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Making Gluten Free Easy: Tips, Tricks, Treats & More to Make Your Gluten Free Journey Easy & Effortless
Making Gluten Free Easy: Tips, Tricks, Treats & More to Make Your Gluten Free Journey Easy & Effortless
Making Gluten Free Easy: Tips, Tricks, Treats & More to Make Your Gluten Free Journey Easy & Effortless
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Making Gluten Free Easy: Tips, Tricks, Treats & More to Make Your Gluten Free Journey Easy & Effortless

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Living gluten free doesnt have to be complicated. Once you know some basics, and have some staple items on hand, its easy and effortless.

Inside youll find tips and tricks to help you on your journey, such as:

How to stock a gluten free pantry Dining gluten free in social situations Creating holiday menus Delicious, simple recipes that are sure to be a hit with your family

And much more!

LanguageEnglish
PublisheriUniverse
Release dateMar 15, 2013
ISBN9781475976052
Making Gluten Free Easy: Tips, Tricks, Treats & More to Make Your Gluten Free Journey Easy & Effortless
Author

Ann LeClercq

Ann LeClercq has a bachelor's degree in Natural Health from Clayton College. She is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Suburban Prairie Homemaker, a blog that features gluten free recipes, crafts, and projects for the home and garden. She is a wife, mother of two, and a stay-at-home mom, and has been living gluten free since 2010.

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    Making Gluten Free Easy - Ann LeClercq

    Making

    Gluten Free

    Easy

    Tips, Tricks, Treats & More

    to Make Your Gluten Free Journey

    Easy & Effortless

    Ann LeClercq

    iUniverse, Inc.

    Bloomington

    Making Gluten Free Easy

    Tips, Tricks, Treats & More to Make Your Gluten Free Journey Easy & Effortless

    Copyright © 2013 by Ann LeClercq.

    Cover images courtesy of CottageArts.net

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the publisher except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

    All trademarks, trade names, or logos mentioned or used within this book are the property of their respective owners and are used only to directly describe the products being used within the recipes. Every effort has been made to properly capitalize, punctuate, identify, and attribute trademarks and trade names to their respective owners, including the use of ® and ™ wherever possible and practical. Neither the author nor the publishers of this book are partners, affiliates, or licensees with the holders of said trademarks.

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    iUniverse rev. date: 03/12/2013

    Contents

    Dedication

    Acknowledgments

    Start Here

    References

    How to Stock a Gluten Free Pantry

    Expanding the Gluten Free Pantry

    Eating Gluten Free When You’re in a Hurry

    Dining Gluten Free in Social Situations

    Christmas Dinner Menu & Plan of Attack

    Adapting Recipes to Be Gluten Free

    Savory Recipes

    Pork Chop Dinner Menu and Recipes

    Cranberry Kale

    Black Bean Soup

    French Onion Soup

    Garlic Potato Chard Soup

    Split Pea Soup

    Bajan Inspired Rice Casserole

    Chicken Parmesan

    Goulash

    Most Amazing Crock Pot Ham EVER

    Sloppy Joes

    Beef Chop Suey

    Chili Cheeseburger Mac

    Sweet Recipes

    Cranberry Salad

    Homemade Butterscotch

    Hot Cocoa Mix

    Coffee Floats

    Peppermint Syrup

    Peanut Butter Cup Truffles

    Apricot Coconut Balls

    Sugar Cookie Dough

    Everyday to Gourmet

    Sugar Cookie Dough

    Chocolate Crinkles

    Irish Soda Bread Cookies

    Pumpkin Cheesecake Swirl Brownies

    Applesauce Spice Coffee Cake

    Peach Cobbler

    Lemon Chiffon Cake

    Texas Sheet Cake

    Best Birthday Cake Ever

    Cupcakes

    Carrot Cupcakes

    Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes

    Caramel Corn

    Cornbread

    Houska Bread

    Hot Cross Buns

    Blanc Mange

    Red Velvet Pancakes

    Pumpkin Donuts

    Pie

    Cherry Cobbler

    Author Biography

    Dedication

    This book is dedicated to the memory of my mother, Delores Haas Nelson, and the millions like her, who suffered with symptoms of gluten intolerance and food allergies in silence.

    Acknowledgments

    Just as no man is an island, no author brings a book to life alone. So many people have helped in the creation process of what you, dear reader, now hold in your hands, and it is my pleasure to introduce you to them and thank them for part.

    First, and most importantly, I thank my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ for leading me on this amazing journey, and never failing to be by my side during the bumpy road parts.

    To my best-friend-other-than-my-husband, Lynette, for pitching in last minute, while raising her own family, and helping to proofread and edit. She made sure that what you are about to read actually makes sense.

    And especially to my husband, Brian. This book would not exist without your generous support. You believed in this book long before it was even a twinkle in my eye. You have always loved me, even when I’m unlovable, and I would not be who I am without you. You inspire me every day, and I love you so much.

    Start

    Here

    References

    It may seem kind of strange seeing references listed in the beginning of a book, but these are so helpful when you first go gluten free.

    Websites:

    The Celiac Disease Foundation

    www.celiac.org

    Triumph Dining®

    www.triumphdining.com

    AllRecipes.com®

    www.allrecipes.com

    This is the recipe I adapted for our ham:

    http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Easy-Slow-Cooker-Ham/Detail.aspx

    Self Nutritional Data

    http://nutritiondata.self.com/

    Books:

    Linda Page’s Healthy Healing, by Linda Page, Ph.D.

    Make It Fast, Cook It Slow, by Stephanie O’Dea

    More Make It Fast, Cook It Slow, by Stephanie O’Dea

    Nourishing Traditions, by Sally Fallon

    The Essential Grocery Guide, from Triumph Dining®

    The Essential Restaurant Guide, from Triumph Dining®

    Let me tell you the why I chose those specific references for you. The Celiac Disease Foundation will give you very valuable information about celiac disease, as well as wonderful recipes. Linda Page’s Healthy Healing will also give you more information to help you toward a more healthy you. AllRecipes.com® is one of the best resources for recipes of any kind on the internet, and now you can search for gluten free recipes. Anything printed by Triumph Dining® will help you in the grocery store or when eating out. Their books are also reasonably priced. Stephanie O’Dea’s books came from her blog, which I was actually following before we went gluten free because everything was made in the crock pot. They are a great tool for those who also need to learn to cook for themselves now that they are gluten free. We are using them to help teach our daughter to cook. Nourishing Traditions will help you develop a large repertoire of homemade stocks and much, much more. While not all of the

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