Eat Well for Less: Happy & Healthy: 80 quick & easy recipes from the hit BBC series

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Eat Well for Less is back! 80 simple and delicious recipes that make healthy eating easy and stress-free, from the hit BBC One series. Tuck into 80 easy and effortlessly healthy meals from the hit BBC series Eat Well for Less. Cooking doesn't have to add to the pressures of daily life - make your kitchen a happy place with Eat Well for Less- Happy & Healthy. Packed full of light lunches, simple suppers and weekend feasts that you can whip up for the whole family in a flash, this book will leave you full and feeling good without breaking the bank. Recipes include Jamaican Chicken Tacos, Spiced Feta & Chickpea Sweet Jacket Potatoes, BBQ Veggie Chilli, One-pan Spicy Eggs and Peanut Butter & Date Flapjacks. Featuring a foreword from new presenters Chris Bavin and Jordan Banjo, budget-friendly meal planners and top tips, Happy & Healthy will help you stress less in the kitchen and teach you how to make quick and nutritious dishes.

Jo Scarratt-Jones (Author) Bestselling food writer and TV cookery producer Jo Scarratt-Jones started her career in television in 1997 when she joined LWT. Jo spent 15 years at ITV working on a varied output from Trinny and Susannah to Katie Price. She was involved in setting up the first series of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! and spent many happy times in Australia on subsequent series. She joined RDF in February 2011 as an Executive Producer and became Head of Popular Factual in 2012. Jo looked after many series of Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents for BBC3 and is the executive producer for BBC1 series Eat Well For Less? and Shop Well For Less?. Chris Bavin (Foreword By) Chris Bavin is a judge on BBC's primetime cooking show, Britain's Best Home Cook, alongside Mary Berry. He also co-presents the hugely popular Eat Well for Less?. As a former market trader and fresh produce importer, Chris's business, The Naked Grocer, twice won National Independent Retailer of the Year. As well as his busy TV career, Chris runs cookery demonstrations, gives educational talks to children, and always cooks for his family. Jordan Banjo (Foreword By) Presenter and dancer Jordan Banjo first found fame in 2009 after his dance troupe Diversity won Britain's Got Talent. He has subsequently gone on to present with Perri Kiely at The KCAs, and more recently presented radio for KISS FM. The pair also hosted their own TV show called Jordan and Perri's Ultimate Block Party, which saw them transform sports and youth clubs into dance troupes. Jordan most recently is the presenter and host of The Greatest Dancer on the BBC, alongside Alesha Dixon and co-host on the upcoming series of Eat Well for Less? with Chris Bavin.