Going Gluten-Free Review

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(More customer reviews)I gave this book to a friend who was recently told to eliminate gluten from her diet.I also bought a copy for myself.My friend loves it, and she said that she really liked Mary's personal encouragement through out this book.It makes a great gift, and I like having a copy as well.Sometimes cooks can feel anxious when they hear one of their dinner guest has a gluten allergy.This is an easy to follow book, and there is no reason to worry about creating tasty treats for your friends with gluten sensitivities anymore.

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What does it mean to be on a gluten-free diet? For those afflicted with a celiac disease diagnosis, it often means no wheat, rye, barley, and oats, which can also mean no fun. With a restricted diet, coming by healthful recipes can be both tedious and overwhelming. But with the right ingredients and a bit of determination, delicious baked goods can be created by celiacs and non-celiacs alike! Going Gluten-Free: Breads and Baked Goods with Mary Brown is a treasure trove of recipes containing a unique combination of flours and ingredients that will allow the average celiac to create a variety of breads, cakes, and cookies that are both delicious and safe to consume. Tailored to be easily managed by cooking experts and novices alike, this collection of gluten alternatives will save both money and health issues. Throw on an apron and join Going Gluten-Free: Breads and Baked Goods with Mary Brown. Diagnosed with celiac disease in 1999, Mary Brown vividly remembers how hard it was to take the first step into the 'gluten-free world.' Her recipes are primarily breads and baked goods that one really craves when placed on the gluten-free diet. She offers numerous tips and helpful websites. Mary is a member of the Southeast Minnesota Celiac Support Group and resides in Rochester, Minnesota, with her husband, Chris, and their three children.

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Nearly Normal Cooking For Gluten-Free Eating: A Fresh Approach to Cooking and Living Without Wheat or Gluten Review

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(More customer reviews)This cookbook is a breath of fresh air for me and for my family!The recipes are clear, realistic, and uncomplicated.No weird ingredients to chase after.And her flour mixture makes recipes taste "normal."It's been fun to try new things, and my friends have loved making recipes we can all enjoy.

Just as valuable as the recipes are her comments about her experiences and the good humor she brings to daily life as a celiac.She shares just the right balance of honesty and encouragement.The explanations at the front of the book about celiac desease, do's and don'ts, references, etc. are good for synthesizing what I already knew and for sharing with friends and family so they can understand too.Great cookbook!

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Jules' first cookbook has been universally loved by the gluten-free community for years.One reader review summarizes these simple, no-nonsense and delicious recipes: "This cookbook is a breath of fresh air for me and for my family! The recipes are clear, realistic, and uncomplicated. No weird ingredients to chase after. And her flour mixture makes recipes taste "normal." It's been fun to try new things, and my friends have loved making recipes we can all enjoy."

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The Gluten-Free Good Health Cookbook: The Delicious Way to Strengthen Your Immune System and Neutralize Inflammation Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this book to use as a cookbook, largely on the basis of my good experiences with annalise roberts' other books, which concentrate on gluten free baking (and, to a lesser extent, gluten free versions of common gluten-containing staples like fresh pasta).You won't find recipes for such foods in this book-- recipe wise, this book has only a small handful of baking recipes and largely contains recipes for things like clam chowder, roasted asparagus and shrimp curry. Given Annalise Roberts particular baking expertise (and the blurb on the cover touting that this book is "from the author of the bestselling gluten free baking classics") this is very disappointing.Also, I believe most people looking for gluten free cookbooks are interested in the kinds of recipes that would normally contain wheat (like bread, pasta, cookies, etc..), because these are the foods that become unavailable when a gluten free diet is required.Most people are already going to be comfortable with non-gluten containing cooking for things like salad, soup, and fish, and have lots of such recipes from their pre-celiac days. I think of a gluten free cookbook stocked almost exclusively with these kinds of recipes as 'cheating.'

