Cooking with Joy or Enduring Harvests

Cooking with Joy: A 90/10 Weight-Loss Cookbook

Author: Joy Bauer

Why have so many people tried and loved Joy Bauer's 90/10 Weight-Loss Plan? The answer is simple: it works! On the 90/10 plan, dieters follow a balanced diet of 90% nutritious foods and 10% "Fun" foods-whatever you want, whenever you want. Since you don't feel deprived of your favorite foods, The 90/10 Weight-Loss Plan is a program you can stay on successfully.

Now, Joy, one of New York's hottest nutritionists, reveals the secrets to creating meals that will help you lose weight and keep it off. Cooking with Joy delivers a 14-day menu plan and over 100 satisfying and delectable recipes. Forget about chalky diet shakes and bland frozen meals. Using Joy's healthy recipes plans, you and your family will enjoy dishes like Apple Cinnamon Crepes, Chicken and Cashew Lettuce Wraps, and Creamy Pumpkin Pie. Cooking with Joy is the perfect book for those looking to shop smart and create delicious and healthy at-home meals.

Only Cooking with Joy features:
· Over 100 recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert!
· A fourteen-day menu planner
· Nutritional information including variations to fit 1200, 1400, 1800, and 2000 calorie-a-day eating plans
· Joy's aisle-by-aisle guide to navigating the grocery store
· Kids in the Kitchen-a chapter devoted to kid-friendly meals and snacks, including Cheerios French Toast and Pretty in Pink Soup
· Gourmet dinners perfect for parties and holiday gatherings
· Gourmet meals for parties-From Jamaican Jerk Chicken with Mango Salsa to Roasted Red Pepper Frittatas
· Kids in the Kitchen-- Banana Choc-Topus, Rainbow Chicken Nuggets, Frozen PuddingLollipops, and more!
· A 14-Day Menu Plan
· Joy's Top Ten Tips-How to get the most flavor from the foods you eat
· Joy's aisle-by-aisle guide to navigating the grocery store-where to stop and where to steer clear!

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Enduring Harvests

Author: E Barrie Kavasch

Tempting, modern American Indian recipes are set within the framework of festivals, Powwows, Potlatches, Puberty rites, and Feast Days embraced with spiritual concepts in native settings.

More than 150 tempting Native American recipes here have been adapted for the modern kitchen, making use of vegetables, fruits, fish, and game indigenous to the Americas. Delve into the delicious worlds of American Indian cookery and glimpse the cultures that made food preparation an art as well as a prayer for health and peace. Countless celebrations will charm you with a deeper respect for Native American foods and spiritual life honoring nature and the earth in every month of the year. Come journey from the Arctic Circle to Peru, and feel deliciously at home in Indian America.

Table of Contents:

	Map of Tribal Native America	xii
	Introduction	xiv
	September	1
	The Shinnecock Powwow	2
	The Navajo Nation Fair	10
	Tulsa Native American Festival	14
	Schemitzun: Feast of Green Corn	18
	Annual Pine Nut Festival	24
	Native American Day	26
	October	31
	Saint Francis Feast Day at Ak Chin	32
	Pueblo Feast Days	38
	Narragansett Harvest Festival and Ceremony of Thanksgiving	43
	Cranberry Day Festival	48
	Autumn Bluefish Harvest	51
	Delaware Big House Ceremony	56
	November	63
	Dias de los Muertos	64
	Pawnee Veterans Day Dance and Gathering	74
	San Diego's Feast Day	78
	Thanksgiving	83
	Nullakatuk: An Eskimo Thanksgiving	93
	December	95
	The Shalako Ceremony	96
	Blackfoot Indian Art Festival	103
	Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast Day	108
	Hopi Soyal Ceremony at Winter Solstice	111
	Christmastime in Pueblo Country	117
	Miccosukee Arts Festival and the Seminole Fair	120
	January	123
	Pueblo New Year's Day Dances	124
	Three Kings' Day Festival and Dance	128
	Iroquois Midwinter Ceremonies	132
	Evening Firelight Dances and San Ildefonso Pueblo Feast Day	137
	February	139
	Winter Ceremonies of the Northwest Coast People	140
	Winter Socials and Powwows	147
	Candelaria Day Celebration and Dances	150
	Hopi Powamu Ceremony and Bean Dance	152
	O'odham Tash Indian Days Celebration	159
	Seminole Tribal Fair, Powwow, and Rodeo	164
	Tulsa Indian Arts Festival	167
	March	171
	Northwest Coast Potlatches	172
	The Return of the Buzzards	181
	Maple Sugaring Festivals	184
	April	193
	Shad--A Bush, A Fish, A Festival	194
	Cree Walking Out Ceremony	200
	April Powwows and Other Celebrations	203
	Root Feasts and Salmon Feasts	208
	Easter Week Celebrations in the Desert Southwest	214
	May	219
	San Felipe Pueblo Feast Day and Corn Dance	220
	Cinco de Mayo	223
	Nipmuck Planting Moon Observance and Potluck	229
	Pueblo Blessing of the Fields	232
	Upper Mattaponi Spring Festival	235
	June	241
	Commemorative Trail of Tears Walk	242
	Corpus Christi Fiesta at Pala Mission	245
	Otsiningo Powwow and Indian Craft Fair	249
	Barrie Powwow	253
	Red Earth Festival	255
	Creek Nation Festival and Rodeo	258
	Yukon International Storytelling Festival	261
	Strawberry Moon Powwow	266
	July	269
	Odanak Abenaki Gathering	270
	Mashpee Wampanoag Annual Powwow	272
	Apache Girls Puberty Sunrise Ceremony	276
	Buffalo Days and the Plains Sun Dance	280
	Plains Wild Plum Moon Celebration	285
	The World Eskimo-Indian Olympics	288
	Hopi Niman Kachina Dance	291
	August	293
	Creek Green Corn Feast	294
	Mohegan Wigwam Powwow and Green Corn Festival	297
	Crow Fair	299
	Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony and Flute Ceremony	302
	Peruvian Potato Feasts	304
	Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial	308
	Selected Bibliography	313
	Source Directory for Native Foods	316
	Acknowledgments	318
	Index	321