Cookbook and eating habits Rhoda

[Guest guest]

I haven't heard anything about Seinfeld's wife having

a cookbook out. I'm surprised I didn't see something

written up by now.

Hopefully your son wiill enjoy some of the vegetarian

dishes you make. I notice if you make the dish tasty

they usually don't miss the meat. As far as him not

eating many evggies and not having a weight problem,

that can happen. I had an Uncle who ate 1 stick of

butter a day on sugar cookies dipped into his coffee

he filled with oure cream and sugar, he ate the grease

and fat before he tounched his meat. He lived to be

in his late 90's and still had a Mick Jagger body, had

no health issues, took no meds and died of old age.

His brother smoked 2 opacks of cigarettes a day since

age 16 and lived to be in his 90's also. Hard to

imagine. My GRandpa was another one, he made it to 97

and ate everything in excess, if it wasn't full of

cholesterol he didn't touch it.

Donna

--- Rhoda Jayne <Rhoda.Jayne wrote:

 

> The Flylady zone is the kitchen this week & she says

> it's time to toss a

> cookbook,lol! I've decluttered and gotten rid of a

> lot of mine already & was

> down to the ones that I couldn't part with. 2 months

> ago I began buying

> vegan & vegetarian cookbooks so I have a nice

> collection started.

> Jerry Seinfeld's wife has a new cookbook about

> cooking with veggies. She

> purees veggies & puts them in foods so her kids are

> eating veggies without

> knowing it. I needed that book years ago when I had

> a very picky eater in

> the house. He's 26 & still picky; however, he's

> never had a weight problem

> either!

> Amazon.com has her new book & there another one very

> similar to it. I will

> probably have to buy one of them so I can feed my

> husband eggplant,

> zucchini, yellow squash, cucumbers & black eyed

> peas, lol!

> Rhoda

>

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> Rhoda Jayne

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[Guest guest]

The book is Deceptively Delicious. It's not a vegetarian cookbook, but

it does have vegetarian meals. Jessica Seinfeld was on Oprah yesterday

promoting the book. I already have The Sneaky Chef and I don't love the

recipes. Seinfeld's book is supposed to be more healthy, lower in fat,

and more whole grains. I ordered is yesterday. :-)

 

Sharon

 

Donnalilacflower wrote:

> I haven't heard anything about Seinfeld's wife having

> a cookbook out. I'm surprised I didn't see something

> written up by now.

[Guest guest]

Well, my picky picky son has been on his own for several years now. I think

he & his girlfriend share the cooking & I think he eats whatever she

fixes,lol!

Rhoda

 

 

On 10/9/07, Donnalilacflower <thelilacflower wrote:

>

>

> haven't heard anything about Seinfeld's wife having

> a cookbook out. I'm surprised I didn't see something

> written up by now.

> Hopefully your son wiill enjoy some of the vegetarian

> dishes you make. I notice if you make the dish tasty

> they usually don't miss the meat. As far as him not

> eating many evggies and not having a weight problem,

> that can happen. I had an Uncle who ate 1 stick of

> butter a day on sugar cookies dipped into his coffee

> he filled with oure cream and sugar, he ate the grease

> and fat before he tounched his meat. He lived to be

> in his late 90's and still had a Mick Jagger body, had

> no health issues, took no meds and died of old age.

> His brother smoked 2 opacks of cigarettes a day since

> age 16 and lived to be in his 90's also. Hard to

> imagine. My GRandpa was another one, he made it to 97

> and ate everything in excess, if it wasn't full of

> cholesterol he didn't touch it.

> Donna

> --

> Rhoda Jayne

>