Page 73 - 27040
P. 73

81
 1 hour. Fluff with a fork.
 and cover. Let stand for
 a boil. Turn off the heat
 cups water and bring to
 in a saucepan with 2
 1 teaspoon Bragg liquid aminos
 Drain and rinse. Place
 note)
 baking soda for 4 hours.
 1½ cups cooked millet (see recipe
 water and ½ teaspoon
 ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
 millet in 2 cups filtered
 1 teaspoon sea salt
 cook millet, soak ¾ cup
 1 teaspoon garlic powder
 RECIPE NOTE  To
 3 eggs
 yields 10 muffins
 fins, substitute 1 cup oat flour with 1 cup almond flour.
 VARIATION  To increase the protein content of these muf-
 ters full. Bake for 20 minutes.
 gently. Fill the lined muffin pans with the batter three-quar-
 4. Add the chocolate chips or blueberries to the batter and mix
 liners and spray with cooking spray.
 3. Preheat the oven to 350˚ F. Line 30 muffin cups with cupcake
 utes.
 substitute, and oil. Combine well. Let stand for at least 30 min-
 2. Add the maple syrup (if using), eggs, vanilla, milk
 baking soda, salt, and flax meal.
 1. In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar (if using),
 yields 30 muffins
 pancakes,    muffin cups three-quarters full. Bake for 40 minutes.  flower, onion, parsley, eggs, garlic, salt, and black pepper.   cake liners.  ½ cup chopped cauliflower  salt-free nuts  (5 small carrots)  blueberries  almond, or hemp)  on p. 70)  3. Add the millet and stir gently to combine. Spoon the batter into the   2. In a large mixing bowl, combine the carrots, nuts, red pepper or cauli-  1. Preheat the oven to 350˚ F. Grease or line 10 muffin cups with cup-  1 tablespoon dried parsley
 pizza,    all worth trying, and we encourage you to adapt them  healthiest gluten-free creations, there is a need for the
           to suit your needs.
                                                             occasional treat. Also, because there is less protein in
                                                             gluten-free flours, they require some help from binders
           Foods can generally be categorized as one of three
                                                             in the form of xanthan gum, guar gum, or psyllium
           levels of healthfulness. There are wholesome foods
                                                             husk. (An additional benefit of xanthan gum is that
 & more    that are chock full of vitamins and minerals. There   when used in baked goods they freeze very well.) These
           are the “okay” foods that are not necessarily the best
                                                             ingredients act as the glue that gives gluten-free baked
           for our bodies but are okay to eat in moderation.
                                                             goods the familiar shape and elasticity. Still, plenty of
           Finally, there are unhealthy foods: those that are
                                                             the recipes here are both nutritious and delicious.
           processed, dead, and denatured and are full of
           artificial flavors, colors, hormones, antibiotics,   Gluten-free breads usually contain a variety of flours.
           pesticides, and chemicals. These deplete our bodies   That’s because each flour adds something to the final                                                                                                                                                                       8
                                                             product—taste, texture, or elasticity. When purchasing
           of nutrients and drain our energy.
  7                                                          flours, it’s important to make sure they are fresh. Flour
           Gluten-free starches also can be divided into     that’s not fresh can impart a bitter taste to your dish.
           categories of healthfulness. Cornstarch, tapioca, and   For more dishes that are gluten-free, browse through
           rice flour don’t provide a high level of nutrition.   the book and look out for the gluten-free symbol:
           There are healthier alternatives available, such as   In addition, see the gluten-free sections in the
           almond meal, coconut flour, quinoa flour, and nut   cakes and cookies chapters.
           and seed flours. They are pricier but provide more   We hope you will enjoy our wide range of gluten-free
           wholesome nutritional value.                      recipes. You’ll find something to please every taste and
           In this section, some of the recipes will call for less   palate.
           wholesome ingredients. While they are not the







                                                                                                               73
   68   69   70   71   72   73   74   75   76   77   78