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#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From beloved food personality Bobby Deen, son of Paula Deen, comes an irresistible healthy cookbook featuring 120 recipes of Southern comfort-food classics—all under 350 calories and jam-packed with flavor.
Raised on his mother’s fried chicken and hoecakes, Bobby Deen ultimately found himself, as a young man, twenty-five pounds overweight. Unwilling to sacrifice any of his favorite foods, Bobby started tweaking the recipes he grew up on, replacing sour cream with nonfat yogurt, using lower-calorie versions of mayonnaise, cream cheese, and other high-calorie items. Even Paula herself sometimes couldn’t tell the difference between the lo-cal versions and her originals—since the flavor remained top-notch.
Here you’ll find a soup-to-nuts collection of many of the great dishes and flavors you’ve come to enjoy and expect from the Deens, but with a lot fewer calories. Every recipe has been reviewed and approved by a certified nutritionist. Yes, you can have your Gooey Less Butter Cake and eat it too . . . along with such selections as
It’s a Party Guacamole • Easy Ginger-Glazed Spare Ribs • Yes You Can Mac and Cheese • Cheeseburger Casserole • Old-Fashioned Meatloaf • Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken • Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Apples • Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes • Bittersweet Chocolate Cheesecake • Strawberry Streusel Cake
In addition to all these mouthwatering recipes and 65 full-color photos, you will find before/after fat and calorie counts (so you know just how many calories you’re saving)—plus a week’s worth of 1,500 calorie/day menus, celebration menus, healthy prep tips, weight-loss shortcuts, ideas for stocking a healthy pantry/fridge, and a section on easy high-fat/low-fat ingredient swaps. Praise for From Mama’s Table to Mine
“Deen wants folks to enjoy healthy favorites without sacrificing flavors or family memories, and this cookbook is sure to make a mamma proud.”—Publishers Weekly “It’s so great that Bobby has refashioned some all-time-favorite Southern dishes in a healthier style. He continues to work hard to keep America healthy and happy.”—Curtis Stone, chef, television host, and author
“Bobby Deen has been our ‘brother from another mother,’ and when you taste his dishes, you immediately recognize Paula’s influence. His tasty food stresses eating healthier without sacrificing the delicious Southern flavors and traditions he grew up with! Way to go Bobby!”—Pat and Gina Neely, hosts of Down Home with the Neelys “Even Paula, who’s been eating healthier herself these days, can’t tell the difference. ‘Are you sure you remembered to take out the fat?’ she asked when she first tasted the food. He did—we swear.”—Food Network Magazine “Bobby Deen nails it with these favorite Southern recipes. What they’ve lost in calories, they’ve gained in flavor. Perfect for everything from a quick weeknight meal to an elaborate Saturday night celebration.”—Rocco DiSpirito, chef and author
“For the health-conscious eater who craves comfort food . . . Bobby’s recipes strike a balance between familiar flavors and a newer, healthier approach to cooking.”—Shelf Awareness (starred review)
#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From beloved food personality Bobby Deen, son of Paula Deen, comes an irresistible healthy cookbook featuring 120 recipes of Southern comfort-food classics—all under 350 calories and jam-packed with flavor.
Raised on his mother’s fried chicken and hoecakes, Bobby Deen ultimately found himself, as a young man, twenty-five pounds overweight. Unwilling to sacrifice any of his favorite foods, Bobby started tweaking the recipes he grew up on, replacing sour cream with nonfat yogurt, using lower-calorie versions of mayonnaise, cream cheese, and other high-calorie items. Even Paula herself sometimes couldn’t tell the difference between the lo-cal versions and her originals—since the flavor remained top-notch.
