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Here are some recipes for inspiration to do Maximum Weightloss program McDougall style. For maximum weight loss, fill your tummy with a low-calorie soup, salad and then eat some starch. You can, of course, combine the starches in your salad like in these recipes. Steamed vegetables are a great add-on to anything. Always keep some...Read More

The following is a clickable list of recipes from the McDougall Newsletters that do not comply with the Maximum Weight Loss(MWL) guidelines. Appreciation to Letha for compiling this list. For recipes that are compatible with the McDougall Maximum Weight Loss plan, click here: 500 recipes for McDougall Maximum Weight Loss Plan Snacks & Desserts Chocolate Decadence […]

By Mary McDougall I have been making many variations of this salad for over 20 years. The only ingredients that have stayed the same are the tofu and the turmeric (needed for the yellow color). Feel free to experiment with other ingredients that you may like in your "egg" salad, such as pickle relish.

By Chef AJ When I stopped eating nuts a few years ago, I started replacing all of the recipes in my book UNPROCESSED with cannelini beans which created a similar texture and mouth feel without all the fat.

Internationally recognized physician and author, Dr. John McDougall, MD says, "The fat you eat is the fat you wear." So where is the fat coming from? Contrary to popular belief, research shows that it's not carbs.

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By Heather McDougall

by Katie Mae, MS I think it's safe to say everyone loves a warm, creamy Mac and Cheese. I know I do, if it's vegan of course. This American favorite is traditionally made with butter, milk and cheese, which is unnecessarily rich. This tasty alternative is made creamy and cheesy with cashews and nutritional yeast. Plus I threw in some nutrient-dense veggies to add even more color, texture and flavor. Enjoy!

By Mary McDougall Some days we are in the mood for a simple, healthy, rice and bean meal. This delicious dish cooks in one pot, has lots of flavor and can be eaten plain, topped with salsa or hot sauce, or rolled up in a tortilla.