and venison meatballs along with notes on health-giving ingredients." --Psychologies, February 2010
"Nordic and very, very nice recipes from the Danish queen of healthy eating." --Stella, Sunday Telegraph 3rd January 2010
"With its focus on local, seasonal produce, The Nordic Diet has 2010 written all over it, but a fad diet it most certainly is not... if you stick to it the diets impact will last...other benefits include increased energy and lower cholesterol." --The Observer Magazine, 3rd January 2010
"Recent reports indicate that a Scandinavian diet could be even better for you than a Mediterranean one. But think beyond rye bread and herring - those are just two of the wholesome ingredients in this lovely book.2
--Waitrose Food Illustrated, January 2010
About the Author:
Anjum Anand grew up in London and Switzerland, and regularly visits family in Delhi and Calcutta. She is the presenter of BBC2 s Indian Food Made Easy and has also appeared on UKTV s Great Food Live. Indian Food Made Easy, published to accompany the first TV series, was an instant bestseller and one of the Top 10 bestselling cookbooks of 2007. Her next book, Anjum s New Indian, accompanied a second series of Indian Food Made Easy; to date Quadrille have sold almost 500,000 copies of her books. Author Location: London
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