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The book
A thousand gluten-free recipes, checked line by line.
Most gluten-free cookbooks warn you once, at the front, then write “flour” for three hundred pages. This one puts the check on the ingredient line, where you are actually reading it.
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- ✓Both formats, one purchase. EPUB for a Kindle, phone or tablet; PDF for a larger screen or for printing the pages you use most.
- ✓1,692 pages. Six reference chapters, twelve categories, fifty-three sub-sections, a full alphabetical index.
- ✓Metric and US units on every measurement, on every line. No conversion table to flip to.
- ✓Thirty days to change your mind. Write one line and we refund it. You keep the files.
- ✓Free corrections for life. If a recipe is revised, the updated file goes to everyone who already bought it.
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Why this one
You already know bread has gluten. Nobody needs a book for that.
What catches people is the baking powder cut with wheat starch, the soy sauce brewed with wheat, the stock cube, the malt in the vinegar, the “natural flavoring” on a spice blend. These end up in recipes unremarked, because the author assumed you would remember a note from page four.
Every recipe in this book was read line by line and every processed ingredient was either qualified or corrected. The numbers below were counted, not estimated.
Baking powder
Marked certified gluten-free every time it appears. Wheat starch is a common filler and almost nobody thinks to check it.
Broth & stock
Cubes and concentrates are a frequent hiding place, so the line says which kind to buy.
Soy sauce
Conventionally brewed with wheat. Every recipe that calls for it names tamari instead.
Cider vinegar
Naturally gluten-free. Knowing what you can stop checking is half of what makes this liveable.
Before you spend anything
Read forty-two pages of it first, free.
The book is new and has no reviews yet. We are not going to ask you to take that on faith. The starter kit is drawn from the same book and written the same way — seven days of meals, a shopping list arranged the way a shop is arranged, and a restaurant card. If the method is not what you want, you will know in ten minutes and it will have cost you nothing.
Everything that is in it
Six reference chapters, then every category a kitchen actually cooks from.
This is not a book of a hundred cakes with a gluten-free label on the cover. It is a general cookbook — breakfast, dinner, bread, desserts, drinks, six world cuisines, batch cooking, holidays, ferments and the pantry basics you rebuild when you go gluten-free. Every recipe is different from every other; nothing is padded with variations of the same thing.
- 1Where to Start The first week, and what actually changes.
- 2Setting Up the Kitchen Shared toasters, pans, pasta water, and what has to be separate.
- 3Reading the Label US, UK and EU rules, and why “contains: wheat” is not a gluten check.
- 4Flours and Binders What each flour does, and how blends behave.
- 5The Ingredients That Need Checking The reference chapter, laid out in supermarket order.
- 6Eating Out and Traveling The questions that decide whether a meal is safe.
Breakfast & Brunch 116
- Egg Dishes, Omelettes & Crêpes 38
- Oatmeals & Porridges 28
- Pancakes & Waffles 25
- Toasts & Sandwiches 25
Main Meals 268
- Soups & Stews 56
- Meat, Poultry & Seafood 55
- Pasta & Noodles 46
- Rice & Grains 44
- Salads & Bowls 42
- Vegetarian & Vegan Main Courses 25
Snacks & Light Bites 94
- Finger Foods & Appetizers 28
- Dips & Spreads 27
- Healthy Snacks 22
- Savory Bites 17
Desserts & Sweets 158
- Cookies & Bars 44
- Cakes & Cupcakes 43
- Puddings & Custards 36
- Ice Cream & Frozen Treats 19
- Pastries & Pies 16
Baking 57
- Bread & Rolls 24
- Pizza & Flatbreads 18
- Muffins & Quick Breads 15
Beverages 34
- Smoothies & Shakes 10
- Coffee & Tea 10
- Cocktails & Mocktails 6
- Juices & Detox Drinks 4
- Seasonal & Festive Drinks 4
World Cuisines 86
- Asian 22
- Middle Eastern 17
- Mexican 15
- Italian 14
- Mediterranean 11
- Turkish 7
Special Diets 56
- Plant-Based (Vegan & Vegetarian) 22
- High Protein & Dairy-Free 18
- Low Carb & Keto 16
Meal Prep & Family-Friendly 34
- Batch Cooking 13
- One-Pot Meals 13
- Freezer Meals 8
Holiday & Special Occasions 39
- Thanksgiving & Christmas 15
- Easter & New Year’s 10
- Family Gatherings & Festive Meals 10
- Birthday & Party Recipes 4
Fermented & Pickled 31
- Sauerkraut & Pickled Cabbage 20
- Kimchi & Asian Ferments 4
- Yogurt & Kefir 4
- Kombucha & Fermented Beverages 3
Pantry Staples & Basics 59
- Sauces & Sauce Bases 16
- Salad Dressings & Dips 13
- Flour Blends 12
- Marinades & Brine Mixes 10
- Breadcrumbs & Coatings 5
- Homemade Stocks & Broths 3
Twelve categories · fifty-three sub-sections · 1,032 recipes counted one by one. We promise a thousand and round down, because down is the only honest direction to round. Every recipe gives yield and timings, both metric and US measurements, and there is a full alphabetical index at the back.
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Questions worth asking
Before you buy
Do I have to enter a discount code?
No. The opening price is applied for you when the checkout opens — you will see $19 with the $29 crossed out, and the discount named in the total. It runs out after two hundred copies, and when it does this page will say $29 instead. There is no countdown clock here, because the limit is a real number of copies rather than a timer that resets when you reload.
How many recipes exactly?
A thousand is the number we promise, and it is rounded down: the book contains 1,032. Down is the only honest direction to round. Every figure here was counted rather than estimated — the recipes, the categories, the 126 recipes that call for baking powder — and rounding down is what that habit looks like on a cover.
What exactly do I get, and how fast?
Both files, EPUB and PDF, in the same purchase. The download links are emailed to the address you pay with, within a minute. If they have not arrived in five, look in Promotions or Spam — mail about food allergies lands in odd folders more often than it should — and if it is genuinely not there, write to us and we send them by hand, usually the same day.
Will tax be added?
It depends where you live. The price is in US dollars and your country’s tax, if any, is added at the checkout. You will see the exact total on screen before you enter a card.
Does the book have photographs of the food?
No. It is illustrated rather than photographed. A photo beside a recipe makes an implicit promise about how yours will look, and this is a book you cook from rather than look at. That choice is also why it costs a fraction of what a photographed cookbook costs.
Is the book certified gluten-free?
No, and no cookbook can be. Certification marks such as the Crossed Grain or the GFCO mark apply to food products made in audited facilities. They are not issued to books, and anyone showing one on a cookbook cover is misusing it. What this book does is tell you which products in your kitchen need to carry that mark.
Does the title mean the food is guaranteed safe?
No. Nothing printed can guarantee that, and this book does not claim to. Safety in practice depends on three things the book cannot control: the product you buy, the surfaces you cook on, and your own threshold. What the book guarantees is narrower and checkable: every processed ingredient carries its qualification on its own line, so you always know what to verify.
Can I trust a cookbook that was not written by a doctor?
It is a cookbook, not medical advice, and it says so plainly on the copyright page. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace your dietitian. Its claim is narrow and testable: every processed ingredient is qualified on its own line, and the reference chapter explains what each check is for.
Is there a paperback?
No. At 1,692 pages it is past the limit any print-on-demand service will bind, and splitting a reference book into volumes makes the index useless. It was built as a digital book on purpose.