Features
This cookbook contains both recipes and information for beginners to advanced cooks. If you are brand new to the gluten-free, dairy- free, tree-nut and peanut-free and egg-free cooking and baking, you are most likely overwhelmed. To be overwhelmed and even frightened by the myriad of complexities is normal. The more you read and the more you practice in the kitchen; the easier it will become.
One way that this cookbook can help you is to give you new and valuable information. I would guess that most readers are not familiar with the history of food allergies even if you have been dealing with food allergies for decades. As a person with anaphylactic tree nut and coconut allergies, I have lived a life of food allergies personally, but I did not have a clue about the history of food allergies until I found references in our local medical library. A Brief History of Food Allergies, which is included in this book on page 19, gives most people room for pause and exploration depending upon their individual state of health.
- Over 225 original and tested recipes.
- Cookbook contains over 100 pages of information that deals with special diet issues.
- How to save money on expensive products and ingredients.
- How to save time when baking for people with food allergies and special allergy ingredients and kitchen tools that can be purchased to make life easier.
The topics covered in Part One of this book include:
- The Role of Nutrition in Food Allergies
- Food Allergies in Infants and Children
- A Brief History of Food Allergies
- Special Diets & Celiac Disease
- Avoiding Common Food Allergens
- Special Ingredients & Products
- Technical Know-How for Special Cooking
- Saving Time & Money
- Where to Purchase Pasta, Flours & Other Ingredients
- Rotation Diets & Food Families
- Meal Ideas
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