175 Natural Sugar Desserts

by Angelina Dayan, Ari Dayan

Homemade desserts and baked goods for health-conscious people. The delicious recipes in this new book are ideal for those who want to reduce their intake of processed sugar or even eliminate it completely. Angelina and Ari Dayan show how to remove sugar and still get great flavors. Each recipe uses the natural sweetness of fruits and other natural ingredients like honey, maple syrup, agave syrup, stevia and xylitol, a naturally occurring sugar substitute found in the fibers of many fruits and vegetables. Some of the sumptuous desserts Jam packed with helpful tips and techniques, these recipes range from the everyday to ones for special occasions. In addition, there is valuable information on using alternative sweeteners. 175 Natural Sugar Desserts will quickly become a favored resource for the home cook who wants to produce healthy meals.

Genres: Cookbooks

224 pages, Paperback

First published September 3, 2009

About the author

Angelina Dayan started writing when she was still in high school and quickly became known in local literary circles. Then she went to study in Paris, graduated in economics and marketing, and embraced a business career. Writing became an occasional hobby. She did write a cookbook, though, published by Robert Rose in the USA and Les Editions de l'Homme in Canada. Although she had always wanted only one cat, the events you will discover in this book led her to have 15, not counting permanent or occasional visitors to the garden. So many incredible adventures happened to her cats that it was only natural to put them together in a book. Well, she will tell you the storyteller is not her but her lovely kitty, Freddy @FreddyKitty. Freddy invited his Twitter friends, Maggie (Andrea Shepheard) and Munch (Helen Nicholson), to participate in his book, and they kindly accepted.

Andrea Shepheard, the author of the story "Sweet Maggie is Left Behind," lives in Norfolk, England. She loves all animals and especially spends time with her lovely kitty, Maggie @Andy18512371.

Helen Nicholson, the author of the story "Munch Goes Missing", loves animals, especially cats, and of course, her extra special cat Munch @MunchPudding. She also loves to travel and see parts of the world she hasn't seen before, experiencing new cultures and meeting people. Her favourite country is Greece as there are so many cats, the weather is great, and the people are super friendly. Being on Cats of Twitter has helped bring her passions of travelling and meeting new people with cats together, and she has made some lovely friends along the way. Helen lives close to Manchester, England.

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