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Ask Dr. Block
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Cookbooks
Could you recommend a few cookbooks that keep your food guidlines?
Answer: There are many excellent cookbooks that translate the good science, as discussed in Life Over Cancer, into truly good food. Therefore, the titles mentioned below are not an exhaustive list, but only some suggestions.
In searching for new menu ideas, we encourage you to choose recipes that are free of meat, poultry, and milk products, and that utilize sweeteners, such as barley malt, brown rice syrup, fruit juice, and pure agave syrup. Our cookbook list may include some exceptions to these specifications because, very often concentrated proteins such as seitan, tempeh, legumes and legume products can be substituted in place of meat and poultry. Do carefully choose recipes that use only those ingredients that match your optimal health needs.
| American Macrobiotic Cuisine |
Meredith McCarty |
| Banquet of Health |
Penny Block, Ph.D. |
| Candle Cafe Cookbook |
Joy Pierson, Bart Potenza, Barbara Scott-Goodman (With), Bart Potenza |
| Book of Whole Meals |
Annemarie Colbin, Ph.D. |
| Cancer Survivor’s Guide |
Neal Barnard, MD |
| Cancer Fighting Kitchen* |
Rebecca Katz |
| Cooking the Whole Foods Way |
Christina Pirello |
| Cooking with Japanese Foods |
Jan Belleme |
| Fresh from a Vegetarian Kitchen |
Meredith McCarty |
| Gourmet Whole Foods |
Rachel Albert |
| The Kind Diet |
Alicia Silverstone |
| The Native Foods Restaurant Cookbook |
Tanya Petrovna |
| Short-Cut Vegetarian |
Lorna Sass |
| Sweet and Natural |
Meredith McCarty |
| The Vegan Gourmet |
Susann Geiskopf-Hadler & Mindy Toomay |
*Please select those recipes that follow recommendations as presented in Life Over
Cancer and avoid milk products, poultry, and sweeteners other than barley malt, brown
rice syrup, fruit juice, or pure agave syrup.
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Keith I. Block, M.D.
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