Re:] Excerpt: Is Dinner Ready?

[Guest guest]

Dear members,

After having seen Susies list of the content of some of these recipies I agree

that this is not what a

diabetic should eat. - Vicky I can't control all messages, but I follow the

discussions as good as I

can. We do not invite offers like this one - as Susie said - it's a list for

diabetics that suffers from a

serious disease. When the list were started we agreed that offers which were

related to diabetes and

usefull to diabetics would be ok, and should not be viewed as spam. Many on the

list has told me that they

are actually interested in hearing about such offer. But offers of any kind to

the list should have a positive

value for at least some of us, and be related to diabetes. This one obviously

wasn't.

Take care

/ moderator

> From: WHIMSY2@...

>

> Leader , I thought we weren't supposed to get garbage like this on this

> list. Vicki

>

> In a message dated 99-10-28 17:04:01 EDT, you write:

>

> <<

> I have permission from ScaleDown Publishing Inc. to distribute an excerpt

> from the award-winning companion cookbooks, " Quick & Healthy Recipes and

> Ideas " and " Quick & Healthy Volume II " by registered dietitian, diabetes

> educator and author, J. Ponichtera.

>

> What do you do when you're too tired to cook and the family is asking,

> " What's for dinner? " Do you groan when they ask the next question, " Is

> or freezer for heat-and-eat choices -- help is on its way.

>

> The excerpts, taken from " Quick & Healthy Recipes and Ideas " and " Quick &

> Healthy Volume II, " include some quick ideas that do not require detailed

> recipes, a weekly menu with corresponding grocery list, and two of the

> author's favorite recipes: " Quick Lasagna " and " Black Bean and Chicken

> Casserole. " Best of all, you don't have to give up taste or nutritional >>

>

> >