I bought this very book a couple of weeks ago and was so very disappointed in it. There is a total of 15 recipes in it which includes everything I can't eat on Walser's diet plan for preserving kidney function. Including tofu, meat substitutes, strange things I've not heard of like Tuno? Evidently a fake tuna. I was sorry I purchased the book.
I did find another book I was quite interested in having. Written by a dietitian with a child who had PKU. She created low protein recipes for the child and had published a book making the recipes compatible for kidney patients also, listing all the nutrients in the recipes. I went to order it, found it wasn't available at Amazon.com so went the website offering it. https://www.myspecialdiet.com/Shop/Detail.aspx?p=117 The book cost $47! I thought that was too expensive. Still thinking on it. I would love to view it, but that's pretty costly, I thought. The book is: Apples to Zucchini: A Collection of Favorite
Low Protein Recipes (2005) by Virginia Schuett and Dorothy Corry I did find a page where they had some sample recipes here: http://www.lowprodiet.org/viewSample.htm , with a few more listed on the left side of that page.
Anybody heard of or have this book? If you have, did you find it helpful/useful? $47...... boy, fighting CKD can sure get expensive, huh?
Just checked on ebay. At first there were 2 hits but neither was the book I was looking for. They were by different authors. But thanks again for trying to help me!
The recipes featured in this this book are not intended to be a substitute for professional guidance.Tofu is a no-no because it's a soy product and because of the sodium content.
Sometimes it amazes me how accurate the things spammers post are (like in this case) but this member's intent is only to post its spam link in its signature and get it to be free linkbacks in search engine rankings. Don't click on it.
Years ago I ate tofu.. and then stopped... I had also used soy milk with my granola.. in the morning.. and found out this is a no no, too. I now buy Rice Dream.. and it's just as good..
There is also a Rice bread... I went to buy it yesterday as it was advertised in the flyer, but this store didn't have it.. I bought Rice cakes instead...
Nice to meet you all and I look forward to discussing more with you..
Hi ya'll,
I'm new in this area of PD, it hasn't slowed me downs so far. I look forward to seeing healthy diets on this sight. After years of veggie diets now I find out most staples are not healthy for us. Jim
go to National Kidney Foundation web site they have a printable cook book that has lots of recipes with a break down of calories,protien, fats,sodium, potassium and phosphorus
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