Food for Thought and  Whole Health
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Nutrilicious:  A Kosher Vegetarian Cookbook (with a Smile!)

Recipes, Wisdom and Humor for a Healthy Lifestyle

"Nutrilicious is not just a cookbook; it is a multi-faceted experience. With
scrumptious food served with dollops of satire ...makes delicious fare for
the reader." , Richard H. Schwartz, President of Jewish Vegetarians of North
America



Nutrilicious is far more than a vegetarian cookbook; it is a passionate (but
not preachy or threatening) call to better living. Filled with recipes,
product lists, stories, entertaining (and yes, educational) quotes.
.Nutrilicious is completely unique among new Kosher cookbooks. Far more than
a collection of recipes Nutrilicious offers loads of useful information, fun
and wisdom.



Author Edith Rothschild is a woman on a mission. And a tasty one at that.
After years of suffering from debilitating back pain and joint inflammation
with no relief from numerous painkillers, relaxants and anti-inflammatory
pills - Rothschild decided she needed to take her health into her own hands.
One of the major changes she made was her diet. It transformed her life.
With Nutrilicious, Rothschild brings her decades of experience and knowledge
to everyone interested in simple, healthy and delicious food.



Nutrilicious contains over 170 recipes which are perfect (and usually easy)
for everyday dishes as well as celebrations, Shabbat and holidays.



Nutrilicious offers chapters filled with useful information and recipes
including:



Cooking in Stages and Other Timeless Timesavers

Pantry Necessities

Vegetables: The Best Life Insurance We Can Buy

Soups: The Comfort Food for All Occasions

Whole Grains

Legumes: The Protein Food of Vegetarians and Vegans

Tofu: The Joy and Ploy of Soy

Nuts and Seeds: Its OK to Go Nuts!

Baked Goods: Without the Sugar Monster



About the Author:



Edith Rothschild received her Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature
from the University of Toronto, and her Master of Arts degree in Counseling
Psychology from the Adler Professional School of Psychology. She is also a
Certified Bach Flower Remedy counselor. After having suffered for many years
with osteoarthritis and its many painful and debilitating side effects, she
decided to add holistic health to her curricula. She studied extensively the
field of nutrition, particularly vegetarianism and a Whole Natural Foods
Diet and, thus, learned first hand the connection between disease,
de-toxifying, a plant-based diet and healing. She gave diet workshops in
Toronto and Jerusalem before deciding to share her knowledge and experiences
with a wider audience.



Title: Nutrilicious: Food for Thought and Whole Health

Author: Edith Rothschild

Publisher: Feldheim Publishers

  Pages: 260

ISBN: 978-1-58330-300-9   $26.99 US  $ 32.99 CAD



This book is available from Baker & Taylor and directly from the publisher:
(800) 237-7149 or http://www.feldheim.com






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