The Mediterranean Diabetes Cookbook

by Amy Riolo

Imagine cooking without sacrificing flavor, using healthful, fresh ingredients..... Paired with the moderate Mediterranean lifestyle, enjoy delicious, traditional, and naturally diabetes-friendly dishes. Leave behind the tired, watered-down diabetes recipes crowding out taste in your other cookbooks and regain the joys of eating.

Genres: Cooking, Cookbooks, Nonfiction, Health, Diets

316 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Deb]

Great cookbook full of delicious recipes--not just for diabetics but for anyone who likes good healthy (but not boring) food. My review and road test of nine recipes are here:
http://kahakaikitchen.blogspot.com/20...

[Mary Cokenour]

Since my favorite Greek #restaurant closed down, it became a must to learn how to cook many of my favorite #recipes. Being diabetic, I needed to know how to do it correctly for that. This #cookbook is great for both: Greek cuisine & diabetic friendly; of course it doesn't just focus on Greece, but other countries of the Mediterranean area.

The photos are beautiful; recipes are detailed with ingredients and preparation steps; nutritional values are listed; hints and stories are also included. This would be a wonderful addition to the bookcase of any home cook that loves variety...the spice of life!

[Tracee]

The recipes were uninspired and contain a shocking amount of sugar and unrefined flour and therefore carbs; another hard pass.

I only found one recipe in the entire book that gave me an idea for a recipe - adding a slight amount of mascarpone to a yogurt parfait.

Only 1% of the recipes have accompanying photos which is a hard pass for a cookbook for me.

I will say, the section on tea & coffee was an unexpected surprise.

[Angie Carter]

Seemed a bit dated. Could cut out alot of oil & sugar from these recipes. I mean its for diabetics and yet they are adding sugar to recipes that really don't need it. Big thumbs down on that.

[Melody]

This book sounded like it had so much potential, but the recipes don't actually taste very good.

[Fredrick Danysh]

Mediterranean cuise is supposed to be healthy for us. This book contains a collection of Mediterranean recipes geared toward the diabetic seeking a heart healthy diet.

[Karen]

This cookbook has some great vegan recipes

[M]

I like simple recipes with ingredients that are easy to have on hand. There were about 10 recipes in here that sounded very good and that I'd be willing to try.

[Elena]

This book is brilliant!

[Mariella]

Mostly recipes. Too many different foods to add to one's pantry. Did not work out for me.

[Heather]

Borrowed from library. Cooked Friday night dinner to great acclaim. Flagged so many other recipes, I'm going to just buy a copy.

[Heydi Smith]

Super great ideas. This book is chock full of amazing recipes that I want to eat! Definitely one for my bookshelf!

[Josianne Fitzgerald]

Would work if I wasn't allergic to tomatoes. Not enough soups though.

[Jane McGIll]

The recipes sound good, but complicated. I wanted a more simple, practical cookbook with items we have on hand and can make reasonably quickly.

[Anne Allen]

Great recipes