by Jennifer Kirkman

Created on: December 03, 2010

Easy-diabetic-recipes.com is a website in which people with diabetes may go to for healthy recipes of all kinds. The website is placed on an orange-colored background, and at the heading, there is green contrasting colors with an image.The text at the heading is done in orange which stands out well. The navigation bar on this website is on the left-handed side of the page, and there are several category types to browse through.

The homepage is an introduction to the site, plus links to important articles about diabetes. On the right-handed side of the homepage, you will see an "Easy Diabetic Recipes Blog", where people have posted there diabetic-friendly recipes. This website also offers newsletters as well, which are published by the author on a montly basis.

Under "Easy Diabetic Recipes," on the navigation bar, you will notice several types of recipes in several categories. For breakfast recipes, you will find pancakes, French Toast, eggs recipes. smoothies, and more. The drink recipes look good too. You'll find recipes for milkshakes made with fruits, recipes for punch, egg nog recipes, hot chocolate recipes, and some latte recipes. There are  bread recipes here along with salad, soup, vegetable, fish recipes, and recipes for casseroles. Some of the recipes that look really good are the roasted asparagus recipe, the Sweet Potato Casserole, and the Instant Potato Soup.

As you continue to browse through this website, you will see that there are some interesting chicken recipes you may have for dinner. The Chicken Gumbo soup looks really good as well as the chicken tacos. They do have some snack recipes on the site, one of which looks really good is the trail mix.

One troublesome thing found is that there are some broken links under the products pages. They offer things like the test strips for sale, but when you click these links, they come up as invalid. Other helpful articles in this website talk about testing your blood sugar, insulin pumps, and pregnancy and diabetes. The "Gift Baskets," link is also broken. There is also an excellent little section that has recipes for children with diabetes.

There are some suggested magazines for diabetics such as the "Diabetes Forecast Magazine," "Diabetic Living" magazine, and also, "Diabetic Cooking Magazine." The author just talks briefly about what each magazine is like, and then there are links to Amazon to purchase them which work fine.

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