Healthy Cook Book???

I use Cooking Light recipes all the time - for at least the last 4 years. I have a magazine subscription and I choose new recipes to cook each month. They also have several good cookbooks, if you'd prefer that.  Cooking Light Superfast Suppers is a pretty good one and it's quick and easy. The reason I like Cooking Light is you would never know it was "healthy food" - it tastes so good.  I can cook it for guests or parties and people never know that I'm sneaking healthy food into thier diet!

Their website, www.cookinglight.com has some information that might help you.

Another vote for the Cooking Light series. We had a subscription to the magazine, but now we just get the annual cookbooks. The organization and indexing can be less than ideal, but the recipes and meal suggestions are usually great.

Cool!  Thanks guys.  I'm going to add that one to my Amazon wish list. 

The way it is now my wife and I eat mostly processed foods.  Very little fresh ingrediants.  We're so busy we either eat out or eat frozen dinners.  Not going to cut it now that I'm training for my first Ironman.

Any other suggestions?

late reply. Third the Cooking Light sub.  Had a subscription for several years.  When I see something I like, I rip it out and put it in a clear protective sheet which goes in a very organized binder. 

After I make it, I type it up the way I made it.  Often I don't make a pie crust or will adjust the ingredients or make notes. 

Another good cookbook is "Eating for Life" by Bill Phillips.  It has pictures of the ingredients and pictures of the finished product.  check it out.  Most of them are pretty easy to make.

Laurel's Kitchen - a good vegetarian cookbook.

Great suggestions everyone.  Thanks!  I've added a bunch of books to my Amazon wish list. 

I'm looking forward to finally eating fresh food. 

I like the soups in Laurel's Kitchen best. Funny about Moosewood...I've got that too and have never found anything I wanted to make out of it! Any suggestions?

Can't go wrong with mac and cheese! Cool...I'll check it out.

One of the best pieces of advice I've ever read was to do my shopping on the outside aisles at the supermarket. This is where all the fresh, unprocessed food is. It's when you get into the middle of the store that you start finding things in boxes. 

Wow.  That's strange...but true.