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Gluten Free Vegan: Gluten Free Recipes for an Empowering Vegan Gluten Free Diet
Gluten Free Vegan: Gluten Free Recipes for an Empowering Vegan Gluten Free Diet
Gluten Free Vegan: Gluten Free Recipes for an Empowering Vegan Gluten Free Diet
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Gluten Free Vegan: Gluten Free Recipes for an Empowering Vegan Gluten Free Diet Gluten free meals and vegan diets are receiving a lot of attention as of late and it's no surprise. With the public more conscious of the importance of diet to their health than ever before, it's becoming much easier to find vegan gluten free dishes at restaurants and gluten free foods at supermarkets as well as becoming common to see celebrities talking about the benefits of a gluten free vegetarian diet. If you're interested in trying your own hand at vegetarian or vegan gluten free cooking, this gluten free vegan cookbook is for you. Packed with gluten free vegan recipes, this is the perfect reference for anyone who wants to cut gluten, meat and dairy out of their diet and start preparing gluten free vegan meals.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 15, 2017
ISBN9781631878572
Gluten Free Vegan: Gluten Free Recipes for an Empowering Vegan Gluten Free Diet

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    Gluten Free Vegan - Kris Franklin

    Table of Contents

    Gluten Free Vegan Living and Recipes

    Gluten

    Vegan Lifestyle and Diet

    Gluten Free Vegan Alternative Ingredients

    Gluten Free Vegan Recipes

    Main Dishes

    Side Dishes

    Desserts

    Soups

    Raw Foods, Seasonal Favorites and Drinks

    Gluten Free Vegan Staples for the Pantry

    Health Concerns of a Vegan Gluten Free Diet

    Conclusion

    Vegan FAQ’s

    Gluten Free FAQ’s

    Gluten Free Vegan Living and Recipes

    It seems as if every time you turn around there is another diet plan being touted as the miracle answer to all that ails you, especially excessive weight. Gluten free and vegan diets do not necessarily fall into this category! Each has become progressively more popular, however the reasons behind this type of lifestyle change goes far beyond losing weight.

    There are many different reasons people consider drastic changes to their diet and lifestyle. Many times health is a major motivator, especially when it comes to eliminating gluten from your daily diet. Here are a few common reasons individuals choose to live a gluten free vegan lifestyle:

    You are a vegan and discovered you have gluten intolerance or celiac disease

    You are concerned with the ethical treatment of animals slaughtered for meat production

    You want a healthier diet filled with rich, live foods (plants do not have to die to provide a meal.)

    Meat and processed foods are expensive

    You have suffered various ailments over the years that are only alleviated with a gluten free diet

    If you have been considering this shift in eating habits, you should understand what it means to be vegan and how gluten can cause various issues for someone who is sensitive to wheat proteins.

    Gluten

    Gluten is a protein found in foods processed from wheat and related grains. Many people are shocked to learn just how many items at the grocery store contain gluten or are gluten contaminated. For many people this is not a big deal, but for those who suffer from gluten sensitivity or celiac disease, it is a very big deal indeed.

    Celiac Disease

    In many circles the use of the phrases gluten intolerance and celiac disease are used interchangeably, however recent research suggests intolerance may have a much broader scope than celiac disease. To date, however, many medical journals may use the

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