Do you love good food? Love to eat? Want the taste of great cooking without the fat or the worry of eating the wrong kinds of foods? Based on the principles of The T-Factor Diet , the book that has created a revolution in the way we eat and think about food, this cookbook opens up an exciting new range of international cooking that will delight your family and friends. You do not have to be on a diet to enjoy the benefits of this book, but each recipe lists total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, calories, sodium, and fiber content, so that the meals you prepare may be keyed into any stage of a diet or maintenance program. In addition to main dishes and ideas for entertaining, there are many tips on cooking for one person, eating out, and meals to take to work. And the dishes are easy to prepare. The Katahns love good food, and they love to cook. They will show you how to prepare fabulous meals―like Sesame-Ginger Lamb Chops or Triple Cheese Manicotti―that combine low fat and low salt with lots of fruits, vegetables, and complex carbohydrates. The recipes in this book meet all the guidelines set forth by the American Heart Association and the American Cancer Society for reducing the dietary risk of disease. The Katahns are the authors of The Rotation Diet Cookbook (Norton, 1987); Martin is also author of The T-Factor Diet (Norton, 1989) and other best-selling diet books. This newest endeavor includes dozens of low-fat recipes, along with readable information on nutrition and exercise; the authors' approach is realistic rather than extreme, their tone comfortable and wellmeaning. The recipes, on the whole, are generally familiar ones, dishes readily available in other low-fat cookbooks. However, the Katahn name guarantees popularity; for most diet/health collections. Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. The Katahns' latest book is addessed to mainstream Americans who, for whatever reason, can't, won't, or don't cook or eat the right kinds of foods. Everything is streamlined and simply presented; better yet, both preparation and cooking times (most dishes are quick to fix) are indicated. Skip the introductory lectures about nutrition and go straight to the 320 recipes; among the familiar comfort foods, now lower in fat, are salmon mousse, minestrone, fajitas, veal Florentine, oven-fried chicken, spinach lasagna, Italian whole-wheat bread, turkey melt, and chocolate chip cookies. Barbara Jacobs Martin Katahn , PhD (1928―2019), was professor of psychology emeritus at Vanderbilt University and director of the Vanderbilt University Weight Management Program. His #1 best-selling books include The Rotation Diet , The T-Factor Diet , and The Low-Fat Supermarket Shopper's Guide (with Jamie Pope).