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Books : Gordon Ramsay's Healthy Appetite
Rating: 
- Simple but tasty
Despite not particularly liking Gordons stressy and abrasive manner I do like these recipes.
Of course the beautiful presentation does give tempting ideas and will make anyone want to rush out and buy fresh ingrediants to try out.
Love the sashimi idea and the display in particular.
Great value from Amazon, ideal for the coffee table and a book brimming with ideas that are simple and healthy.
Rating: - healthy and tasty
Healthy Appetite is an excellent book.
Gordon bangs on that healthy is not boring..... and he is right. Gone are the trademark cream and reduced sauces, the butter basted meats and in come healthy full english breakfasts, 5 ways with tomates- salads, homemade ketchups. Dishes for a working lunch, entertaining and desserts.
An excellent book with very simple tasty and healthy recipes.
Rating:
- My favourite book of his to date
I have quite a few Gordon Ramsey books and I consider myself to be a more than competent cook at home. Modest I know. I like to cook for people and I have a strong interest (some would say obsesession bordering on fetish) in food, where foods comes from, breeds, varieties, seasons etc. However, I do find that a lot of cook books out on the market, particularly from chefs yet alone Michellin starred chefs go too far. They seek to give tangible copies of the fantasy of their restaurants in your home, initially in hard back.
This is the first of his books that I have found myself using almost daily. I have a girlfriend who is on WeightWatchers at the moment and if any of you are going through that experience of looking at ingredients, trying to manage your points, you don't believe that X ingredient can be tasty etc then this book is really an asset in order to see what combination work well and do not compromise taste. What I like about this book is that I think it really reflects that kind of things that I eat for myself anyway and it either provides a different way of making/presenting things or it just simply gives me new ideas.
Ramsey is very clear that this is not a diet book as discussed by another reviewer. It is not a diet book. Not at all. But it is a book to keep close to you when you have seen things in supermarkets and you're either not sure what they are or you would like to know what to do with them. I am not a baker but I have made so many of his muffin recommendations since I have bought the book much to the delight of my housemate and, again, said girlfriend.
I would highly recommend this book over many of his others if not for the fact that it is far more practical and I would encourage anyone to have a crack at some of the recipes in it. I do raise an eyebrow at the dessert section of any book claiming to be healthy but I think that again he has made an admirable effort here and should be commended for it.
Rating: - Good Wholesome Food
Good to see a book that gives good healthy recipies, that are also full of flavour.It's the usual high standard from Gordon Ramsay, and a lot of the dishes are not only good for you, but are quick to prepare as well.The usual format,meals broken down into breakfast, lunch, dinner and some surprises in the healthy snack department.There are also sections showing you how to cook the healthy way, and a number of options with various ingredients.I am not into deprivation when it comes to food, and like everyone, I like to be healthy.This book goes along way in helping me achieve this without gaining weight.
Rating: - Where are the calories?
Such a shame that a good book doesn't have the calorie values for the recipes
Gordon Ramsay's Healthy Appetite
- Simple but tastyDespite not particularly liking Gordons stressy and abrasive manner I do like these recipes.
Of course the beautiful presentation does give tempting ideas and will make anyone want to rush out and buy fresh ingrediants to try out.
Love the sashimi idea and the display in particular.
Great value from Amazon, ideal for the coffee table and a book brimming with ideas that are simple and healthy.
Rating:
- healthy and tastyHealthy Appetite is an excellent book.
Gordon bangs on that healthy is not boring..... and he is right. Gone are the trademark cream and reduced sauces, the butter basted meats and in come healthy full english breakfasts, 5 ways with tomates- salads, homemade ketchups. Dishes for a working lunch, entertaining and desserts.
An excellent book with very simple tasty and healthy recipes.
Rating:
- My favourite book of his to dateI have quite a few Gordon Ramsey books and I consider myself to be a more than competent cook at home. Modest I know. I like to cook for people and I have a strong interest (some would say obsesession bordering on fetish) in food, where foods comes from, breeds, varieties, seasons etc. However, I do find that a lot of cook books out on the market, particularly from chefs yet alone Michellin starred chefs go too far. They seek to give tangible copies of the fantasy of their restaurants in your home, initially in hard back.
This is the first of his books that I have found myself using almost daily. I have a girlfriend who is on WeightWatchers at the moment and if any of you are going through that experience of looking at ingredients, trying to manage your points, you don't believe that X ingredient can be tasty etc then this book is really an asset in order to see what combination work well and do not compromise taste. What I like about this book is that I think it really reflects that kind of things that I eat for myself anyway and it either provides a different way of making/presenting things or it just simply gives me new ideas.
Ramsey is very clear that this is not a diet book as discussed by another reviewer. It is not a diet book. Not at all. But it is a book to keep close to you when you have seen things in supermarkets and you're either not sure what they are or you would like to know what to do with them. I am not a baker but I have made so many of his muffin recommendations since I have bought the book much to the delight of my housemate and, again, said girlfriend.
I would highly recommend this book over many of his others if not for the fact that it is far more practical and I would encourage anyone to have a crack at some of the recipes in it. I do raise an eyebrow at the dessert section of any book claiming to be healthy but I think that again he has made an admirable effort here and should be commended for it.
Rating:
- Good Wholesome FoodGood to see a book that gives good healthy recipies, that are also full of flavour.It's the usual high standard from Gordon Ramsay, and a lot of the dishes are not only good for you, but are quick to prepare as well.The usual format,meals broken down into breakfast, lunch, dinner and some surprises in the healthy snack department.There are also sections showing you how to cook the healthy way, and a number of options with various ingredients.I am not into deprivation when it comes to food, and like everyone, I like to be healthy.This book goes along way in helping me achieve this without gaining weight.
Rating:
- Where are the calories?Such a shame that a good book doesn't have the calorie values for the recipes
