Kelli Bronski's "Artisanal Gluten-Free Cooking" contains dishes such as breads, entrees, drinks and desserts (including brownies made with the authors' special flour mix and gluten-free vanilla extract).
Kelli and her husband, Peter, began eating gluten-free in 2007 when Peter was diagnosed with celiac disease. Online resources for locating products, support groups and information on gluten-free living are listed as well as information about their blog, No Gluten No Problem.
With almost 500 pages of recipes and information, Roben Ryberg's, "You Won't Believe It's Gluten Free: 500 Delicious Foolproof Recipes for Healthy Living" recreates favorite dishes from lemon pound cake to fried chicken using alternative ingredients.
She offers recipes for every meal with different variations for many.
Baking gluten-free recipes has always been challenging and the library has specialized cookbooks which address this particular aspect of cooking as well. "Flying Apron's Gluten-Free & Vegan Baking Book" by Jennifer Katzinger is written by the owner of the Seattle bakery of the same name. This book proves that bakers can create fabulous scones, muffins, cookies, pies and more without gluten, dairy, egg and soy.
Each of the some 80 recipes includes an introduction regarding its origin and Katzinger's personal history with the dish. She also includes a list of staple ingredients to have on hand, identifies trusty brands and lists online resources that will be helpful for the new gluten-free baker.
