Super Food Family Classics
Published
14 July 2016
Who’s the author? Jamie Oliver, the nation’s most influential person in the food industry, children’s health campaigner, chef, restaurateur, and father.
What’s it about? Super Food Family Classics continues with the popular philosophy behind Jamie's Everyday Super Food, bringing exciting, healthy eating to the heart of the home. Get ready to freshen up your family favourites and expand your recipe repertoire with new nutritious, tasty meals – make your weekly menu something to shout about.
Recipes we love: Sneak in extra veg with Squash Mac 'N' Cheese and enjoy a no-arguments family dinner with Chicken Fajitas, Smoky Dressed Aubergines & Peppers. When you need a no-fuss meal on the table fast, try Chicken Goujons or Pasta Pesto, or get ahead with freezer-friendly Jumbo Fish Fingers or Proper Chicken Nuggets. Use ingredients you know the family already love in new, exciting ways, with Sweet Potato Fish Cakes or Chocolate Porridge.
Good book for: If you're looking for fresh ideas and an easy way to make healthy eating a part of everyday family life.
You’ll like it if: You're looking for an easy way to eat balanced, nutritious meals that taste great. All of Jamie's recipes are tried and tested, with clear and easy-to-understand nutritional information, including the number of veg and fruit portions in each dish. If you are looking for further advice and information on eating healthily with a family there’s a bumper back-section packed with valuable advice on everything from cooking with kids and tackling fussy eaters plus much, much more.
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