Ebook: Hot and Hip Healthy Gluten-Free Cooking: 75 Healthy Recipes to Spice Up Your Kitchen

75 Healthy Recipes to Spice Up Your Kitchen

Dozens of recipes that prove gluten-free doesn’t mean taste-free.

Just because you’ve gone gluten-free doesn’t mean you have to stop eating the foods you love—not even bread, pasta, and dessert! The Hot and Hip Gluten-Free Cookbook makes it easy to enjoy all the benefits of a gluten-free diet while indulging in home-cooked meals that are as delicious as they are easy to make. The Hot and Hip Gluten-Free Cookbook features a wide variety of wholesome and tempting recipes that will satisfy both your passion for good food and your gluten-free lifestyle:

Mesquite flour savory breakfast muffins
Grilled panini with buffalo mozzarella, roasted red peppers, and sundried tomatoes
Homemade ravioli with yam filling and sage butter
Ahi tuna kebabs over buckwheat noodles with miso sauce
Crusted chicken with fire-roasted tomato sauce
Pear and cranberry crisp
Chocolate biscotti with chipotle spice
And many more!

This book also includes a helpful guide to stocking your kitchen with gluten-free staples and substitutes, and sumptuous full-color photographs that will inspire your inner chef. The Hot and Hip Gluten-Free Cookbook is a no-nonsense guide to cooking great, healthy food for your gluten-free life.

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