GFree Multi-Cultural Spouse
Will Be Happy Now

by Twiga
(St. Louis, MO)

From Twiga: My GFree spouse was born in Texas, raised in Tanzania and has highly multi-cultural tastes (Oh the stories I could tell!!!).

Knowing that wheat, and its by products, are ubiquitous in the US foodstyle, I headed for the bookstore, library, online sources to find ethnic cuisine utilizing any of the thousands of non wheat food prep. alternatives.

I bet you know what I found: an absolute dearth of recipes for GF ethnic cuisines-- till now. So I highly applaud, encourage, commend you in your quest/ passion. Keep it coming girl! And look into publishing your compendium.

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            Pat's comments:

    Thanks so much for your kind words Twiga...

    I'm really glad you found the site. Hopefully it will help you and your husband find some new and interesting gfree favorites.

    I'm working toward publishing what I've found. So far, I've published many of the gf cakes from around the world in an eBook. I'm quite proud of it, as a lot of things had to come together to make it happen...see it below. One of these days I'll offer a printed copy, and a Kindle version, if there is enough interest.

    You can find some other recipes in my ebook of Easy Gluten Free Recipes. If you haven't downloaded it yet, it's free when you sign up for my ezine.

    Also see the links below that go to some hard to find pages you might like.

    Enjoy! and please keep in touch,

    Pat

    PS: You've inspired me to get my gluten Free Africa page up.










You can check out the gfree cake ebook
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Traditional Gluten Free Cakes eBook



This eBook has an amazing collection of cake recipes that have been historically gluten-free, from various cultures around the world. Many recipes are grain-free and dairy-free as well.

There are recipes of all kinds: flourless, grain free cakes and cakes with grains like rice and corn. Almond flour recipes and nut-free recipes. Chocolate, orange, lemon, almond, cinnamon: many mouth-watering flavors, many traditions.


The book I wish I had when I switched to living gluten free.

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