Reddit reviews The Calories In, Calories Out Cookbook: 200 Everyday Recipes That Take the Guesswork Out of Counting Calories―Plus, the Exercise It Takes to Burn Them Off
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i have a ton of books from the editors of Cooking Light magazine. They're awesome recipes and also include some side dish ideas as well. Once a year they come out with a compilation of all the recipes from the magazine and they have a few special editions. I highly recommend them. I've never been disappointed. My first and still favourite although it doesn't give the calories for the side dishes it recommends. However, the majority of their recipes are available online you can import them to MFP
I also recently picked up a couple of interesting cookbooks:
Betty Crockers' 1500 calories a day - it allows you to mix and match recipes to come up to 1500 calories (more or less depending how you choose) per day including dessert
Calories In Calories Out cookbook - this one not only tells you the calories, but how much walking/jogging it would take to burn off the calories from the meal