Wholemeal pizza base Recipe: Low Fat, Low Sugar
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Makes a pizza for four people
1 oz / 25 g fresh yeast or 1 tablespoon dried yeast +1 teaspoon sugar
1/4 pint / 150 ml warm milk
8 oz / 200g wholemeal flour
1/2 oz / 15g lard
salt to taste
Mixed vegetable topping: Experiment with a selection of onion, mushroom, tomato, courgette, aubergine, olives, all well chopped. Sprinkle with grated low-fat cheese.
Curried fruit topping: grapes, sultanas, peach slices, onion, tomato, curry sauce to taste. All well chopped.
Copyright Peter Thomson 2012-May-19
Why the low sugar, low fat lifestyle is easy
What is a healthy balanced diet?
Starchy foods - the basis of the diet
Plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables
Health is also dependent on exercise
Maintain a healthy body weight
Food Supplements pros and cons
Carbohydrates, Fats and Protein
Vitamins, Minerals and Trace Elements
Eat whole grain cereals, not highly refined flour
Further tips for a healthy lifestyle
How preserving affects nutrients
Getting Started - Changing your diet
Equipment for pressure cooking
Food mixers, food processors, grain mill
Ready meals, takeaways and cook/chill
Entertaining and special occasions
Picnics and children's party ideas
Diets for life stages - Pregnancy
Feeding Baby- breast or bottle
The Main Starch Grains: Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, Maize
The main starch grains: rice, millet and sorghum
Other starchy grains and flours: amaranth, buckwheat, quinnoa, teff, wild rice
Starchy roots and tubers: potato, sweet potato, jerusalem-artichoke, yam
Sesame, pumpkin, sunflower seeds
Starchy fruit: breadfruit, banana-plantain, water chestnut
Oils and fats: butter, olives, olive oil
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