Here you’ll find a soup-to-nuts collection of many of the great dishes and flavors you’ve come to enjoy and expect from the Deens, but with a lot fewer calories. Every recipe has been reviewed and approved by a certified nutritionist. Yes, you can have your Gooey Less Butter Cake and eat it too . . . along with such selections as
It’s a Party Guacamole • Easy Ginger-Glazed Spare Ribs • Yes You Can Mac and Cheese • Cheeseburger Casserole • Old-Fashioned Meatloaf • Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken • Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Apples • Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes • Bittersweet Chocolate Cheesecake • Strawberry Streusel Cake
In addition to all these mouthwatering recipes and 65 full-color photos, you will find before/after fat and calorie counts (so you know just how many calories you’re saving)—plus a week’s worth of 1,500 calorie/day menus, celebration menus, healthy prep tips, weight-loss shortcuts, ideas for stocking a healthy pantry/fridge, and a section on easy high-fat/low-fat ingredient swaps. Praise for From Mama’s Table to Mine
“Deen wants folks to enjoy healthy favorites without sacrificing flavors or family memories, and this cookbook is sure to make a mamma proud.”—Publishers Weekly “It’s so great that Bobby has refashioned some all-time-favorite Southern dishes in a healthier style. He continues to work hard to keep America healthy and happy.”—Curtis Stone, chef, television host, and author
“Bobby Deen has been our ‘brother from another mother,’ and when you taste his dishes, you immediately recognize Paula’s influence. His tasty food stresses eating healthier without sacrificing the delicious Southern flavors and traditions he grew up with! Way to go Bobby!”—Pat and Gina Neely, hosts of Down Home with the Neelys “Even Paula, who’s been eating healthier herself these days, can’t tell the difference. ‘Are you sure you remembered to take out the fat?’ she asked when she first tasted the food. He did—we swear.”—Food Network Magazine “Bobby Deen nails it with these favorite Southern recipes. What they’ve lost in calories, they’ve gained in flavor. Perfect for everything from a quick weeknight meal to an elaborate Saturday night celebration.”—Rocco DiSpirito, chef and author
“For the health-conscious eater who craves comfort food . . . Bobby’s recipes strike a balance between familiar flavors and a newer, healthier approach to cooking.”—Shelf Awareness (starred review)
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Chapter 1
CHAPTER 1
When’s Dinner?! Some Favorite Appetizers
You know that time of the day in the late afternoon when it’s not quite dinnertime but your stomach just won’t seem to believe you? I reckon that is just about the most dangerous time for trying to eat right. On the other hand, it’s also a chance to eat some of the most delicious food of the day. Because that’s the hour I start setting out appetizers. These first bites are some of my favorite foods, and I don’t like to deprive myself of a good eating opportunity. So I’ve devised ways to be smart about what I choose at this time of the day.
I like to look at my appetizers as the first part of my evening meal. I mean, what is an appetizer besides the lead-in to the main course? It should work with my main meal, not against it. My first course does the job of getting my appetite in the right frame of mind for what’s coming next. If I know what my main meal is going to be, I know what best to pair it up with on the appetizer end.
What I try to do is match a lighter-style appetizer with a heavier meal, and vice versa. If my main meal is going to be something like Grilled Filet Mignon with Vidalia Onions (page 64), I may decide on something like Pickled Shrimp (page 6) to start with. With an ice-cold beer in hand, these babies are a nice bright snack to keep me satisfied as the grill heats up. If I’m planning on something a little lighter for dinner, like Glazed Scallops with Pineapple Salsa (page 80), I may just go with something a little heavier to get me going, like Fiery Queso Fundido (page 12) or Sweet and Savory Meatballs (page 17).
And when I’ve got friends over for dinner, there’s nothing more hospitable than starting the meal out with some really special appetizers. Setting out some beautiful, bite-size Mini Savannah Crab Cakes (page 14) or Spinach-and-Cheese–Stuffed Mushrooms (page 16) tells her my Mama raised me right.
As an added bonus, these recipes are fast and easy to pull together. In fact, most can be finished off before your guests even knock at the door, making for more relaxed entertaining. With these appetizers in your lineup, you’ll find yourself free to leave the kitchen, mingle with your guests, and get in a few more bites of each tasty morsel of food you put out.
