Jenny Tschiesche – författare

AS SEEN ON TVFrom the author of the bestselling Air-Fryer Cookbook, this is Jenny Tschiesche''s ultimate guide to using the air fryer for home cooking. Make everything from fakeaways to fries, Sunday roasts to sweet treats - all without any ultra processed foods (UPFs).Contents include:The Unprocessed Pantry: storecupboard staples and meal plansQuick & Easy Lunches: Baked Eggs with Chorizo, Spinach & Tomato, Courgette Crust Mini-Quiches and the ultimate Bacon BapsMidweek Meals: Cajun Chicken Skewers, Halloumi Baked Mushrooms, Lamb Kofta Burgers and Honey Glazed SalmonComfort Food: UPF-Free Scotch Eggs, Gnocchi Bake, Fish Fingers from scratch and Cheat''s Chicken KyivEating with Friends: Baked Butternut Squash, Beetroot and Feta Tarts, Halloumi Caesar SaladFakeaways: Nandos Style Chicken Wings, Flatbread Pizzas, Chicken Tacos with Tomato SalsaSides: Roasted Aloo Gobi, Spicy Patatas Bravas, Maple Roasted Root VegetablesSnacks: Apple Chips, Padron Peppers, Moroccan-Style Carrot Hummus, Cashew ButterDesserts: Banana Muffins, Courgette Brownies, Fruit Crumble Pots and Individual Bread and Butter PuddingsIt''s hard to find the time to cook from scratch, but ready meals and takeouts can be full of UPFs, which are bad for our health and the environment. But cooking with an air fryer will help you give up ultra processed foods for good!Make quick and easy midweek meals, entertain friends with delicious Beetroot and Feta Tarts or a Miso Baked Salmon, and recreate your favourite KFC, Nando''s or burgers with a dedicated Fakeaway chapter. A whole chapter on snacks and another on desserts shows that you can avoid UPFs easily without missing out on convenience or flavour.Air Fryer Cookbook was a Sunday Times Bestseller on 30th July 2022

''Some fantastic tips for those who have got stuck in a lunchbox rut and need genuinely inspiring, healthy recipe ideas'' - Amelia Freer, nutritional therapist and bestselling authorAre you tired of the same old sandwich, crisps and yoghurt combination? Do you struggle to find time for meal prep? Concerned that you and your family aren''t eating a healthy, nutritious lunch?That''s where this book comes in. Jenny Tschiesche''s Real Lunchtime Food is the perfect guide for working adults and parents who want healthier and more inspiring meals than the traditional packed lunch we have come to expect. It contains deliciously simple recipes and practical nutritional information and advice that will put you back in control of your lunch. Also included are tips on how to shop smart, how to make use of leftovers, as well as tips on environmentally-friendly packaging solutions to help you transport your lunch to work or school.This is not a book about stale sandwiches and soggy salads. It is about a healthier, achievable lifestyle. Real Lunchtime Food is about stocking the store cupboard with good quality, readily available foods, having some basic equipment available, being empowered to take control of your family''s daily food and involving them in making their own health choices. Lunchtime is an opportunity to enjoy a delicious and nutritious meal. This book will make that a possibility on a daily basis.Jenny is the founder of LunchboxDoctor.com. Her career as a nutritionist has seen her work with Olympic athletes; design recipes for the likes of the BBC, Cancer Research and Premiership Rugby amongst many others; and make regular appearances in the national press as a nutrition expert.