Celiacs cook books?

[Cupcake186]

Had a positive celiacs blood test ive been ill for years and im looking to start the gf soon any easy gluten free cook books i dont know how to cook so looking for something simple

[Activity2004]

Do you eat rice? You can cook rice and have beans mixed together as a side dish with gluten free shells/wraps and put cheese inside. You can microwave the cheese and wrap, then cut the wrap after it sits for a few minutes. Really good for a dinner!

[Cupcake186]

Yeah im south asian so i was brought up eating curries and chapattis now i just don't how to start

[Activity2004 in reply to Cupcake186]

Can I send you a PM later?

[Cupcake186 in reply to Activity2004]

Yeah sure.

[Activity2004 in reply to Cupcake186]

Thank you. Will do soon.

[Activity2004 in reply to Cupcake186]

Please check your private messages. I have sent you the message now.

[Cooper27]

The good news is that curries are usually gluten free - it's just the breads you'll need to cut out/adapt!

I like the NOSH gluten free cook books. I also think slow cookers are helpful - they make home cooked meals a lot quicker.

If you're near Glasgow, one of the colleges runs a gluten free cookery course - next block starts January. It's worth going to.

[Penel]

This article from a newspaper suggests several books that may be useful.

independent.co.uk/extras/in...

Have a look at the post about Chapatis on this site, it will give you some ideas.