The Heart Protection Kitchen - by Sergio Fazio & Tracy Severson (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The Heart Protection Kitchen is a collection of 100 mouthwatering recipes designed to prevent and reverse heart disease. Cowritten by the director and dietitian of Oregon Health & Science University's (OHSU's) Center for Preventive Cardiology and based on their innovative cooking program of the same name, this cookbook teaches readers to prepare delicious meals that are quick, affordable, healthy, and perfectly balanced to protect the heart. From a kale Caesar salad to chicken cacciatore to decadent brownies, each recipe includes prep and cook times, symbols for special dietary requirements, and a nutritional chart to help readers track their intake. Moreover, the book includes a comprehensive introduction with heart-healthy information, strategies for meal planning, and tips for healthy cooking. The Heart Protection Kitchen is an indispensable cookbook for home cooks who want simple, healthy, and flavorful dishes. Tracy Severson and Sergio Fazio created the Heart Protection Kitchen, an acclaimed food program at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), with the goal of helping patients reduce heart disease by improving their diets. The service has inspired countless patients with a team of doctors, a nutritionist, and award-winning chefs teaching them how to cook delicious, heart-healthy meals. This cookbook is a collection of those recipes, from our kitchen to yours.

Review Quotes

"This book is a must read. It is full of sound advice and creative recipes that will show you the delicious path to a healthier heart." --Vitaly Paley, chef and restaurateur, Paley's Place, Imperial, The Crown, Headwaters and Rosa "This wonderful book is packed with inspiring recipes and smart strategies to make eating well a true pleasure. Written by credentialed culinary and nutrition experts, it's the perfect guidebook for deliciously doable, heart-healthy eating." --Ellie Krieger RD, award-winning cookbook author and TV personality "Prevention of heart disease begins with healthy eating. Bravo to these experts for absolutely delicious recipes grounded in a deep understanding of heart-healthy diets." --Amit Khera MD, MSc, FASPC, President, American Society for Preventive Cardiology