*Disclosure-I received a copy of the book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for my honest opinion. I was not required to write a positive review and all opinions stated are 100% my own.
About the book:
Gluten-Free, Hassle Free is a simple, friendly, easy-to-follow guide packed with everything you need to know to live gluten-free, including delicious recipes, and practical solutions, strategies, and shortcuts.
A registered dietician and chef, Marlisa Brown makes going gluten-free a snap. Completely revised and updated throughout and filled with new material, this edition includes:
Over 150 quick and easy recipes, with nutritional information, including gluten-free holiday classics
How to stock a gluten-free kitchenIf your child is gluten-free: practical advice, nutritious meals and tasty treats
Quick and easy substitutions to make your favorite foods gluten-free
How to read and translate current labels-and how to find the hidden gluten in food
Tips for eating out and on the go, including fast food options
Gluten-free products and where to find them
How to eat a balanced gluten-free diet
Advice for dining out at home and abroad
Plus more meal plans, shopping lists, safe food lists, tips for creating your own gluten-free meals and much more!!
My thoughts:
I have mentioned before on another post about a cookbook, this year my daughter started Kindergarten and seems to have some attention problems. I did some research because I didn't want medicating her to be the first resolution we tried and I found out that people with gluten sensitivities can have attention and behavior problems. So, we set out to remove gluten fro her diet. Problem is, gluten is in so much stuff it is impossible to know where to begin ad what to remove. Gluten-Free, Hassle Free is a great place to start for anyone looking to remove gluten from their diet. This is an amazing resources for avoiding gluten. It covers every subject you cold possibly think of- everything from what foods do have gluten and what foods are safe to eat, how to avoid gluten restaurants, how to entertain gluten free and so much more. There are extensive charts that you could bring with you to the grocery store that list all of the safe foods to eat and all of the foods to avoid. Throughout all of this wonderful information contained in this informative book, there are tons of gluten-free recipes for you to try. There are so many tasty recipes to try. Some standouts include: artichoke cheese dip, cornmeal crusted chicken tenders, portabella mushroom burgers, chicken in vodka sauce with mushrooms, and chocolate dream tarts, There are even menu ideas for what to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I would recommend this book to anyone that has someone with a gluten sensitivity or anyone that is just interested in eating more gluten free meals. You can purchase a copy of Gluten -Free, Hassle Free on Amazon.com.
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