The Big Book of Wheat-Free Cooking: Includes Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, and Reduced Fat Recipes. Antoinette Savill
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СКАЧАТЬ My List of Useful Ingredients

      My store cupboard positively groans with food and drink so that I never run short of anything wheat free. Here is a short list of the most useful ingredients and foods that you might like to have in your store cupboard, refrigerator or deep-freeze. As well as wheat-free products, I have included some gluten-and dairy-free suggestions, which may be helpful for coeliacs and those on combined diets. If you can buy organic produce and products whenever possible you will notice a great difference in the taste, texture and quality of the finished recipe.

      In the Store Cupboard

      Antoinette Savill gluten-free white loaf, bread rolls and pizza bases

      Prepared gluten-and wheat-free flour mixes such as Wellfoods, Doves Farm or Orgran

      Doves Farm rice, buckwheat, organic rye, or other organic brands of barley, millet, oat, corn flours (these can be mixed or used individually according to the recipe)

      Quinoa, amaranth, millet flakes for muesli

      Nature’s Path Mesa Sunrise (multi-grain breakfast cereal)

      Gluten-free baking powder, bicarbonate of soda (baking soda), cream of tartar and cornflour (cornstarch)

      Organic instant polenta and organic ready-made blocks of polenta

      Unrefined granulated and golden caster (superfine) sugar, unrefined soft light brown and soft dark brown sugar and icing (confectioners’) sugar

      Organic ground almonds, walnuts, Brazil nuts, pine nuts and whole almonds

      Organic sunflower, pumpkin and sesame seeds

      Doves Farm organic gluten-free Lemon Zest Cookies

      Cold pressed organic honey, black strap molasses, treacle, golden (corn) syrup

      Cherry, raspberry and apricot jams (jellies) and marmalade

      Pure Madagascan vanilla extract and Boyajian pure citrus oils (lime, lemon and orange for icing cakes)

      Gluten-or wheat-free fast-acting or instant yeast

      Wheat-and/or dairy-free chocolate with at least 72% cocoa solids such as Green & Black’s organic or 73% El Rey

      Cold pressed extra virgin olive oil, avocado oil and pumpkin oil

      Organic balsamic vinegar, cider vinegar, unsweetened carrot juice

      Wheat-free tomato sauce and purée (paste)

      Ground spices and fresh ginger and chilli

      Dried herbs and fresh herbs and garlic

      Canned clear consommé (beef and chicken) and a packet of gelatine

      Chopped chillies in oil; soy sauce and Worcestershire sauce

      Wild, brown and risotto rice

      Orgran wheat-, gluten-, yeast-free pasta shapes, spaghetti, lasagne and fettuccini

      Canned organic chickpeas (garbanzos), puy lentils and cannellini beans

      Canned reduced-fat coconut milk and cartons of coconut cream

      Canned chopped tomatoes, white crab meat and anchovies

      Provamel Alpro dairy-free long life organic unsweetened soya and vanilla milk

      Provamel Alpro dairy-free chocolate and caramel desserts, organic Yofu yogurts

      and Soya Dream (substitute cream)

      In the Refrigerator

      Apart from all the usual fresh foods in the refrigerator, I keep the following essentials for my recipes:

      

      Provamel Alpro Soya Chilled (the best fresh dairy-free milk)

      Elmlea single, whipping and double cream or organic dairy creams if preferred

      Organic or half-fat crème fraîche, reduced-fat Philadelphia cream cheese

      Sunblush tomatoes, pitted black and green olives in oil

      Fresh pesto and fresh tomato salsa (from pasta or deli sections in stores)

      Large and medium-sized organic free-range eggs

      Organic butter, dairy-free hard margarine, organic Pure soft margarine

      Buttermilk, lard and vegetable shortening (Trex or Cookeen are both good)

      Dairy-free Tofutti mozzarella-style cheese slices, Sour Supreme sour cream substitute and three flavours of Creamy Smooth soft cream-style cheese

      Dairy-free Redwood Wholefood Company Cheezly dairy-free Feta style cheese in oil and grated Cheddar-style cheese

      A selection of wheat-free mustards

      In the Deep-freeze

      I try not to keep much in the deep-freeze because I prefer fresh food but for convenience and emergencies, I have the following:

      

      Organic chicken breasts

      Streaky and smoked back bacon

      Organic frozen vegetables

      Salmon steaks, large tiger prawns (jumbo shrimp), crayfish tails and smoked salmon

      Gluten-or wheat-free sausages (Sainsbury’s Toulouse sausages are excellent)

      Tofutti dairy-free ice creams to serve with puddings or Baked Alaska

      The Village Bakery organic wheat-or gluten-free Chocolate Almond Cake, Lemon Cake and Baltic Rye and Raisin Borodinsky Rye

       Introduction to the Recipes

      With this cookbook, I have tried to balance the number of quick and easy recipes with those that are more time consuming. This should appeal not only to working people with very limited time for entertaining, but also to those juggling a demanding family life. Hopefully, even people who don’t like cooking will enjoy the quick and easy recipes, which I have marked with a Q&E symbol.

      I have used various different types or blends of flour in the recipes; some, like Orgran self-raising, are very light, while others, such as rye, are very heavy. This means that if you are using American cup measures and substitute a different flour for that given in the recipe you may need to use your own judgement as to how much to use.

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