Miranda Kerr Learns Healthy, Organic Cooking from Mum
Australian supermodel, Miranda Kerr, shared that she learned how to cook healthy and tasty meals from her mother.
Do you wonder how Miranda maintain her figure without depriving herself? The secret is in what she eats. We all know that Miranda is a fan of healthy and organic meals that largely helps her in keeping her figure.
The model is very proud of her mother, who recently released a cookbook packed with healthy and organic recipes. Miranda Kerr also shared in her blog that she was blessed to have a mother who "always cooked homemade, healthy, nutritious, yet really tasty meals."
"She specialises in incorporating healthy vegetables and salads into just about every meal and what would always make these meals even more special is that she would fill them with love - the key ingredient.," Miranda boasted.
Miranda thanked her mother as she taughter her "how to make low GI, healthy alternative recipes that help keep me full and support my body, and she showed me how to incorporate healthy herbs and spices into my cooking, herbs and spices like Tumeric, Basil, Oregano, fresh Garlic, Cardamon, Parsley, Saffron, Coriander and Thyme plus many others."
Miranda Kerr left home when she was just 18 and has to take care of herself in order to pursue her career in modeling. It was a good thing that she learned a lot from her mother's cooking. However, she is still thankful that her mother likes to cook for the family whenever she comes for a visit in the Land Down Under.
Miranda's mom, Therese, has just released a new cookbook that contains great healthy recipes as well as tips on the ingredients that you should use to provide nutritious food. The book also shared easy and healthy lunch recipes for busy people who are working.
Miranda Kerr highly recommended the book to both professional cooks and home makers. The book is also available in pdf format. iPad users can download the multi-touch version for free from this link. The multi-touch format has creative functionality that has pop up screens, videos, has the ability to copy and past information into a notepad template within the book.
Dr Jennifer Barham-Floreani and Chef Kate McAloon are the co-authors of this book.