I also have some more idiosyncratic problems with the recipes-- most feature meat, fish, and other animal products.I am a vegetarian, and I found very few recipes I could make.Also, most of the vegetable recipes are very basic and will be incredibly familiar to anyone with basic cooking knowledge, vegetarian or carnivore (roasted vegetables, mashed potatoes, sauteed spinach with garlic, baby greens with balsamic vinaigrette). More generally, I'm a bit skeptical of this supposedly novel, all purpose healthy 'diet' that, aside from its wheatlessness, reads a lot like a standard american diet where vegetable based preparations are largely relegated to the 50's-sounding chapter "vegetables and side dishes."Another irritation that probably won't bother most readers: over half of the (meagre 8) dessert recipe contain tofu, which I am allergic to.Overall, therefore, the recipes were not what I what I was expecting and are just not ones I can use, though others with fewer dietary restrictions may have a better experience.

In fairness, this book seems as much intended to be a self-help nutrition/diet book as a cookbook, though also on this score I find it lacking.I have noticed a bizarre tendency to vilify wheat amongst celiac authors, which these authors take to an extreme,billing a gluten free diet as best for everyone's health.Obviously, wheat is toxic for those with celiac disease or wheat allergies.And, as the authors point out, no doubt the average american eats way too much highly refined what flour and would benefit from cutting back.They rightly emphasize the nutritional benefits of a 'whole foods' diet, but does that mean everyone should stop eating any wheat, barley or rye altogether, even whole grain versions?Obviously not.While they provide some additional references to suggest problems with a heavily wheat based diet, I don't find the scientific evidence they cite remotely sufficient to support their general claim that eating any gluten containing grains cause problematic inflammation and would best be avoided by everyone.And the tone of some of the text sometimes has a junk science quality with dubious, ambiguous self-help buzzwords like "detoxify,"which made me even more skeptical of their claims.

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From Annalise Roberts, author of the celebrated Gluten-Free Baking Classics, and Claudia Pillow, PhD, comes this new full-scale gluten-free cookbook--a breakthrough in healthier eating, featuring 140 great new recipes. The Gluten-Free Good Health Cookbook is a true departure from other diet cookbooks--learn how you can make daily decisions that will strengthen your immune system, prevent disease, and help you lose weight by eating real food.

The book includes compelling food choice explanations, guidance, and cooking advice, plus 140 field-tested recipes, including gluten-free roux for Macaroni and Cheese; traditional pan sauce gravies; innovative low-fat sauces and creamy soups; and a comprehensive chapter on the art and science of cooking great-tasting vegetables.

Readers will enjoy a wide selection of flavorful and diverse recipes like Buffalo Meatballs, Roasted Poblano Asiago Soup, Kale with Puttanesca Sauce, Chicken Noodle Gratin, Moroccan Lamb Stew, and more.

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Lindy's Gluten-Free Goodies and More! Review

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(More customer reviews)I do very little cooking and almost no baking. But I tried a few of these recipes and was pretty darned impressed with myself --- well, with the book and the results I got. Great pictures. Easy instructions. Healthy recipes. You can't ask for more than that and that's what you get in this book of goodies.

Highly recommended.

- Susanna K. Hutcheson

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Looking for Gluten-free recipes that require no guesswork? Need a cake, cookies, muffi ns or pie that will show you care about your gluten-free familymember, or friends?Lindy has taken the guesswork out of what works and what doesn't with 101 recipes that have been tested by those who suffer from being gluten intolerant and celiac disease as well as those who don't. From cookies and cakes to brownies and pies, you won't have to worry. This is your one place to go to satisfy everyone's sweet tooth.This is not another book about gluten-free breads. This book will help you make it possible for birthdays, anniversaries, and parties of all kinds to be enjoyed by everyone. Check out the testimonies included with each recipe. You will fi nd what other adults and children, both gluten intolerant and not, have found: Lindy's Gluten-Free Goodies are "Guaranteed Tasty."

