Gluten Free products and links, and gluten free cookbooks that I use and recommend.
The following cookbooks, with no-gluten recipes, are ones that I
own and enjoy using.
Point to a heading, to see product information from Amazon.com web
site for that book.
Click on the link in the product information, to go to the Amazon.com
site.
The
Gluten-Free Gourmet Cooks Fast and Healthy: Wheat-Free Recipes With
Less Fuss and Less Fat
by Bette Hagman
I especially enjoy the bread recipes in this
cookbook. The book could be improved by adding nutritional details,
e.g. calories, fat, to the recipes.
Eating
Gluten Free
by Shreve Stockton.
This cookbook has helpful tips, very nice page
layout, and simple, tasty recipes
Amazing
Gluten-free Bread & Cakes from your Breadmaker
by Carolyn Humphries. This cookbook has a great collection of bread
recipes, with clear, easy-to-follow instructions
Healthy
Gluten-Free Cooking
by Darina Allen and Rosemary Kearney. A beautiful
book, with some recipes that are a bit complicated, but definitely
worth the effort.
The following food items are ones that I have tried. Point to a heading, to see product information from Amazon.com web site for that food item. Click on the link in the product information, to go to the Amazon.com site.
Glutino
Gluten-Free Breadsticks, Pizza Flavor
Nice with a salad, or break them up to make tasty croutons.
EnviroKidz
Crispy Rice Bar, Peanut Butter
Great to carry in your briefcase for an emergency lunch or snack,
these bars come in peanut butter, chocolate and berry flavours. Very
tasty.
Glutino
Gluten-Free Brown Rice Pasta
Excellent pasta. A bit more expensive than some other gluten-free
pastas, but worth the extra price.
Mi-Del
Gluten Free Cookies
These cookies are available in a variety of flavours,
including ginger snaps, pecan, and chocolate chips. The ginger snaps
have a rather strong ginger taste. All are good, and moderately priced,
compared to some other gluten-free brands.
Piller's
Foods
Delicious meat products from an Ontario food company. Except for the
crepes, most items are wheat and gluten free, and many omit other
allergens as well.
Other food products are available from Amazon, and are included in
My Gluten Free Store, in the Gluten
Free Food section.
There aren't too many types of beer that are gluten free, but I've found a couple here in Canada. They're made by Les bières de la Nouvelle-France (BNF) microbrewery in Quebec. Very nice for a summer afternoon on the patio.
Messagère is a gluten free pale ale
Messagère
Red Ale is a gluten free rice and buckwheat beer
The following web sites have information on gluten free cooking and health issues.
Gluten-free Ontario -- List of Celiac-Friendly Restaurants and Bakeries
Food
Allergy Alert Card -- print copies to take with you to restaurants
Last updated: January 6, 2017 4:29 PM
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