The Green Aisle's Healthy Indulgence : More Than 75 Guilt-Free, All-Natural Recipes to Help You Lose Weight and Feel Great (Hardcover)

In her newest book, The Green Aisle’s Healthy Indulgence, Michelle Savage shares more of her own inspiring weight-loss success story as well as provides more than seventy recipes that will assist you in your journey to lose weight and get in shape. Recipes are made with all-natural ingredients and use labels—vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, sugar-free, soy-free, and gluten-free—so you can easily find the ones that are best for you, your friends, and your family.

Michelle invites you to indulge in satisfying and appealing recipes inspired by locations and cuisines all around the world. These include:

Thai shrimp soup
Armenian dolma
Irish brisket & cabbage
Greek pizza
Russian borscht
Israeli shakshouka
and more!
The Green Aisle’s Healthy Indulgence is not about dieting and does not embrace any of the crazy fad diets or obsessive calorie counting many new dieters are following today. Instead, this book promotes an overall healthy lifestyle, which includes eating the simplest, freshest, non-GMO foods you can get your hands on. Using clear instructions and full-page photos, Michelle invites cooks of all skill levels into the kitchen to take the first step to healthier living.

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