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Gluten-Free Baking with The Culinary Institute of America: 150 Flavorful Recipes from the World's Premier Culinary College Review

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(More customer reviews)Got this book last week.I am a '77 graduate of the CIA so had GREAT HOPES for this book.The gluten free information is great.The recipes we have tried so far, however, are pretty bad.

Here's what we think about the specific recipes we have tried so far. Remember, our rating is based upon what we have tried.

We are very frustrated that so far we picked two very bad bread recipes.Did this guy test his recipes?I think not.Celiac sufferers need bread recipes. HELLO, are you listening? Please, if you have a great bread recipe would you please post it in your review of this book?My customers are desperate!

1.Soft Rolls - We made these into loaves just as the recipe indicated we could.They turned out to be more like popovers.They are NOT BREAD although they might be good to use for bread pudding. Rating = 0

2.Lean Bread - This is really another large popover.It has a tremendous puff in the oven.You prop open your oven for 5-7 minutes at the end, then you remove the bread at 200º F.After you do that you stand there and watch it deflate.Heart Breaking!It has no business being called BREAD.Thank goodness that I learned my lesson from the Soft Roll recipe last week and only had to throw out three loaves instead of the seven loaves we threw out of that particular recipe.Rating = 0

3.Shortbread- These are heavy and taste like cornmeal cookies.They are not crunchy like a shortbread should be and there is NO WAY anyone could roll this mushy dough out, even if chilled for two hours as suggested.We had to scoop these cookies out and then pat with a sugared tamp.Please pay attention here:these cookies need to be baked THIN. Since you can't roll them out you will have to scoop them onto parchment, butter the bottom of a glass, press it in sugar, then tamp the cookie down to about 1/8" thick.Raspberry jam tasted good.Apricot was not that great.We will try these cookies again only next time we will tamp them down THIN, THIN, THIN!Thise have potential.Rating:4

4.Chocolate Pecan Cookies - The first batch had no flavor so we doubled the vanilla.These are the most cookie like of all the cookies we've made out of this book.We may increase the sugar a bit. These have potential.Rating:4

5.Peanut Butter Cookies - WAY too much salt in this recipe.Thank goodness we decided to halve it.We liked the texture of this cookie but feel they needed some vanilla.Could taste more peanut buttery but vanilla may help that.These are close to being 'there.'Rating 4 1/2

6.Spritz Cookies - This cookie has no business being called a spritz cookie.It is more like a pudding pat with a raspberry center. It puffs up in the oven to look like a cream puff.Then it deflats to look like a flat tire with ridges.Please change the name of this poser cookie to Pudding Pat Cookie.Rating:0

7.Macaroons:Okay, FINALLY the author gets an A+.These cookies were great.Bernie put about 5 ounces of melted semisweet chocolate in half the batter.Mmmm mmmmm.We will make these with other flavors, too.We put dried cherries and pecans in the vanilla ones.Very, very good. Rating:5

Score Average is 2 1/2

Buyer Beware!I you buy this book make sure you do not try a recipe for a special occasion without a making a trial batch first.

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Many gluten-sensitive people have only dreamed of eating gooey cinnamon buns, crusty French bread, savory pizza, and smear-worthy bagels. But now, thanks to Chef Richard J. Coppedge Jr. of the Culinary Institute of America, everyone can indulge. Whether you're afirst-time baker or professional chef, you will find the baking techniques comprehensive and easy to master. Using a combination of Chef Coppedge's flour blends, you will soon be creating pies and tarts, cookies and brownies, and savories and pastries to tempt any palate, gluten-sensitive or not.

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Gluten Free Cookbook - Signs & Symptoms of a Gluten Allergy - Plus: 25 Delicious Gluten Free Recipes... Review

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(More customer reviews)Gluten Free Cookbook Must Have for the Gluten Free diet.Tells you the symptoms of a gluten allergy as well as signs and symptoms to look for in children.The recipes are great and easy to navigate to.Not a lot of fluff, either you have a gluten allergy or you don't, and if you do these are some good recipes.

