By far my favorite thing that I have accomplished on my 30 Before Thirty list was cooking my way through a cookbook. Who wouldn't want to make yummy healthy(ish) foods, while singing and dancing in the kitchen and drinking wine? I became very close with Elvis Costello many nights while cooking.
I had originally anticipated cooking my way through The Healthy Gluten-Free Life by Tammy Credicott, but once I bought the cookbook mid December I came to the realization that there was no humanly possible way for me to cook 200 recipes in 180 days. I began the hunt for a new, smaller cookbook that I wanted to cook through when I stumbled upon Gluten is My Bitch by April Peveteaux.
I've been mostly gluten free and dairy free for a little over two years now. When I read the description of Gluten is My Bitch I wondered "where was this when I stopped eating gluten?" Both humorous and informative this book is a must read for the gluten free and non-gluten free. The recipes are all delicious and range from southern comfort food to paleo.
Gluten Free Beignets |
Gluten Free German Chocolate Cream Cheese Brownies |
Gluten Free Peanut Butter Cup Cookies
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Of course I somehow managed to only take pictures of the baked goods. The recipes to these baked delights can all be found in the Gluten is My Bitch cookbook, which everyone should go buy, or I have linked to the Gluten is My Bitch blog for two of them. Make sure to check out Gluten is My Bitch for other delicious gluten free recipes.
Maybe in true Julie & Julia fashion I will take on a Julia Child cookbook next, or maybe just wait for April's next book!
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