Tasty Toppings: 18 Dairy and Meat Free Recipes with Gluten, Soy, Egg and Nut Free Options
The Little Book of Allergy-Friendly Recipes
Nonfiction, Food & Drink, Vegetarian, Healthy Cooking
| Author: | Lisa White, Glenys Falloon, Hayley Richards, Anne Clark, Karina Pike | ISBN: | 9781386621393 |
| Publisher: | Complementary Kitchen Pty. Ltd. | Publication: | September 2, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lisa White, Glenys Falloon, Hayley Richards, Anne Clark, Karina Pike |
| ISBN: | 9781386621393 |
| Publisher: | Complementary Kitchen Pty. Ltd. |
| Publication: | September 2, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There are a lot of foods you miss out on when you can't eat dairy, soy, gluten, egg, meat, or nuts. For example, what do you dollop on a baked potato if sour cream is off the menu because you can't eat dairy? What do you stir through coleslaw if you can't have traditional mayonnaise due to an egg sensitivity?
Additionally, sushi and cold rolls aren’t as fun when you can't have soy sauce. Not to mention enjoying nachos is difficult when you can't eat avocados or cheese.
The Little Book of Allergy-Friendly Tasty Toppings, by the creators of the Australian free-from online cooking show Alternative Chef Kitchen offers some alternatives for those with allergies to many everyday ingredients. The alternatives in this book include:
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Four different sour cream alternatives (made with soy, sunflower seeds, cashews, and one very untraditional option made with butter beans).
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A soy-free cold roll/sushi dipping sauce alternative.
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Some tasty toppings for tacos and baked potato including a simple salsa, two guacamole options, easy-to-make taco seasonings, and raw BBQ onions.
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Four mayonnaise alternatives (a traditional egg mayonnaise, one with chia seeds, an avocado option, and one with hemp seeds, cashew, or macadamia nuts).
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Lastly, some tasty simple salad dressings that are also yummy on steamed veggies.
The book has a detailed "Extra Resources" section and video footage to support the recipes. Furthermore, beginner free-from cooks will benefit from a comprehensive list explaining the less common ingredients and where to buy them as well as descriptions of the techniques used to help turn the foods you "can eat" into foods you "want to eat."
There are a lot of foods you miss out on when you can't eat dairy, soy, gluten, egg, meat, or nuts. For example, what do you dollop on a baked potato if sour cream is off the menu because you can't eat dairy? What do you stir through coleslaw if you can't have traditional mayonnaise due to an egg sensitivity?
Additionally, sushi and cold rolls aren’t as fun when you can't have soy sauce. Not to mention enjoying nachos is difficult when you can't eat avocados or cheese.
The Little Book of Allergy-Friendly Tasty Toppings, by the creators of the Australian free-from online cooking show Alternative Chef Kitchen offers some alternatives for those with allergies to many everyday ingredients. The alternatives in this book include:
-
Four different sour cream alternatives (made with soy, sunflower seeds, cashews, and one very untraditional option made with butter beans).
-
A soy-free cold roll/sushi dipping sauce alternative.
-
Some tasty toppings for tacos and baked potato including a simple salsa, two guacamole options, easy-to-make taco seasonings, and raw BBQ onions.
-
Four mayonnaise alternatives (a traditional egg mayonnaise, one with chia seeds, an avocado option, and one with hemp seeds, cashew, or macadamia nuts).
-
Lastly, some tasty simple salad dressings that are also yummy on steamed veggies.
The book has a detailed "Extra Resources" section and video footage to support the recipes. Furthermore, beginner free-from cooks will benefit from a comprehensive list explaining the less common ingredients and where to buy them as well as descriptions of the techniques used to help turn the foods you "can eat" into foods you "want to eat."