Bobby’s Pimiento Cheese
Well, I guess we Deens are pretty well known for our pimiento cheese at this point. We just love it. That’s why a book of healthy comfort food recipes with my name on it absolutely had to include a lighter version of this Southern classic. No matter what you do with it—spread it between two pieces of bread, slather it on top of a burger, or just serve it as is with some vegetable sticks for dipping—this recipe is one you’re going to want in your collection. Makes about 2 cups / Serves 8 to 10
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or using a handheld mixer, beat the cream cheese until fluffy. Beat in the Cheddar, mayonnaise, pimientos, Worcestershire sauce, onion powder, and pepper until well blended. Serve with celery sticks or any vegetable you like.
My Motivation
Pimiento cheese is my pick-me-up food. When I’m lacking the motivation to get myself moving to do some exercise, I promise myself a pimiento cheese sandwich as a reward for a hard workout. While it may sound funny, just having a goal in front of me makes me work that much harder. Find your own pick-me-up food and use it the next time you need a little extra motivation in keeping healthy.
2 ounces low-fat cream cheese (Neufchâtel),...
Au sujet de l’auteur-
Bobby Deen is the son of famous Food Network host and bestselling cookbook author Paula Deen. Bobby, along with his brother Jamie, got his start in the food business back in 1989 when their mom hired them to deliver sandwiches. The three Deens joined forces to open a restaurant in Savannah, The Lady and Sons. Bobby is the host of the Cooking Channel’s and Food Network’s Not My Mama’s Meals and a frequent guest on a variety of Food Network shows.
Melissa Clark has spent her entire professional life associated with food. Her work appears in The New York Times, Food & Wine, Travel & Leisure, and Real Simple. She has also collaborated on more than twenty cookbooks, one of which received both a James Beard Award and the Julia Child Cookbook Award in 2000. Her latest cookbook is Cook This Now: 120 Easy and Delectable Dishes You Can’t Wait to Make.
Critiques-
January 21, 2013 In his new cookbook, Deen features 120 refashioned Southern-style dishes, similar to those that his mother—the Food Network’s queen of Southern cooking, Paula Deen—cooked for him when he was growing up. It is his first solo effort, following four cookbooks coauthored with brother Jamie. Bobby redesigns the Lowcountry fare of his “Mama’s people” into healthy, fast-and-easy versions that are big on flavor, proving one can still “eat like a champ” while following a healthy lifestyle. Food and photographs have a he-man energy, with images of jock Bobby enjoying playing ball, surfing, hiking, and grilling. Deen’s hungry-man narrative “reckons” “y’all” will enjoy these “big ol’” family dishes and improved “fixin’s.” Comfort food fans won’t be disappointed: recipes for pot pies, shrimp dishes, grits, and ribs, along with chicken-fried steak, crab cakes, hush puppies, and fried potatoes are included. Rather than being deep-fried, they’re prepared using oven-fried and nonstick skillet methods. Deen doesn’t skimp on desserts. He tweaks salads, smoothies, and offers a tofu-packed butternut squash soup. “Breakin’ It Down” charts show fat and calorie reductions, and a “Tips and Tricks” chapter suggests activities, 1,500 calories-a-day menus, items to keep on hand, nutritional swap-outs, and superfoods. Deen wants folks to enjoy healthy favorites without sacrificing flavors or family memories, and this cookbook is sure to make a mamma proud.
September 1, 2012
Lo-cal recipes for Southern-inspired comfort food. The proof of the pudding: Deen lost 30 pounds.
Copyright 2012 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
Shelf Awareness (starred review)
"For the health-conscious eater who craves comfort food . . . Bobby's recipes strike a balance between familiar flavors and a newer, healthier approach to cooking."
Carla Hall, host of ABC's The Chew
"Thanks, Bobby Deen, for giving us 120 delicious reasons why we can have our cake and eat it too . . . quickly! From Hush Puppies, to Slow-Cooked North Carolina–Style Pulled Pork, to one of my favorite childhood sandwiches, the Crispy, Crunchy Reuben, to a number of delicious desserts, all the bases are covered. If you love Southern food--without the calories or the time commitment--you'll want this cookbook!"
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