The Secret Ingredient: Delicious and easy heart-healthy recipes that might just save your life

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At just 36 years of age, Sally Bee suffered three heart attacks in a single week…and against all odds, survived. Her story is nothing short of a miracle, and she attributes much of it to her delicious and achievable eating plan. Now, in this beautifully illustrated cookbook, she reveals her secret recipe to a healthy heart.
Sally shares her luscious and easy-to-prepare dishes, including her versions of comforting classics we all love-even desserts! This is food that the whole family will enjoy, and that will tempt even novice cooks.
Throughout, Sally relates the details of her own experience and amazing recovery, inspiring others to change their eating habits-without feeling deprived. She's living proof that it's possible.

• ISBN13: 9781402781407
• Condition: New
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The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry: Love, Laughter, and Tears in Paris at the World's Most Famous Cooking School

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This is the funny and inspiring account of Kathleen Flinn’s struggle in a stew of hot-tempered chefs, competitive classmates, her own “wretchedly inadequate” French, and the basics of French cuisine. Flinn was a thirty-six-year-old middle manager trapped on the corporate ladder—until her boss eliminated her job. So she cashed in her savings and moved to Paris to pursue her lifelong dream of attending the venerable Le Cordon Bleu cooking school. Fans of Julie & Julia and the late Julia Child will be richly rewarded by this vibrant tale of self-discovery, transformation, and ultimately love.

• ISBN13: 9780143114130
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

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Wow, a real disappointment - Robert Myers - Virginia Water, Surrey United Kingdom
I am surprised by how remarkably bad this book is. I have read several books about mid-life technology workers who were downsized, fired or quit their jobs and then went off to pursue their dream and then wrote a book about the experience. This is one of the worst. I have a great respect for those who do pursue their dreams and take the risks associated with striking off in a completely different direction. I admire those who choose the road less traveled.

But Ms. Flinn is just not a good writer. The story is flat and familiar. Her attempts at humor are obvious and worn, and there really is little unique about the story to save the poor writing.

I only read about 1/3 of the book and there is a chance it gets much better--but it is a slim chance at best.

I received the book for my birthday, from a very dear friend, but I will likely trade it in at the used book store for something better.

Finally, I was surprised at Elizabeth Gilbert's positive review of this book. I loved Eat, Love Pray. Thought it was far more sincere and intelligently written than Flinn's version.

Robert Myres