March is National Nutrition Month. It’s a great time to try a new healthy recipe! The library has a large selection of cookbooks for a variety of dietary needs and food preferences. Here are a few of our newest and most popular.
Not every recipes is healthy, though. You can learn more about National Nutrition Month and browse a selection of healthy, balanced recipes at eatright.org. For additional information, check out the National Institutes of Health’s Physical Wellness Toolkit at nih.gov
Newest Cookbooks at the library
What would Jesus eat cookbook by Don Colbert, MD.
The brain health kitchen : preventing Alzheimer’s through food with 100 recipes by Annie Fenn, MD.
The vegan week : meal prep recipes to feed your future self by Gena Hamshaw
Downshiftology healthy meal prep : 100+ make-ahead recipes and quick-assembly meals by Lisa Bryan
Our Most Popular Cookbooks of the past 5 Years
Magnolia table : a collection of recipes for gathering by Joanna Gaines with Marah Stets
The whole30 fast & easy : 150 simply delicious everyday recipes for your whole30 / Melissa Hartwig
The Whole Smiths good food cookbook : delicious real food recipes to cook all year long by Michelle Smith
The pioneer woman cooks : the new frontier : 112 fantastic favorites for everyday eating by Ree Drummond
Our Most Popular Cookbooks of All Time
The Tasha Tudor cookbook : recipes and reminiscences from Corgi Cottage written and illustrated by Tasha Tudor with Carol Johnston Lueck
Barefoot Contessa at home : everyday recipes you’ll make over and over again by Ina Garten
Betty Groff’s Pennsylvania Dutch cookbook with illustrations by Heather Saunders.
The pioneer woman cooks : food from my frontier / Ree Drummond