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The I-Can't-Chew Cookbook: Delicious Soft Diet Recipes for People with Chewing, Swallowing, and Dry Mouth Disorders
Tasty, nutritious meals can be soft—and enjoyable!
This new and updated edition of the best-selling Non-Chew Cookbook is for all the people who love and enjoy tasty food, but suffer from chewing disorders that make eating less than the pleasure it should be. Over 40 million people in the U.S. have chewing, swallowing and dry-mouth disorders. (The joint in the jaw experiences more stress than the knee or hip joint.) Some are recovering from head or neck surgery, are mouth/throat cancer patients or have temporo man di bular joint (TMJ) problems. Others have braces or wear dentures; are patients of stroke, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, AIDS or lupus; or are parents transitioning babies to solid foods. This is not a liquid diet book, nor is it a blender cookbook. Inside are 200 soft and tasty recipes for casseroles, soups and main dishes featuring crab, salmon, ham and chicken. There are Mexican-flavored entrées such as chili rellenos, vegetables such as broccoli that are chopped not puréed and mouth-watering desserts. This is food the whole family can enjoy. People with chewing disorders often exist on milkshakes, Jell-O, mashed potatoes and baby food. This book explains how they can get the foods their body requires to recover from surgery and disease. There is a new section on good nutrition by a registered dietitian, and each recipe comes with complete nutritional analyses, so that you can be sure your meals are healthy and nutritionally sound. The I-Can’t-Chew Cookbook, used and recommended by thousands of dental and med ical professionals across the country, is now also available in paperback for the first time.
This new and updated edition of the best-selling Non-Chew Cookbook is for all the people who love and enjoy tasty food, but suffer from chewing disorders that make eating less than the pleasure it should be. Over 40 million people in the U.S. have chewing, swallowing and dry-mouth disorders. (The joint in the jaw experiences more stress than the knee or hip joint.) Some are recovering from head or neck surgery, are mouth/throat cancer patients or have temporo man di bular joint (TMJ) problems. Others have braces or wear dentures; are patients of stroke, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, AIDS or lupus; or are parents transitioning babies to solid foods. This is not a liquid diet book, nor is it a blender cookbook. Inside are 200 soft and tasty recipes for casseroles, soups and main dishes featuring crab, salmon, ham and chicken. There are Mexican-flavored entrées such as chili rellenos, vegetables such as broccoli that are chopped not puréed and mouth-watering desserts. This is food the whole family can enjoy. People with chewing disorders often exist on milkshakes, Jell-O, mashed potatoes and baby food. This book explains how they can get the foods their body requires to recover from surgery and disease. There is a new section on good nutrition by a registered dietitian, and each recipe comes with complete nutritional analyses, so that you can be sure your meals are healthy and nutritionally sound. The I-Can’t-Chew Cookbook, used and recommended by thousands of dental and med ical professionals across the country, is now also available in paperback for the first time.
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240 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1985
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July 31, 2015
This book contains excellent and delicious recipes for anyone who has trouble chewing, swallowing, or digesting food. I wish I'd had this book when I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. The recipes for quick mushroom soup and fresh orange milkshake are particularly good. There are recipes to share with the whole family in this cookbook, so it isn't just for someone with chewing or swallowing issues.
November 12, 2009
A great book with yummy recipes for people who have chewing problems like myself. Recipes range from casseroles when you can eat things with small pieces and soft foods to smoothies, shakes, and soups when you are on a liquid diet.
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