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About this Gluten Free Cookbook:

This book is for anyone seeking more information on gluten free cooking and gluten free recipes.

Are you allergic to gluten?This book will give you that information as well as the symptoms associated with an allergy to gluten.

This book will also give you 25 "hand picked" delicious recipes that are gluten free.

Get your copy today and start feeling better by living gluten free...

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Gluten-Free Baking: More Than 125 Recipes for Delectable Sweet and Savory Baked Goods, Including Cakes, Pies, Quick Breads, Muffins, Cookies, and Other Delights Review

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(More customer reviews)I'm not a celiac, but I am allergic to wheat, so for many years, I have sought out gluten-free recipes for the breads and pastries I've been deprived of.After trying countless recipes turning out crumbly cookies,hard, dry bread, and odd-tasting pastries, I found Gluten-Free Baking by Rebecca Reilly, the best book out there.The results of these recipes taste as good as (no kidding) the ones served at a high-end pastry shop.
No wonder, since the author was trained not only at Le Cordon Bleu, but also at Le Notre Patissier, the leading pastry school. She has the experience of running her own restaurant, cafe, and catering businesses as well as teaching others how to cook.She'd been exploring gluten-free baking for her clientele even before her son and daughter were diagnosed as celiacs!All these credentials add up to a well-tested, easy-to-understand, and enlightening collection of recipes.But the highest recommendation comes from my wheat-eating friends, who really DON'T realize that anything is missing or "weird" about these treats, something they've never been able to say about my past efforts,despite claims by the authors of those recipes that they'd never tell the difference.
Reilly's training allows her to explain how certain classic baking techniques can provide air and lightness to gluten-free recipes, which can otherwise suffer from the density of particular alternative ingredients.She reveals which ingredients can create elasticity and provide structure in lieu of gluten, so that readers can feel empowered knowing not only how to make these recipes, but also why they work.I gained so much confidence in baking that I even made the scrumptious Black Forest Cake, a labor I probably wouldn't have even attempted in my wheat-eating days.(By the way, it's totally worth the effort.)Amazingly, the recipes range from the simplest brownies to baklava, so there's something for all palates and skill levels.
With all due respect to Bette Hagman, author of The Gluten-Free Gourmet books and an undisputed pioneer in the gluten-free quest, I would love to see Reilly's take on yeast breads as well as on gluten-free cooking.I think there's enough of the gluten-free pie to go around, and all of us in the wheat-free community (and our friends) would benefit.

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If you are among the 1 in 250 american adults intolerant of gluten or allergic to wheat, you know how frustrating it can be to crave a buttery scone or a slice of warm pie. And if you have kids who are gluten-sensitive, you know how much they miss being able to bite into a chewy chocolate chip cookie when they come home from school and how much they hate having to say no to a slice of a friend's birthday cake.
Now, with Gluten-Free Baking by Cordon Bleu-trained chef Rebecca Reilly, you don't have to sit by while family and friends indulge in desserts and other confections. More than 125 recipes for sweet and savory goods, including crispy cookies, meltingly tender muffins, elegant quiches, and stunning layer cakes, prove that eating can be a pleasure, no matter what your dietary issues are.
Baking without wheat is notoriously tricky, but using Reilly's detailed step-by-step recipes, anyone will be able to turn out tempting treats like moist Pumpkin Bread and tender Sour Cream Coffee Cake. Crisp Ginger Molasses Cookies, Lemon Squares, and Pound Cake are kid-and family-pleasing favorites that will no longer be off-limits.
In addition, you'll find tips on how to stock a gluten-free kitchen, advice on techniques, sources for ingredients, and a list of resources and information on celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
Gorgeous color photographs show you how appealing gluten-free desserts can be. With Gluten-Free Baking, you'll never miss out on the opportunity to feast on sinfully rich desserts again!

