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Thirty dinners. A place to start.

GlutaFree Guides, No.1

Thirty dinners. A place to start.

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Thirty gluten-free evening meals, an example week, and the shopping and planning pages that go with them. Thirteen pages, made to be printed or kept on a phone.

Dinner ideas and planning rather than thirty full recipes, with links to recipes on the site where there is one.

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Nora’s 24 Days of a Gluten-Free Christmas

Stories and survival notes from a coeliac kitchen

Nora’s 24 Days of a Gluten-Free Christmas

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Twenty-four short stories about the gluten-free Christmas nobody warns you about: the advent calendar, the office mince pies, the buffet, the gravy. Each one comes with something practical, a recipe or a checklist you can actually use.

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The first few weeks, and the ordinary days after

Your gluten-free everyday

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The book for somebody just diagnosed. What to eat tonight, how to shop, how a shared kitchen works, eating out, the occasions, and what nobody tells you. Written by somebody who has been coeliac for over twenty years, with the official guidance quoted exactly where it matters.

In writing. Health guidance is checked against the NHS, NICE, Coeliac UK and the Food Standards Agency, and the book says where each thing comes from.

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Your gluten-free everyday

Inside the first book.

  1. A different everyday
  2. Helping people understand
  3. Finding your breakfast
  4. Shopping with a plan
  5. A kitchen everyone can use
  6. Something in the freezer
  7. Eating out with confidence
  8. Days away and celebrations
  9. Recipes to come back to
  10. Finding enjoyment through discovery

A working extract

Start with the next meal.

The first useful plan can be a short one. A breakfast you recognise. A dinner you want to eat. A list that fits on one page. There will be more to learn, and some questions belong with your care team, but tonight’s meal can be the place you start. This book is being built around those ordinary decisions: what to cook, what to check and what to ask when the answer is not clear.

Draft extract from the introduction. Contents may change as the book develops.

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