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So I'm trying to top up my Amazon order to get the free shipping and I thought why not get a new cookbook to go with my low carb in the new year. I'm going to try TNT so I have the recipes from that, but I like to cook and might go through cooking withdrawal just because I know that Canadian Living has a new baking book out that I won't be tempting myself with.
Gourmet Nutrition has a decent number of low carb options. Meals are either "anytime" or "post workout" and anytime is pretty low carb. I just woulda figured it's the kinda of thing people already know about, and I don't know too many others… at least without just being "low carb" but high cal and butterriffic and whatnot…
I mostly do meat & veggies and not really things that are a recipe - so don't have a lot of low carb books. I have some nice grilling books though, with sauces and mops and marinades that can be tweaked to be low(er) carb.
I have the one that Gobbla recommends and it's very good.
There's a recipe section in TNT. Also a lot of recipes in The Testosterone Advantage Plan, which aren't specifically geared as low carb but most of them are.
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Low carb cookbook?
and that book does look yummy.
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