Naturally Sweet & Gluten-Free: Allergy-Friendly Vegan Desserts: 100 Recipes Without Gluten, Dairy, Eggs, or Refined Sugar
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Finally a dessert book without gluten, eggs, dairy or refined sugar! Allergy-friendly and entirely vegan, the sweets in this book are great tasting and good for you too! Through years of recipe testing and receiving feedback from thousands of comments on her blog, Diet, Dessert and Dogs, Heller has taken great care to ensure that every recipe from this book will taste just as good as a traditional dessert and some, even better! With a lower glycemic index than regular desserts, these healthy versions of traditional favorites: Frosted Vanilla Cupcakes, Pumpkin Loaf, Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Chocolate Pecan Pie are sure to delight. There is a huge array of desserts made with creative combinations of ingredients (yep, some vegetables, too) and innovative, unusual uses of alternatives to provide the greatest health benefits possible. Who knew gluten-free, vegan desserts could be so delicious and delightful?
From the Publisher
This book includes a comprehensive introductory matter, including helpful information on ingredients, tips & techniques, tools & bakeware, and an at-a-glance pantry list.
Naturally Sweet & Gluten-Free
100 Recipes Without Gluten, Dairy, Eggs, or Refined Sugar
Naturally Sweet & Gluten-Free will prove that you can have your cake, and great health too! The desserts and other baked goods found in this book were inspired by the author’s decision, after decades of baking and indulging in unhealthy sweets, to finally heed her body’s wake-up call and radically alter her diet.
The book features 100 dessert recipes all free of gluten, eggs, and dairy; many are also soy-free (or offer a soy-free option), corn-free, and nut-free (or offer a nut-free option).
Size: 8.5″ x 10″ Binding: Paperback Pages: 224 pages; 55+ color photos
About the Author
Using only whole-food ingredients, a generous pinch of humor, and input from her two chatty canines, Ricki Heller has posted more than 600 gluten-free, allergy-friendly, and sugar-free (low-glycemic index) recipes on her blog, Diet, Dessert and Dogs. She is also the author of the best-selling cookbook Sweet Freedom. As an associate editor for Simply Gluten-Free Magazine, Ricki creates fabulous vegan and gluten free recipes; she has also written for Clean Eating magazine, Living Without, and many other publications. Ricki lives in Toronto, Canada, with her husband and two dogs.
Publisher : Sellers Publishing, Inc. (September 12, 2013)
Language : English
Paperback : 224 pages
ISBN-10 : 1416209174
ISBN-13 : 978-1416209171
Item Weight : 1.62 pounds
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.75 x 10 inches
Customers say
Customers find the recipes delicious, tasty, and easy to make. They also appreciate the beautiful photos and mention the book is a great primer into natural sweeteners. However, some customers feel the ingredient list is long and hard to find, and the nutritional information is not included.
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Tessa Williams Simpson –
Creative, Lucious, & Informative
Ricki’s book is so helpful and loaded with tantalizing treats. Anyone who has ever attempted the beast of gluten free AND vegan baking knows…it is no easy feat! And Ricki has LOADS of experience. She has been blogging in the gluten free community for years and teaches whole foods cooking classes. She is also a registered holistic nutritionist…she knows about the importance of food related to your health.She has a great section explaining ingredients and flours, and a brief low down of gluten free vegan baking. With recipes for almost everyone…you will be excited to get in the kitchen and start baking!If you are new to sugar free baking, this cookbook will be a great primer into natural sweeteners. Each one has its own characteristics, and baking your way through this book will teach you their nuances.(Ricki uses an all-purpose mix of her own making in many of her recipes. I happen to be one of those rare people that can taste bean flours (in any amount) in baked goods, so every single recipe I subbed the garfava flour in her flour blend with either toasted quinoa or teff flours, all with great success. As another side…she uses flax meal…but my son is anaphylactic to those darn seeds, so I always use chia meal.)AND THE RECIPES!! I have fallen in love with more than my fair share of the recipes in this book! So many we have made will be made again and again!Bottom line, this is an invaluable resource for those looking to make delicious treats that are allergy friendly AND use only natural sweeteners.
