Re: New Dairy-Free SCD Cookbook?

[Guest guest]

I have it but it is not very useful unless you cook like bread in bulk

for a big family. If that is you or anyone here I will sell it to you

at a lower price than Amazon

K

>

> It's called " Busy Mom's Dairy-Free SCD Cookbook With Honey-Sweetened

> Recipes. " I was looking through Amazon.ca to see what other SCD

> cookbooks I could buy in Canada and this one came up. Has anyone

else

> seen or tried it?

>

> http://tinyurl.com/22o2f3

>

> So far I've got BTVC, Jody Bager's Grain-Free Gourmet and I'm

thinking

> of ordering the new " Eat Well Feel Well " cookbook.

>

> Theresa (in Vancouver, Canada)

>

[Guest guest]

Warning!!!! I ordered this cookbook and it just arrived today.

When I first opened it up, I was shocked to see recipes that

included ingredients such as brown rice flour, sweet rice flour,

silk soymilk, xanthan gum, cocoa powder and other illegals. Upon

further review, the cookbook has recipes that fit the basic GFCF

diet and others that are SCD compliant (and the SCD recipes have

(SCD) in the title). I just wanted to warn people that not all of

the recipes are SCD legal even though the title of the book is " Busy

Mom's Dairy Free SCD Cookbook " .

[Guest guest]

>

> Warning!!!! I ordered this cookbook and it just arrived today.

> When I first opened it up, I was shocked to see recipes that

> included ingredients such as brown rice flour, sweet rice flour,

> silk soymilk, xanthan gum, cocoa powder and other illegals. Upon

> further review, the cookbook has recipes that fit the basic GFCF

> diet and others that are SCD compliant (and the SCD recipes have

> (SCD) in the title). I just wanted to warn people that not all of

> the recipes are SCD legal even though the title of the book is " Busy

> Mom's Dairy Free SCD Cookbook " .

>

Noted and advice well taken. At Autism One, the same person will be

demonstrating SCD

and GFCF recipes. I think it's acceptable for SCD recipes to appear with others

AS LONG

AS they are designated SCD. It is also our responsibility not to think what

other people

write gives us permission to violate protocol as the harm that would result

harms us.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

>

> Warning!!!! I ordered this cookbook and it just arrived today.

> When I first opened it up, I was shocked to see recipes that

> included ingredients such as brown rice flour, sweet rice flour,

> silk soymilk, xanthan gum, cocoa powder and other illegals. Upon

> further review, the cookbook has recipes that fit the basic GFCF

> diet and others that are SCD compliant (and the SCD recipes have

> (SCD) in the title). I just wanted to warn people that not all of

> the recipes are SCD legal even though the title of the book is " Busy

> Mom's Dairy Free SCD Cookbook " .

>

Gay " Grammy Bauer " has a page on her website with photos of most of the existing

SCD

Cookbooks. I will request the link and and post it. (I rarely use my two SCD

Cookbooks

b/c I find the recipes in BTVC and on our website simple and delicious.) I only

cook for

one and can afford to dump the odd failure. It seems useful when cooking for a

family to

take advantage of these cookbooks. I actually learned a lot about cooking in

quantity when

we did the Toronto SCD cooking courses as we did recipes for one and recipes for

many.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac