Announcing my New Keto All Day Cookbook!
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Oops! I did it again. I am so excited to announce my new book The Keto All Day Cookbook!
A few days ago I asked my followers on Instagram if they can help me pick the cover for my new cookbook and I can confirm that option A was overwhelmingly popular and won the contest for the cover of my new book!
This book is special because it’s a collection of the best recipes from my previous 5 keto cookbooks. It wasn't easy to pick the best recipes but I think I finally ended up with a great collection and I hope you like them as much as I do.
So are there any new recipes? Absolutely! Even if you have some (or all) of my books, I created 20 brand new recipes exclusively for this book.
It was also the first time ever to have my photo on a book cover. I felt nervous and excited at the same time! It was last winter and I was wearing my favourite dress while enjoying a keto chia mulled berry parfait, an all-time favourite in my house. The photo was taken in the kitchen by my friend Gwyn, the very talented photographer and filmmaker who has also been helping us with video editing. All those video recipes on my YouTube Channel wouldn't be possible without his help!
Where to Buy my Keto All Day Book
The Keto All Day Cookbook will be released on January 22nd, 2019 and is now available to pre-order on Amazon US (and all Amazon stores), Barnes & Noble (US), Indie Bound (US), Indigo (CA), Waterstones (UK) and Book Depository (UK).
What's Inside?
The Keto All Day Cookbook includes:
- Over 100 of my best low-carb, keto, paleo and primal recipes from my previous 5 cookbooks, including 20 brand new, never before shared recipes!
- Allergy-free options and swaps
- Detailed nutrition facts
- Photos of most recipes included
- My story and why I started following a low-carb approach in the first place
Allergy-Friendly Information and More
Allergy information is included for nut-free, dairy-free, nightshade-free, egg-free and vegetarian recipes.
- 82% of all recipes are nut-free or include a nut-free option
- 65% of all recipes are dairy-free or include a dairy-free option
- 48% of all recipes are nightshade-free or include a nightshade-free option
- 58% of all recipes are egg-free or include a egg-free option
- 50% of all recipes are vegetarian or include a vegetarian option (this includes desserts)
Additionally, you'll find recipes that are:
- ideal for intermittent fasting (high energy & nutrient dense recipes)
- high in electrolytes which are essential for your body and help you beat keto-flu
- most suitable for the initial phase of the ketogenic diet
100+ Recipes & More Homemade Basics
- 20+ Keto Basics including Flavoured Butters 12 ways, Sourdough Keto Buns, Tortillas 3 ways, Cauli-Rice 3 ways, and Keto Cheese Sauce 3 ways.
- 18 Satisfying Fat-Fueled Breakfasts such as "No-Tella" Granola, Abundance Breakfast Bowls, Chocolate Chip Pancakes, and Breakfast Pizza Waffles.
- 7 Satisfying Keto Snacks and Appetisers including Peri Peri Roasted Nuts, Crispy Ranch Chicken Wings, and Avocado-Egg Bacon Cups.
- 12 Stick-To-Your-Ribs Soups and Hearty Salads including Greek Meatball Soup, Creamy "Potato" Soup, Hungarian Goulash, Caesar Salad with Poached Egg, and Stuffed Avocado 2 ways.
- 10 Easy Low-Starch Lunches such as Taco Frittata, Vegetable Rose Pie, Mexican Chicken Bowls, Ham & Cheese Bread Rolls, and Spiced Granola Bars.
- 31 High-Fat Dinners All Week Long. You will find delicious keto meals such as Masala Cauli-Rice with Grilled Halloumi, Harissa Fish Tray Bake, Thai Chicken Tray Bake, Speedy Cauliflower Mac-N-Cheese, Induction Carbonara, Chicken Piccata, Pizza Two Ways, Bacon-Wrapped Chorizo Meatloaf with Carmelized Cauliflower, and Salisbury Steak with Quick Mash.
