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Newly confirmed Celiac with Type II Diabetes and Barretts disease. Having to radically changed everything we cook - any suggestions for a really  good cooking book or source for gluten-free food, especially for crock pot type stuff? Thanks

 

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Practical Paleo by Dianne Sanfilippo is my favorite. Even if you aren't into the paleo lifestyle all the recipes are naturally gluten free and very easy! I was never into cooking until I found this book. Well worth the money!!

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I believe Stephanie O'Dea has a crock pot gluten free cook book!

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Thanks yawl

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Dr Bernstein's books on Diabetes are great. He has some cookbooks too. Open Original Shared Link

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The free kindle book store has gluten free cookbooks, I haven't read them yet, but got a few of them for free.

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