Editora: Anna Ruggieri
- This edition is unique; - The translation is completely original and was carried out for the Ale. Mar. SAS; - All rights reserved. A comprehensive text to discover, through more than 200 traditional recipes, the flavours of Italian cuisine and the Mediterranean diet. The result of the work of several top chefs.
Are you ready to transform your relationship with your body and finally break free from the cycle of emotional eating, self-doubt, and negative body image? Weight Loss Meditations for Women is your compassionate guide to lasting change from the inside out. This empowering audiobook combines the science of mindfulness with the healing power of self compassion to help you lose weight naturally, reduce stress, and embrace the body you have right now. Designed specifically for women, these guided meditations and affirmations gently shift your mindset, calm emotional triggers, and strengthen your connection to your inner self. Instead of another strict diet or intense workout plan, this audiobook focuses on what truly drives long term change — your thoughts, beliefs, and emotional patterns. By cultivating awareness and self love, you will begin to feel motivated, confident, and in control without guilt or punishment. Whether you are just beginning your weight loss journey or looking for mental and emotional support along the way, this audiobook is here to support you every step forward. Inside this audiobook, you will discover:Mindfulness practices to stop emotional eating and food guiltDaily affirmations to rewire your mindset for confidence and motivationGuided meditations for body image healing and acceptanceTechniques to reduce stress and improve sleep naturallyA new way of relating to your body through love and compassion Let go of the shame. Step into your power. Reconnect with your worth. Start your journey to weight loss and body acceptance today — with peace, purpose, and a kind heart.Ver livro
The Definitive Bread and Sourdough Recipe Cookbook: Recipes and Techniques for Home Bakers There's a profound magic in the world of bread, one that bridges the vast chasm of time, connecting ancient Egyptian pyramid builders with 21st-century artisanal bakers. It's not just about food; it's about stories, histories, and traditions, kneaded seamlessly into every loaf. If you've ever been entranced by the seductive aroma wafting from a bakery or found solace in the rhythmic dance of kneading dough, "The Essential Guide to Bread and Sourdough Mastery" is crafted just for you. Yeast's Ancient Dance: Embark on a captivating journey, charting the transformation of bread through the ages. From the rustic flatbreads that graced Pharaohs' tables to the refined sourdough boules of Parisian bakeries, witness the fascinating evolution of this age-old staple. Bread, in its myriad forms, has been a silent observer of civilizations, each loaf telling a tale of its time. This section lets you in on these storied secrets, weaving history with the culinary craft. Alchemy of Ingredients: Bread is simplicity incarnated—just flour, water, salt, and yeast. Yet, from these humble ingredients rises a world of diversity. Dive deep into the sacred heart of baking, deciphering the role of every grain, every pinch, every drop. Unlock the mysteries behind that crisp, golden crust and the soft, pillowy crumb. Bread-baking isn't just cooking—it's an edible chemistry, both art and science combined. In essence, "The Essential Guide to Bread and Sourdough Mastery" promises more than recipes—it offers a journey. A journey through time, across geographies, and deep into the heart of baking. So, roll up those sleeves, dust off that apron, and let's set forth on this grain-filled adventure. Happy baking!Ver livro
How did beer become one of the central commodities associated with the German nation? How did a little-known provincial production standard—the Reinheitsgebot, or Beer Purity Law—become a pillar of national consumer sentiments? How did the jovial, beer-drinking German become a fixture in the global imagination? While the connection between beer and Germany seems self-evident, A Nation Fermented reveals how it was produced through a strange brew of regional commercial and political pressures. Spanning from the late nineteenth century to the last decades of the twentieth, A Nation Fermented argues that the economic, regulatory, and cultural weight of Bavaria shaped the German nation in profound ways. Drawing on sources from over a dozen archives and repositories, Terrell weaves together subjects ranging from tax law to advertising, public health to European integration, and agriculture to global stereotypes. Offering a history of the Germany that Bavaria made over the twentieth century, A Nation Fermented both eschews sharp temporal divisions and forgoes conventional narratives centered on Prussia, Berlin, or the Rhineland. In so doing, Terrell offers a fresh take on the importance of provincial influences and the role of commodities and commerce in shaping the nation.Ver livro
Create delicious slow-cooked flavours with affordable ingredients using minimal energy with over 50 pressure cooker recipes. Pressure cookers enable the preparation of delicious meals cheaply, quickly and efficiently because the food is cooked in liquid at temperatures far higher than in a conventional saucepan, shortening cooking time by up to 70 per cent. After years in the culinary doldrums, the popularity of brands such as Instant Pot, has propelled all types of pressure-cooking gadgets back into favour and fashion. John Lewis says that purchases of pressure cookers have risen by 110 per cent, and their popularity is only set to continue with the current rises in energy prices and food costs. The pressure-cooking method is brilliant at sealing in flavour, so cheaper ingredients can be used to great effect and since the cooking time is shorter you save on energy too, making it one of the most eco-friendly cooking methods available. Time savings are impressive – braising beef takes just 30 minutes, a chicken casserole can be ready in 15 minutes. Pulses and grains cook in a fraction of the time, so it's great news for veggies too. A John Lewis spokesman said: 'The cooking method often used by our parents and grandparents to tenderise cheaper cuts of meat is once again popular as thrifty, time-poor cooks rediscover the time and fuel-saving benefits of these marvellous machines' (Daily Mail October 2022). Choose from over 50 recipes covering all tastes and occasions including Soups & Stocks, hearty Meat dishes, lighter Poultry & Seafood dishes, Vegetarian Dishes and Desserts.Ver livro
All of the taste and none of the alcohol, The New Mocktails Bible is a refreshing guide to concocting the best mocktails, drinks, smoothies, and more! Whether you're pursuing a sober curious lifestyle or simply striving for more health-conscious libations, this mocktail recipe book is perfect for enjoying any social setting or seasonal celebration without it going to your head. Featuring an insightful introduction on the benefits and the endless possibilities of nonalcoholic drinks, you'll then discover more than 250 drink recipes organized into three different categories: Taste Pleasers, Coffee Nectar, and Seasonal Sippers. Using fresh and fun ingredients, have a healthy, safe, and fun time socializing while enjoying delicious, alcohol-free beverages that everyone of all ages can enjoy, too!Ver livro
Written in 1892, during the later years of his life, Leo Tolstoy’s The Morals of Diet reflects the profound spiritual transformation that reshaped his outlook after Anna Karenina and War and Peace. In the decades following his literary success, Tolstoy underwent a moral and religious awakening, renouncing wealth, privilege, and the comforts of aristocratic life. He sought a simpler, purer existence grounded in truth, humility, and nonviolence. This period gave rise to his moral essays — What I Believe, The Kingdom of God Is Within You, and The Morals of Diet (The First Step) — in which he strove to align daily actions with spiritual conscience. The First Step emerges from this search for ethical coherence. Ostensibly an essay about vegetarianism, it is in fact a meditation on the nature of moral progress and the necessity of compassion. Tolstoy argues that abstaining from the killing of animals is the first, most tangible act of moral purification — “the first step” toward a life of genuine goodness. For him, cruelty, however subtle or socially accepted, degrades the human spirit. To refrain from violence, even in small forms, is to begin transforming one’s relationship to all living beings.Ver livro
