Thought I may as well kick things off with a review of a “healthy recipe” cookbook since that’s what this site was originally dedicated to.
So I’m posting my uncensored review of the “Healthy Urban Kitchen Cookbook.”
Note this is a review, if you’re looking for the official Healthy Urban Kitchen Cookbook, you can find that by clicking here.
Why am I writing this? Well, when I was thinking about buying this book, there weren’t really any real reviews out there for it, so I thought I should write one up quickly to help people who are in the same position I was.
Just to let you know, however, I’ll be going over both the good and the bad so if you only want me to sugarcoat it, well, you probably won’t like what I have to say today.
I think I’ve seen just about every diet imaginable and I have to tell you that a lot of the junk being promoted as healthy is absolute garbage.
The people promoting Weight Watchers foods and Nutrisystem foods as “healthy” should be thrown in jail… but I’ll save that tyrade for another day.
Here’s what I really liked about the Healthy Urban Kitchen Cookbook.
I really like the approach that “eating healthy and losing weight should be enjoyable, not like a math class.”
Too many times diet plans, and cookbooks will have you counting calories all day long.
This book doesn’t do that.
And it doesn’t assume you want to be a bunny and eat carrots and kale all day long. You still get to eat a lot of great food when following the recipes.
Probably the one downside to this cookbook is that there can be some added prep time to making the recipes compared to if you were using a box so if you’re short on time, a lot of these recipes aren’t going to work. It definitely takes more time than going to McDonald’s or KFC.
But other than that, I have to say it’s an excellent book, and definitely worth the money.
Here’s the link to the official website if you’d like to check it out.