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Ariauna Apprentice

I've been doing some research into some cook books and came upon this one:

Gluten-free, Sugar-free Cooking: Over 200 Delicious Recipes to Help You Live a Healthier, Allergy-Free Life

by Susan O'Brien, Robert H. Lerman, Barb Schlitz

Do any of you have this one? The only thing I don't see mentioned in the review is if this cookbook offers help for those that have egg allergy and not having to use an egg replacer as I have not had much luck with them. I've been living gluten free for about a year and a half now so I am good with the basics but I also struggle with cholesterol and I'm also trying to shed about 30 unwanted pounds so the above cookbook looks like a good possibility but isn't available in the local bookstores for me to check out before I buy it.

If any of you can recommend another book it would be great too!

Thanks


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Hi Ariauna,

I don't have the cookbook you mentioned, but you can view some of it on: Open Original Shared Link

A cookbook I do have that I love is The Gluten Free Almond Flour Cookbook by Elana Amsterdam.

Although many of her recipes include eggs, there are many that don't, including: pecan pie, fruit crisps and crumbles, many of her cookies, shortbread squares. She also has many amazing frostings and dessert sauces that don't have eggs.

So even if I couldn't eat eggs I would still love this book, and I highly recommend it to you. The recipes are so good I think you will be inspired to make the ones work that do have eggs.

Best wishes!

Pat

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