- 16 Drinks and Desserts including Raspberry Electrolyte Drink, Czech Butter Cake, Tiramisu Ice Bombs, Almond Bliss Bars, Boston Cream Pie, Vanilla Panna Cotta with Strawberry Coulis, and Cookie Dough Mousse.
Why Pre-order?
Preorders support your favourite authors. When you preorder a book, it tells bookstores that people like it, which makes them stock more copies of it. This makes it more likely for people to discover my book.
Also, preordering guarantees the lowest price. Many book stores including Amazon offer a “preorder price guarantee” which means if you preorder you will always get it at the lowest price. ⠀
Your Review Matters
Working on this cookbook wouldn't be possible without you — my fabulous readers. I'm so grateful for your continuous love and support! Finally, I want to thank my publishing team at Fair Winds who worked so hard and have been amazing and supportive all those years!
If you like my cookbooks and want to support what I do, please, leave a review on Amazon. It only takes a minute to leave a review and makes a tremendous difference to authors like myself.
Reviews improve the visibility of books on Amazon and other stores, which means that with your help, my book will reach more potential readers interested in the ketogenic diet.
Thank you 🖤
Giveaway
To celebrate the launch of my new book, The Keto All Day Cookbook, I'm giving away this beautiful KitchenAid Mixer (in a colour of your choice). Anyone can join, no matter where you live. The lucky winner will be announced in a few days 😊
My question is: What has been your biggest struggle in transitioning to a low-carb diet?
You can also earn extra points by following me on Twitter, and/or by tweeting about this book release!
This giveaway has ended.
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Comments & ratings (194)
Trying to find things i enjoy.
Biggest struggle is being Korean and my mom makes rice and bread all the time!
For me the most difficult thing has been giving up breads and pastries. It can be quite time-consuming, or just very difficult to make alternatives.
I find sticking to a meal schedule is hard
My biggest struggle was being envious of others being able to eat the carbs I wasn't eating. Having that feeling "why can they eat fries and I can't" and then having to deal with those feelings and why I was having them.
My biggest challenge is avoiding temptations at the grocery store.
Giving up my favorite bread has been the biggest struggle.
The hardest part I found was giving up the convenience of fast food.
I just can't stick with it. I'll be on a (low-carb) roll for a while, and then a holiday will roll around with sweets and goodies that I can't resist, and before I know it, my whole plan is derailed and I'm back to square one.
My biggest challenge was feeling that low-carb was a chore and feeling kinda jealous when I see people eat freely. But now I've learnt to let go of those thoughts!
I have been doing a similar diet with the SCD diet for over 20 years not, and keto is very similar. My biggest problem with this way of eating has been with camping. In the summer months we live out of coolers and keeping veggies fresh is impossible. I precook much of our food, but the meals thaw in a few days. If anyone has any ideas for me, that would be greatly appreciated.
My biggest struggle has been dealing with family members who don't understand/accept my dietary changes
The hardest thing by far is finding recipes my whole family can enjoy. I'm finding my sons still prefer regular bread, pancakes and other starches.
My biggest struggle has been preparing separate food for me and my family. It is a constant struggle that makes me wanna skip almost everyday. I soldier through with great difficulty as buying from restaurants is not always an option.
The hardest thing for me in transitioning to a low carb diet is the many functions and celebrations I have to attend.
Eating out and socializing with friends and having keto options available
Eating out is my biggest struggle!
My biggest struggle in transitioning to a low-carb diet was definitely not being able to eat all sorts of fruit like I used to. I mean, berries are great and all, but sometimes I really miss bananas and other tropical fruits. However, seeing all the benefits that the transition has brought me, it's kind of worth it and I can still afford to eat a banana once in a month or something so that does it for me. 😊
Going out to eat has been the biggest problem. I feel like I can only get a handful of certain items and I get tired of the same thing to eat when I go out. I'd rather just stay in and make it myself.
Social pressure is my biggest struggle, lack of good options when going out, having to explain myself and alcohol.