Barbara Gibbons Books

Book Description Publication October 20, 1977 Dieters and calorie-conscious eaters will appreciate this classic cookbook offering old favorites such as steak, potatoes, pasta, desserts, and "fried"...

Slim Gourmet Sweets And Treats

By Barbara Gibbons

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The 35-Plus Diet For Women: The Breakthrough Metabolism Diet Developed At Kaiser Permanente For Women Over 35

By Barbara Gibbons, Jean Perry Spodnik, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center (Cleveland, Ohio)

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this book describes exactly what i and many other women in their mid 30's to early 40's are experiencing regarding a seemingly uncontrollable increase in weight and size, no matter what we do conce...

Light And Spicy

By Barbara Gibbons, Gibbons, Barbara

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Offers advice on using herbs, spices, seasonings, and dressings, and provides recipes for soups, meat, poultry, seafood, barbecues, vegetables, pasta, breads, and snacks

Light And Easy: Over Three Hundred Fifty Quick And Healthy Low-Calorie Recipes

By Barbara Gibbons

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