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August 7, 2008

New Ways to Enjoy Delicious and Heart Healthy Latino Recipes

Delicious Heart Healthy Latino Recipes/Platillos latinos sabrosos y saludables (bilingual English, Spanish)Staying healthy can be a challenge, but simple lifestyle changes can help a lot – like eating healthy and being physically active. The NHLBI developed this bilingual (English and Spanish) cookbook to introduce Latino families to a variety of popular dishes prepared in a heart healthy way. The traditional Latino cuisine is as varied as the cultural heritage of Latin America and the Caribbean. The recipes have all the nutrition and great taste that characterize this rich culinary heritage, but have less saturated f|a|t, trans f|a|t, cholesterol, sodium, and calories.

The recently updated recipe book also provides information on heart healthy food substitutions, food safety tips, and a glossary of terms including other names in Spanish. Try new recipes, along with some old favorites, for everything from daily meals to fiestas and start a tradition of healthy eating in your family!

Don’t miss the tasty Puerto Rican Yellow Plantain and Meat Casserole on page 18.

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