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Gluten-Free Italian: Over 150 Irresistible Recipes without Wheat--from Crostini to Tiramisu Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a very nice Italian cookbook, with interesting insights into Italian food, comprehensible information on gluten and wheat issues and well-written recipes. While obviously a useful book for delicious gluten free cooking, it would be a nice addition to any cook's bookshelf. I have many cookbooks, and am able to eat gluten, but I find myself turning to this book when I want to make something appealing and delicious.

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You Won't Believe It's Gluten-Free!: 500 Delicious, Foolproof Recipes for Healthy Living Review

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(More customer reviews)Before Celiac, I was an avid baker.I baked all of our breads (my children never knew what store brought bread was), and that is one of the hardest things that I've had to deal with.The smell of fresh baked bread, the way it feels when you're making it, etc.With this book I have been able to get back some of that nostalgic feeling of being in the kitchen and creating something truly wonderful.I use this cookbook almost daily and share it with anyone I can. I have tried many many other cookbooks and got so discouraged that I didn't want to try anything new.The smell of garbanzo bean flour was enough to make me stop using it.Not to mention the lead weight that came out of the oven every time I tried to bake with 4 or even 5 different flours.Thank you Roben for simplifying baking but while still providing my family with delicious treats from our kitchen.This book is truly a treat for anyone with gluten intolerance, celiac, or various other food allergies.Yeah for being back in the kitchen!!! Heather Jones

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Gluten Free Every Day Cookbook: More than 100 Easy and Delicious Recipes from the Gluten-Free Chef Review

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(More customer reviews)I was recently diagnosed with Celiac disease and needed a good "every day" cookbook. I followed the reviews here, and I was not led astray. This is by far one of the best cookbooks I have ever owned! My husband (who is not GF) and I have been very impressed with every recipe we've made from this cookbook. The recipes are easy, the ingredients aren't hard to find (which is a big plus if you live in the boonies like we do), and the food you will make is far better than non-GF food (really!). I highly recommend it!

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Gluten-Free Baking Classics Review

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(More customer reviews)I had the great good fortune of meeting Annalise about eight months ago at a celiac support group meeting.I had previously used a recipe of hers (available on her Foodphilosopher website) for angelfood cake.I was impressed with it and was really looking forward to the publication of this cookbook.

This is gluten free baking with no apologies.Annalise is a very wise lady, passionate in her quest for excellence in gluten free baking.She has gone into the kitchen and rethought how we bake with gluten free flours.The result is an amazing collection of recipes that can go anywhere with the wheat-eating crowd and pass as the "real" thing.

Texturally her products are moist and don't have the grainy mouth feel for which gluten free baked goods are notorious.And taste - she points out in her introduction how much flavor wheat flour has, and then proceeds to compensate for the lack of flavor in the gluten free flours by carefully rethinking her porportions of fats, liquids and flavorings.The result is, product after product, items that not only look beautiful but truly taste delicious.I used to call the lack of flavor in a gf product the "dead spot" - something was missing in my gf baking, but I didn't know what.Annalise's recipes fill that spot completely.

I've been baking for over 40 years.I've been baking gluten free for almost 7 years.I've bought breads ready made, baked from mixes and from scratch.I have had the great pleasure of tasting Annalise's breads, made by her own hand, on a few occasions at our local celiac support group meetings.These are outstanding in terms of crunch, crust and flavor.She has made a real breakthrough with her French/Submarine bread recipes.

I have personally baked the chocolate chip muffins, lemon squares and chocolate ricotta muffins from this book.They are all unbelievably good.I have had a wonderful time making her angelfood cake in the past, and have had the pleasure of helping her test out new recipes for cinnamon buns and a crumb cake.My family of five (three gf eaters) are all impressed.And my non-allergic daughter, who still can and does eat wheat, can't wait for me to bake the crumb cake again - she probably ate 1/2 of the first one by herself.

