So recognizable is the Hungry Girl brand that the author, Lisa Lillien, and her cartoon image have a show on the Cooking Channel, 5 cookbooks for sale, and a daily email blast for the hungry and guilt-free wannabes. I was guilt-free in buying her "200 under 200" cookbook because 10% of the sale from Rainy Day Books was donated to A Change of Heart, a program at the University of Kansas Hospital for women's heart health. Let's see, should I start with the peachy-cream fruity fondue, page 130 (45 calories) or the buffalo chicken chop salad wrap, page 175 (199 calories)?
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One could make the first 10 recipes in this cookbook and still be within a day's calorie requirement. |
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