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The Dinner Doctor
By Nina Simonds
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A woman with a who-has-time-to-cook job...a couple trying to shake some bad eating habits...and a family of six with wildly varying tastes and schedules. What's for dinner? That's the question. Chef Nina Simonds diagnoses the problems and dishes up some easy, delicious solutions.

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    From the January 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

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