Ãva Csipes –
Good approach
The author is one of my favourite bloggers, she has great ideas for those having food intolerances. She explains everything in detail, however, I think the ingredients she uses are not easy to get for people living in otger countries, especially Europe.
RedSpice –
Delicious results!
Wonderful results!! Out of all of the books I have used for baking without certain allergenic foods, this is by far the best, hands down! Chocolate Mint Chocolate Chip Cookies, very good. Cinnamon Buns, without yeast even, yum! Spiced Pumpkin Millet Pudding, tasty! I made the pudding for Thanksgiving one year. There are so many more to try. It is nice to have a treat every once in a while, and I really appreciate Ricki Hellerâs cookbook!
Donna –
Not So Impressed
Received this book two days ago and was very excited for a new sourch of recipes to meet the needs of my grandkids who are both gluten, casein and cane sugar sensitive. Made the Zucchini-Pineapple Loaf/Muffins and the Lemon Blueberry Scones today and both were disappointments. I like Ricki’s flour blend- plenty of protein and nice flavor/texture. The products were both tasty and very light, but both the scones and muffins were too crumbly and floury tasting. Also made a small loaf with some of the Zucchini-Pineapple batter and that was leaden in the center even though it tested done. I then baked a second batch of each, but this time substituting one egg for each 1 Tbs. ground flax seed and 3 Tbs. of liquid called for in the original recipe. Also, in the scones I added 3 Tbs. of Acacia honey, which has an unusually low glycemic index, 1/2 tsp. Xanthan gum and I adjusted the oil up a bit in each recipe. This produced wonderfully light scones and muffins that held together really well and will be perfect as lunchbox treats. Crumbly is really embarassing for a 5 year old at lunch time. I will continue to try these recipes, but think I’ll add the eggs back in as this isn’t a dietary problem for our girls. I have used Carol Fenster’s book (1000 Gluten Free Recipes) for most of my baking until now and think that perhaps a blend of both of their recipes is the key for me.
Laura M –
Must Have.
This book is one of my absolute favorites. If you are trying to be healthful with your sweets, you need this book. I am vegan and I love using natural sweeteners. Going gluten-free is just a bonus as far as I am concerned. Everything I have had has been delicious. Her recipes are amazing and she is a genius.
Green Girl –
Hard to find ingredients
I have many cookbooks and live discovering new recipes for healthy treats for my family. This book is filled with recipes requiring strange and hard to find ingredients. The photographs are beautiful and there are many recipes I would like to try however the long list of hard to find ingredients have prevented me from attempting any recipes. I have many raw cookbooks that contain simple recipes with several easy to find ingredients. I think I’ll stick with those cookbooks.
Sherry –
Beautiful photos and delicious recipes
Beautiful photos and delicious recipes. If you have been feeling deprived of tasty goodies, you have a lot to look forward. So far, everything I made is tasty and met with approval of a picky husband.
Amazon Customer –
So amazing! Filled with numerous delicious ideas that make the …
Wow! So amazing! Filled with numerous delicious ideas that make the ACD so much easier when one has the desire to reach for a nice treat!! Thx Ricki!!!
Bubble –
Plein d’idées pour faire des gâteaux sans gluten. Texte en anglais, donc très bon exercice aussi pour m’améliorer tout en cuisinant. Un inconvénient, certains produits n’existent pas ici. Il faut s’adapter.
merlin –
Okay- too many ingredients for me- I like simple recipes but if had the time and the inclination then all the recipes looks scrummy
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IKCLJ –
Great cookbook, delicious recipes. Disappointed book showed up damaged.
Grace –
I was so excited about this book and waited eagerly for it so I could start cooking up sugar free desserts. I was so disappointed when I received to see that most of the recipes have half to one cup of coconut sugar in the ingredients! I have Reactive Hypoglycemia and am following an anti-candida diet, and cannot have ANY sugars besides Stevia. Coconut sugar, despite being acclaimed to be “healthy” is still sugar, and I feel that calling this book a recipe book of sugar free recipes is very misleading and very disappointing.