1,001 Heart Healthy Recipes Quick, Delicious Recipes. What Does Eating Heart Healthy Mean (And How Can You Do It) ?. In this chapter I’m going to take a more in-depth look at the aspects of heart-healthy cooking that we identified in the introduction. For each one I’ll talk about how the recipes in this book support that dietary guideline. Then I’ll give you a list of suggested foods to include and food to avoid :
1. Eat the Right Amount of the Right Kinds of Fats.
2. Reduce Saturated Fats
1. Eat the Right Amount of the Right Kinds of Fats.
2. Reduce Saturated Fats
The recipes in this book are designed with that in mind :
• Red meats - Beef, pork and lamb have been mentioned often as being the
worst in terms of saturated fat.
• Red meats - Beef, pork and lamb have been mentioned often as being the
worst in terms of saturated fat.
• Poultry skin—While not containing as much saturated fat as red meat.
• Whole fat dairy products.
• Tropical oils.
Reduce Trans Fats :
Trans fats are also called trans-fatty acids. They are produced by adding hydrogen to vegetable oil through a process called hydrogenation. This makes the fat more solid and less likely to spoil. Commonly found trans fats include:
• Margarine and other hydrogenated oils
• Commercial baked goods and fried foods
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