A word of warning - while Annalise's flour blend for cakes and muffins may look "traditional" to you, it is not.Don't think that this is the "same old same old" - it is not.And, when Annalise advises using a specific brand of brown rice flour (Authentic Foods) in her blend because of the fine grind, pay attention folks! It really makes a difference in the end product.

Did I mention that Gourmet Magazine ran a November, 2005 article spotlighting her recipes? Go buy the book and bake all these goodies you've been missing.That's what I'm doing for my family.

Susan
Northern New Jersey Celiac Support Group

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This revised edition of Annalise Roberts' popular cookbook is a welcome choice for those allergic togluten whowant to enjoydeliciousfresh-baked foods. Roberts presents easy-to-use recipes and techniques for baking everyday basics like bread and cookiesas well as classic treats like brownies and biscuits. Sample delights include Multi-Grain Artisan Bread, Hazelnut Cake, and Old-Fashioned Buttermilk Doughnuts. These recipes use precise mixes of non-wheat-based, gluten-free flours that only the bakerneed know are allergy safe. Gluten-Free Baking Classics is designed for all skills levels, frombeginner to seasoned, and the book is especially useful for novices since it contains detailed instructions on how to get started, as well astimeless baking techniques and guidelines to assure success. Also included are tips on how to incorporate gluten-free baking into a busy weekly schedule, and the book explains why baking wholesome and delicious breads, muffins, cakes, and other items is so important for emotional and physical well-being.

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The Gloriously Gluten-Free Cookbook: Spicing Up Life with Italian, Asian, and Mexican Recipes Review

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(More customer reviews)As a recent graduate from culinary school, it's obvious from reading through these recipes that they were written by a classically trained professional chef.Vanessa's creativity and ability to put a unique spin on flavors from across the world beautifully exemplifies her true understanding of varied cooking techniques.Gluten-free or not, these recipes are solid house-hold staples that will always keep your meals delicious and interesting!

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Thrilling recipes from around the world that prove you can give up the gluten without giving up the flavor

For sufferers of celiac disease, the necessary diet limitations can seem like a culinary curse. With the right information and a great cookbook, you can still eat most of the foods you love while maintaining a healthy, well-balanced diet. In The Gloriously Gluten-Free Cookbook, Vanessa Maltin compiles Italian, Asian, and Mexican recipes that are safe for a gluten-free diet but taste so good you can't tell the difference. With the help of chefs Edgar Steele of Cafe Atlantico, Katie Chin of Thai Kitchen, and Keith Brunell of Maggiano's Little Italy, Maltin proves that celiac sufferers will never have to eat another boring rice cake.
Living gluten-free isn't as tough as you think-corn tortillas are a simple substitute for flour in Latin cooking, gluten-free flours are perfect for great tasting pizzas and calzones, and rice noodles and gluten-free soy sauce make Asian food perfectly safe and delicious.

Includes breakdowns of safe and unsafe foods, tips on maintaining a gluten-free kitchen, and firsthand advice from the author on dealing with family, friends, and restaurant workers who just don't get it
Features Italian sauces, starters, risottos, pastas, and main dishes; Asian soups, salads, starters, noodles, sushi, and main dishes; and Mexican starters, salsas, staples, and main dishes
Also includes delightful gluten-free desserts and a listing of helpful gluten-free resources

With The Gloriously Gluten-Free Cookbook, a diet without gluten won't be an obstacle to your enjoyment of the good life-and the great food that goes with it.

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1,000 Gluten-Free Recipes Review

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(More customer reviews)What sets Carol Fenster and her 1,OOO Gluten-Free Recipes 1,000 Gluten-Free Recipes apart from others, is this:She delivers great taste, great texture, and maximum nutrition (something you already know is in short supply in most GF carbohydrates); her recipes and advice are geared to home cooking, i.e., your life and your kitchen; she makes suggestions for brand names of ingredients (this saves so much time!); she writes clearly so your dish will come out great every time (this saves time, money, and so much effort, not to mention the disappointment); her dishes please the most finicky eaters; and she notes alternative ingredients if you wish to make recipes dairy-free, vegan, etc.

