Pages: 288 (Paperback) ISBN: 0722540272 Pub: Thorsons Pub date: 2000-08-21 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 49512
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Reader Reviews:scrumptious (12/12 people found this helpful)I was looking for a cake recipe that might turn out a bit like the gf muffins sold at costa coffee - I stumbled across this book in my local bookshop, bought it at full price, came home and started to cook with it.
Not Sure (27/28 people found this helpful)I have a wheat and dairy intolerance, but I'm not much of a cook. Most of the recipes are way out of my league, more suited to dinner parties. Over half the book is deserts and baking, and while it all looks very appetising I wanted a cookbook to help with everyday eating with a food intolerance. I found Barabara Cousins Cooking without, much more useful. This book is definately not suitable for vegitarians or vegans, only a handful of the recipes are vegetarian. Quite dissappointed Allergies can be fun! (30/30 people found this helpful)This book has been a god-send. I love cooking, but suffer from all the allergies listed in the book, and have been struggling to adjust to not eating all the lovely food I used to enjoy. There are lots of mouth-watering recipes which will ensure you continue to enjoy good food - beef en croute, blackberry and apple cake, brownies, chilli and herb cornbread, blueberry muffins, brandy snaps, passion cake, shortbread, steak and kidney pudding, sweet pepper tart and even wedding cake to name but a few.
Cookbook but no general advice. (14/14 people found this helpful)A good functional cookbook, but not always the most useful recipes - e.g. to cook a cheesecake it advises to use sheep or goat milk... but many dairy intolerant people couldn't use those substitutes either. It also doesn't give any general advice about substitutions. Other books can advise that rice flour is good for custard and sweet tasting recipes, despite cornflour being the normal ingredient. I'm Still Hungry! (46/49 people found this helpful)Well over half of this book is devoted to desserts, cakes and sweets. Very few of the remaining recipes are suitable for veggies or vegans, especially those who don't drink. Quite a few of the "dairy free" recipes contain eggs which may suit some people but I don't feel comfy with. This is probably a good book for meat-eaters who like desserts but have allergies, but I'll be giving it to someone for Christmas rather than using it myself! Similar ProductsEasy Wheat, Egg and Milk Free Cooking (Recipes for Health) Cooking Without Made Easy: Recipes Free from Added Gluten, Sugar, Yeast and Dairy Produce How to Eat Well Again on a Wheat, Gluten and Dairy Free Diet: A Survival Guide Healthy Gluten-free Eating: The Ultimate Wheat-free Recipe Book (Healthy Eating) Cooking Without CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
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