This is a cookbook that tells how to give lovely parties without fattening
food. Parties are so much fun to give and to attend that it s too bad to hear
people moan that too many parties mean too much weight gained. Think
how satisfying it is to give a marvelous party and know that your guests
aren t being overstuffed. When your guests find out (if you decide to tell
them), they will be overjoyed. No fooling.
Just what is low-calorie entertaining, and how can we eqnate calorie-
reduced foods with true hospitality? It somehow goes against the grain;
traditional hospitality has always meant the lavishing of rich, abundant
victuals on one s guests, treating them to all the openhanded generosity one
can manage. But the new world and the demands of modern society require
a new life style--an emphasis on quality, not quantity. Not everyone is
thrilled at the sight of mountains of food. Panic can set in at the sight of a
groaning board. What can I possibly find to eat that won t send the scales
sky-high tomorrow? is the despairing dieter s first thought.
Of course, not everyone is on a diet. But stop and think how many people
you know who are underweight. Not very many, I m willing to bet. The
hostess wittl real know-how will find a way to give a beautiful party without
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