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Christmas Gifts - What gluten-free Books?


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I would like to add to my library of Gluten Free Books and Cookbooks. I need suggestion for my girls to give me as gifts.

I have "Cooks Fast and Healthy" Bette Hagman and "Wheat-Free, Worry Free" by Danna Korn.

I have heard yes and no for the "Gluten-Free Bible" :blink:

What books would you recommend.

Thanks Lisa B.


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I like the gluten free kitchen cookbook.

Lauren

jerseyangel Proficient

I have read "Dangerous Grains" and would recommend it highly.

tarnalberry Community Regular

Shelly Cases' Gluten Free Resource Guide is a nice reference - has lots of company contact information as well.

ms-sillyak-screwed Enthusiast

Anyone read???

"FOOD ALLERGIES AND FOOD INTOLERANCE"

A COMPLETE GUIDE TO THEIR IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT.

By JONATHAN BROSTOFF, MD & LINDA GAMIN.

One of the girls in the allergy doc's office handed this to me when I was waiting for my food allergy shot the other day. It looked good. It had info on IGA IGG and more. I will get it if anyone in Celiac-cyberspace gives it a thumbs up.

I'll ask Santa for it for Xmas.

Do you blogg? Open Original Shared Link

jkmunchkin Rising Star

I read Gluten Free Bible when I was first diagnosed and found it both informative and humorous at the same time. I would recomend it.

eeyor-fan Contributor
I read Gluten Free Bible when I was first diagnosed and found it both informative and humorous at the same time. I would recomend it.

There is a lot of debate on the Gluten Free Bible not being reliable....check out the reading section of this forum about members posts on this book. It is not Good! Jax Peters Lowell does not check her facts.

Best book I found is "A Personal Touch on Celiac Disease" put out by "A Personal Touch Publishing" and written by celiacs (some chapters even written by kids with celiac about their first "gluten free halloween" etc. Barns And Noble can order it in for $15. Plus a good book is "Kids With Celiac" by Dana Korn (also her Wheat Free, Worry Free" is a top fave on this site)!


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I would like to add to my library of Gluten Free Books and Cookbooks. I need suggestion for my girls to give me as gifts.

I have "Cooks Fast and Healthy" Bette Hagman and "Wheat-Free, Worry Free" by Danna Korn.

I have heard yes and no for the "Gluten-Free Bible" :blink:

What books would you recommend.

Thanks Lisa B.

What a good gift idea! The only thing is, I would like to ask for books on quick and easy gluten free cooking. I hate to cook, so if you have any suggestions that don't involve getting "special" foods that you only can get from health food stores, I would like to know about them! I have been using the crockpot a lot more now. Reynold's even makes slow cooker liners that you put in the crockpot and when you are done all you do is pull out the liner and throw it away. No clean up!!

Cindy

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