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The Kid-Friendly Food Allergy Cookbook
More Than 150 Recipes That Are Wheat-Free, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Nut-Free, Egg-Free, and Low in Sugar
Leslie Hammond & Lynne Marie Rominger / Paperback
Published: 2004
224 Pages

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The Lactose-Free Family Cookbook

Jan Main / Paperback
Published: 1996
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The Milk Free Kitchen : Living Well Without Dairy Products

Beth Kidder / Paperback
Published: 1991
Pages

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The New Food Lover's Companion: Comprehensive Definitions of over 3000 Food, Wine, and Culinary Terms

Sharon Tyler Herbst / Paperback
Published: 1995
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The Rotation Diet Cookbook : A 4-Day Plan for Relieving Allergies

Jill Carter, Alison Edwards (Contributor) / Paperback
Published: 1997
144 Pages

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The Ultimate Food Allergy Cookbook and Survival Guide: How to Cook with Ease for Food Allergies and Recover Good Health
The Ultimate Food Allergy Cookbook and Survival Guide: How to Cook with Ease for Food Allergies and Recover Good Health gives you everything you need to survive and recover from food allergies. It contains medical information about the diagnosis of food allergies, health problems that can be caused by food allergies, and your options for treatment. The book includes a rotation diet that is free from common food allergens such as wheat, milk, eggs, corn, soy, yeast, beef, legumes, citrus fruits, potatoes, tomatoes, and more. Instructions are given on how to personalize the standard rotation diet to meet your individual needs and fit your food pr eferences. Contains 500 recipes that can be used with (or without) the diet. Extensive reference sections include a listing of commercially prepared foods for allergy diets and sources for special foods, services, and products.
Nicolette, M. Dumke / Paperback
Published: 2006
320 Pages

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The Uncheese Cookbook: Creating Amazing Dairy-Free Cheese Substitutes and Classic 'Uncheese' Dishes

Joanne Stepaniak / Paperback
Published: 1994
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The Whole Foods Allergy Cookbook: Two Hundred Gourmet & Homestyle Recipes for the Food Allergic Family (Paperback)
The Whole Foods Allergy Cookbook contains magnificent recipes, which result in delicious meals. Cybele Pascal has done a fabulous job at creating dishes that would make any person with food allergies happy! The recipes are so wonderful; the entire family will enjoy them.
Cybele Pascal
Published: 2005
213 Pages

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Vegetarian Cooking for People with Allergies

Rafael Rettner / Paperback
Published: 1997
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What’s to Eat? The Milk-Free, Egg-Free, Nut-Free Food Allergy Cookbook
At last, here is an easy-to-use, comprehensive cookbook for those who must eliminate dairy products, eggs, and nuts from their diet. What’s To Eat? The Milk-Free, Egg-Free, Nut-Free Food Allergy Cookbook is packed with over 145 kitchen-tested recipes for everything from soups and salads to main courses, side dishes, breakfast foods, and baked goods. Milk-, egg-, and nut-free recipes don’t have to be dull or strange, says author Linda Coss, and she proves it with this collection of recipes that are so tempting, you might forget they’re allergy free. Here are recipes that can be enjoyed by everyone, whether they suffer from food allergies or not. These recipes are irresistibly good – the entire family will enjoy them, and guests will not believe they’re being served “special diet” foods. For those who don’t want to feel “restricted” by a restricted diet, “What’s To Eat?” helps simplify the difficult task of managing multiple food allergies.
Linda Marienhoff Coss, Paperback
Published: 2000
200 Pages

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