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Newly confirmed Celiac with Type II Diabetes and Barretts disease. Having to radically changed everything we cook - any suggestions for a really  good cooking book or source for gluten-free food, especially for crock pot type stuff? Thanks

 

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Practical Paleo by Dianne Sanfilippo is my favorite. Even if you aren't into the paleo lifestyle all the recipes are naturally gluten free and very easy! I was never into cooking until I found this book. Well worth the money!!

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I believe Stephanie O'Dea has a crock pot gluten free cook book!

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Thanks yawl

nvsmom Community Regular

Dr Bernstein's books on Diabetes are great. He has some cookbooks too. Open Original Shared Link

beth01 Enthusiast

The free kindle book store has gluten free cookbooks, I haven't read them yet, but got a few of them for free.

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