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Weight Loss Surgery Cookbooks

:biggrin:Just picked up recipes for Life After Weight Loss Surgery: Delicious Dishes for Nourishing the New You by Margaret Furtado at Barnes and Noble last night... excited to try some of these recipes!

I know there are other cookbooks out there for WLS... any favorites? I LOVE to cook, and would love an army of healthy recipes I can make for the whole family... I love to cook but I'm not cooking 2 dinners a night!

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I can understand not cooking different meals. Does the book have nice pics included? I thought about getting that cookbook from amazon. Let me know how you like the recipes once you try them.

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There are pics of a lot of the recipes in it. I made sweet potatoes au gratin last night and it was delish!!! Each recipe lists what weeks post op you can handle that food...

I love cooking, too. I tend to make family favorites, and modify my own serving (omit the starches, whatever...) but when I am looking for new recipes, I've liked many that I've found at bariatriceating.com. They lean toward the lower-carb, which works well for me.

I love cooking, too. I tend to make family favorites, and modify my own serving (omit the starches, whatever...) but when I am looking for new recipes, I've liked many that I've found at bariatriceating.com. They lean toward the lower-carb, which works well for me.

Betsy,

Thanks for this website! The recipes look amazing!

There are pics of a lot of the recipes in it. I made sweet potatoes au gratin last night and it was delish!!! Each recipe lists what weeks post op you can handle that food...

That sounds really good!!

I just bought that book from amazon.com I sure hope i put it to good use...:biggrin:

OMG the cover picture on that book has 3 pieces of toast? Who can eat even one piece of bread let alone 3???

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