If you are planning on adding one or two more healthy meals to your week in 2020, and need some inspiration, then these healthy eating cookbooks are for you. These are my favorite books from this year. Each one has a special spot on my bookshelf and is filled with bookmarks of the recipes I have tried and loved, and recipes that I intend to try in the future. Lots of vegan options and zero waste tips as well which is what we all need coming into the new year.
Healthy Eating Cookbooks
I am a bit obsessed with cookbooks and can spend hours poring over the cookbook section in the bookstore and in the library.
Every year when it comes to Christmas and mum asks what I would like I always have a list of cookbooks as long as my arm for her to choose from.
It really is the way to my heart.
Vegan, Zero Waste and Healthier
These seem to be the buzzwords from 2019 and the way everyone is trending towards for 2020, myself included.
And what can be wrong with adding more meat-free meals to your meal plan or reducing the amount of food you are throwing away at the end of each week.
We can all be a little bit better in those regards, right!
This is a super short list.
Only 5 healthy eating cookbooks in total.
Believe me, I have bought, borrowed and reviewed WAY more than that over the course of the year but these are the books that have stood the test of time, and that I find myself pulling out time and time again, and bookmarking more and more recipes in.
If you have any healthy eating cookbooks you find yourself turning to time and time again leave a comment so I can check them out.
Get Reading: Healthy Eating Cookbooks To Sink Your Teeth Into
So here is a quick list of the best healthy eating cookbooks I have come across this year which you need to add to your collection, or to the collection of someone you love!
P.S. If you want to check out my list from last year pop on over here.
Healthy Eating Cookbooks
If you are planning on adding one or two more healthy meals to your week in 2020 and need some inspiration then these are the books for you. These are my favorite books from this year that each has a special spot on my bookshelf and are filled with bookmarks of the recipes I have tried and loved and recipes that I intend to try in the future. Lots of vegan options and zero waste tips a well which is what we all need for the new year.
Eat Beautiful: Secrets From a Bone Broth Kitchen: Soups and Stews For Your Wellness Diet
This book is just gorgeous. Whether you're struggling to eat better, beginning a wellness diet, needing new easy recipes or wanting to learn how to make better soup, this book will help you. Everything is easy and delicious!
I Quit Sugar: Simplicious Flow
In this totally different style of cookbook, Sarah Wilson encourages us to adopt 'zero-waste' cooking as the path to good health, creativity, and an altogether more elegant life. This book is full of useful and practical guidance to help you get into a flow in the kitchen, helping you cook gut-healing, nutritionally dense, delicious food in less time, for less money and with virtually no waste. Perfect for those looking to live a more waste-free life in 2020.
The Dude Diet: Clean(ish) Food for People Who Like to Eat Dirty
"You can lead a dude to the salad bar, but you can’t make him choose lettuce". I think this applies to kids as well, and this book is great for those of you trying to get hubby and kids on board with more healthy eating. From epic salads to game day foods, these recipes are fun, nutritionally dense and pretty enough to get everyone on board.
Deliciously Ella The Plant-Based Cookbook: 100 Simple Vegan Recipes to Make Every Day Delicious
This is the type of cookbook you want to flick through while it's raining outside and you have a nice warm cup of coffee to sip on. If you are looking to add more plant-based meals to your menu in 2020 then this is a must buy. Simple, delicious and absolutely family-friendly, I have way too many bookmarks in this recipe book as I want to try pretty much everything!
5 Ingredients: Quick & Easy Food
Who doesn't love Jamie Oliver? Well, lots of people I am guessing, but I have always been a bit of fan, especially since he started overhauling school cafeterias. This cookbook is fantastic for beginners, for time-poor people or for parents wanting to get their kids more involved in cooking at home. Each recipe is simple and uses ingredients you are more than likely going to have at home or can find easily in the store. I find it great on those nights when I am feeling uninspired when it comes to making dinners, and my 7 year old loves picking meals from here to help me with.
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Supriya Kutty says
Thank you for sharing such amazing cookbooks with us I will try reading most of them and prepare some of the recipes which I feel very appealing ad easy to make and also share it with my mom who is very fond of cooking maybe after reading these books she would bake some good food for my father.