Yes, there really are a thousand distinct recipes, but, no, it's not heavy.It is so all encompassing and astoundingly excellent that it'll spoil you for any other cookbook, except...Gluten-Free Quick and EasyGluten-Free Quick & Easy: From Prep to Plate Without the Fuss - 200+ Recipes for People with Food Sensitivities, Carol's 2007 cookbook that uses her unique Carol's-Flour-Blend-turned-into-mixes strategy.Both of these books are amazingly affordable and readily pay for themselves in saved time, effort and money.

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1,000 Gluten-Free Recipes
It's like getting 5 cookbooks in 1!
172 Breakfast Dishes, Muffins, and Breads 75 Sandwiches, Salads, and Soups 106 Pasta, Grain, Bean, and Vegetable Dishes 205 Main Courses 377 Cookies, Cakes, Pies, and Other Desserts And Much More!
Go gluten-free with ease! For the best all-purpose gluten-free cookbook, look no further. Inside, you'll find delicious gluten-free versions of foods you crave-including muffins, breads, pizzas, pastas, casseroles, cookies, bars, cakes, and pies. You'll also discover hundreds of recipes for all-American favorites, flavorful international dishes, and sophisticated special-occasion fare. It's everything you need to serve satisfying gluten-free meals 365 days a year!
Praise for 1,000 Gluten-Free Recipes
"This book has great recipes with a fresh healthy flair. Everyone should have this cookbook. I know mine will get tattered from use."
-Cynthia Kupper, R.D., Executive Director, Gluten Intolerance Group of North America
"Carol Fenster has combined simple, naturally gluten-free recipes along with those specially created for people with celiac disease. This is a comprehensive soup-to-nuts guide that any cook will use again and again."
-Andrea Levario, J.D., Executive Director, American Celiac Disease Alliance
"The encyclopedia of gluten-free recipes has now arrived! What a wonderful assortment of healthy meals that even a gluten-free novice can tackle."
-Cynthia S. Rudert, M.D., Advisor for the Celiac Disease Foundation and the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America

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125 Best Gluten-Free Bread Machine Recipes Review

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(More customer reviews)This book is excellent!I bought the Zojirushi bread machine recommended in this book and results have been fantastic!We are having gluten issues at home and I have tried store bought frozen bread.Not many of them are very good.This recipes in this book allow me to make fresh bread that not only tastes like wheat bread, it looks like wheat bread, toasts like wheat bread and slices just like wheat bread.Anyone looking to make their own gluten free breads should definitely try this book.However, pay attention to the fact she has written this book for the Zojirushi - I replaced my old bread machine and it was worth the purchase.The results are superb and everyone is very happy!

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Great breads from the home kitchen. They will taste like they came from the best bakery in town.For anyone who enjoys the flavor and aroma of freshly baked bread, nothing beats the convenience of a bread machine. This convenience is even greater for those managing a gluten intolerance. Finally here are great recipes for the food that is most strictly avoided and typically most missed in gluten-free diets: bread.These recipes make gluten-free breads that not only taste great but are specifically designed to meet the exacting requirements of bread machines. Each recipe has been thoroughly tested to ensure successful results every time.And what a collection of recipes it is:Banana seed bread

Brown bread

Cornbread

Cranberry wild rice bread

Egg-free, corn-free, lactose-free brown bread

Italian herb bread

Pumpernickel

Sourdough walnut bread

Tomato rosemary bread

Hamburger/mini-sub buns

Hot cross buns

Sun-dried tomato ciabatta

Thin pizza crust

Cinnamon buns

Focaccia

Throughout the book there are tips and techniques for using a bread machine, and as a bonus the authors have included recipes for mixer prepared variations. These breads will be enjoyed by everyone in the family, whether affected by gluten intolerance or not.

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