The Warm Kitchen Review
My Dairy-Free Gluten-Free Life was contacted to review The Warm Kitchen by Amy Fothergill. The Warm Kitchen is a Gluten-Free Cookbook that also has over 150 recipes with Dairy and Egg Substitutions! I was pleasantly surprised at the wonderful recipes in this book. Somehow I thought it would be focused on bakery items, which it does have many wonderful recipes for. But there are yummy recipes for main dishes for Pastas ( Gluten-Free ), Beef, Chicken, Fish and Seafood. I will be cutting down on animal meats since they just seem to make my gut not function correctly.
Amy has sections for stocking your pantry which I feel is a must for anyone who is changing their diet. She has tips on Cooking Gluten Free also. She lists her favorite flours and what each is used for, which is a big help for me. All I know is that I need to replace wheat with something and knowing what Millet, Sorghum, Teff or other flours are best used for is such a bonus. I was thrilled that Amy also has a section on gluten-free bread machine recipes as well! I also like that she shares “how-to” make dairy free buttermilk and sour cream. But she has many dairy free substitutes listed for easy help.
I was visiting a friend in Fairbanks a couple weeks ago and it was COLD, like -29 degrees below 0 cold. I felt like we needed some comfort food and so I made us the recipe in Amy’s The Warm Kitchen for Chicken-Like Pot Pie. I made some substitutions making this a dairy-free and meat free Pot Pie since it was already Gluten-Free! You can see my recipe here. It was delicious! I will be making that again. I am also anxious to try many of her recipes such as Kasha, Sage and Raisin Stuffing, Chard and Quinoa Salad, Thai Peanut Noodles and so many more!
Amy Fothergill blogs at thefamilychef.blogspot.com
Amy is giving away one copy of The Warm Kitchen to one lucky reader!
Giveaway open to US and closes December 17 at 12 AM EST
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Janet says
i’m a newbie
laurie nykaza says
cranberry bread I make GF for my son with Almond flour really good from Elana’s Pantry recipe
allie says
I haven’t tried out gluten free yet, but have numerous friends who highly recommend it!
Christina says
I am just beginning my gluten free journey(we’re still eating whatever is in the house so we can start fresh when I buy gluten free), I’ve been Lactuse intolerant all my life though. I don’t have any gluten free recipes yet but I can’t wait to start trying them.
Colleen says
Good Luck on your journey Christina! It may seem overwhelming at first but it gets much much easier. Start small and keep adding 🙂 If I can help anyway just message me 🙂
Lina Correa says
I make it easy, and just make a big salad so I don’t have to think about it
Marguerite Funk says
They all look good. Probably the cupcakes first.