Smart Chefs Stay Slim: Lessons in Eating and Living From America's Best Chefs
By (Author) Allison Adato
Foreword by Art Smith
Penguin Putnam Inc
New American Library
31st December 2012
United States
General
Non Fiction
Obesity: treatment and therapy
Dietetics and nutrition
General cookery and recipes
Diets and dieting, nutrition
613.2
Paperback
320
Width 139mm, Height 209mm, Spine 17mm
249g
Chefs are around delicious, tempting food all day. So how do they manage to look good while eating so well When People magazine editor Allison Adato found covering the restaurant world was taking a toll on her own waistline, she turned to top chefs for their secrets. Here, more than three dozen greats like Eric Ripert, Thomas Keller, Rick Bayless, Tom Colicchio, and Michelle Bernstein reveal how to- . Always enjoy the food you love . Choose big flavors for maximum pleasure . Read a restaurant menu and indulge the way smart chefs do . Cook the easy, satisfying meals that pros prepare at home . Use lemon, salt, and olive oil to make almost any dish terrific . End your day with a square of chocolate You don't have to cook like a four-star chef to eat like one! Like so many Americans, celebrity chefs also face the strain of balancing a good diet with a busy lifestyle. Now they share their own smart tips, scrumptious recipes and personal stories of losing over 100 pounds, of taking off baby weight and eating with kids, and of celebrating a love for food without sacrificing health-all while indulging an appetite for life.
"Overeating may be an occupational hazard, but some chefs manage to maintain their weight. Smart Chefs reveals their successful strategies for eating what they love-in moderation, of course. Adato presents their strategies as 'lessons' that should work for anyone who adores food. Smart Chefs is fun to read and packed with good advice."Marion Nestle, Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health at New York University and Author of What to Eat Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition, food studies, and public health at New
"Smart Chefs Stay Slim is at once approachable, realistic and mouth-watering." Gail Simmons
"A breezy, entertaining read sharing lessons, tips and recipes from some of America's best-known chefs in answer to the compelling question, 'How do chefs stay slim' It's filled with enjoyable anecdotes that promise to help fuel your efforts to do the same."Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg, James Beard AwardWinning Authors of the Bestseller The Flavor Bible and The Food Lovers Guide to Wine Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg, James Beard Award-winning authors of the bes
"Sure, chefs are delighted to talk about childhood obesity, and a healthier America, but getting this personal Sharing private details about their own struggles and frustrations with weight It's very rare. I love this book because of the great practical tips. But I really love this book because it humanizes so many legendary chefs, who aren't above taking inventory of their own bodies -- as emotional as that can be -- just like the rest of us."Alyssa Shelasky, author of Apron Anxiety and editor at New York magazines Grub Street Alyssa Shelasky, author of Apron Anxiety and editor at New York Maga
Have you ever wondered how celebrity chefs stay healthy and slim Well, wonder no more! Allison Adato has skillfully and wittily pried ninety sensible and doable secrets and some delicious recipes from Americas most famous award-winning chefs. Yes, you can have your steak and chocolate! Susan Ungaro, President, James Beard Foundation
People magazine senior editor Allison Adato has written a book thats a breezy, entertaining read, sharing lessons, tips, and recipes from some of Americas best-known chefs in answer to the compelling question, How do chefs stay slim Its filled with enjoyable anecdotes that promise to help fuel your efforts to do the same. Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg, Authors of the Bestseller THE FLAVOR BIBLE
Allison Adato is an award-winning journalist and senior editor at People magazine. Her work has appeared in Los Angeles Times magazine, and she was a staff writer at Life magazine. She lives with her family in New York City.