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Anybody Know Of A Good Gluten Free Cookbook For A Beginner ?


kare101

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kare101 Newbie

I've just started on the diet and need something easy and simple to use. Preferably with all kinds of food in it. One that's available on the gluten-free mall would be great, because I live in Saudi Arabia and haven't found anything available here.


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I've just started on the diet and need something easy and simple to use. Preferably with all kinds of food in it. One that's available on the gluten-free mall would be great, because I live in Saudi Arabia and haven't found anything available here.

My sister in law got me 1000 Gluten Free Recipes for Christmas, and I love it. It has a nice wide variety of foods and the recipes are easy to manage. It's available on the gluten-free mall site.

BethM55 Enthusiast

Online, check out livingwithout.com. Good advice, good information, and good recipes. They offer a print magazine too, although I'm not sure you'll find it in Saudi Arabia.

lovegrov Collaborator

Roben Ryberg's cookbooks have simple recipes that turn out great. And she's a wonderful person, as well.

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jerseyangel Proficient

I like Roben Ryberg's cookbooks too. Ingredients are simple and easy to find and all of the recipes I've tried have turned out nicely. :)

I bought "The Gluten Free Kitchen" close to 5 years ago, and I still refer to it.

mommida Enthusiast

I like the Roben Ryberg cookbooks too. :D

Look over some of your old recipes that don't call for a lot of flour, and substitute a gluten free "flour" mix.

Kelynn Apprentice

Personally, I received "Gluten-Free Cooking For Dummies" as a gift when I first became gluten-free and I love it. It has a lot of recipes, but also is extremely informative, too.


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