Beer is such a fantastic addition to gluten free food, I've found it incredible for giving GF goods that "lift" and lightness that can be so hard to get sometimes with GF baked goods. It's also awesome with chocolate and even vegan stews and chilis.
I can promise you that, amongst others, my husband (a non-GF beer drinker), has
sampled ALL the recipes and approved them for taste and
texture.
And not only that, but the book includes a foreword from Brian Kolodzinski, who runs Gluten Free Home Brewing, a website and store dedicated to gluten free brewing.
So read on for a sampling of recipes and bio of Brian Kolodzinski!
Beer is a useful addition to gluten free fare. Beer helps baked goods rise, tenderizes meat, lends a deep flavour to vegan stews and gravies, and enriches chocolate-y desserts with its essence. Beer is also just plain fun to cook and bake with; it makes food better.
The recipes in Cooking and Baking with Gluten Free Beer enable you to enjoy beer round the clock, seven days a week, from breakfast through to dinner, dessert, and beyond. Whether you’re looking for traditional pub-fare, like bratwurst and sauerkraut, game day snacks like pretzels and cheddar dip, Sunday morning crepes and French toast, or entrĂ©es like steamed mussels and marinated chicken, there’s a little something for everyone. As a bonus, many of the recipes have vegetarian and vegan options.
Discover over 40 recipes and combinations such as:
* Muddled Meat Balls and their vegan counterpart, Tanked-Up Tofu Balls
* Rip-Roaring Rosemary Bread
* Plotzed Poor Man’s Pierogi
* Borracho Mexican Chocolate Cupcakes
* Off-Your-Face Apple Fritters
So why not crack open a six-pack and start cooking and baking with gluten free beer today?!
Wondering who the foreword writer, Brian Kolodzinski, is?
Well here's a little bio:
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Brian has now made the Pacific Northwest his home. Having lived in two regions of the United States made
famous for their beer, a great appreciation of the many styles of beer
was developed. After many attempts to discover what caused him to be
sick throughout his life, Brian was advised to try a gluten free diet. A
few years later and in much better health, he began to brew his own
beer and started a facebook page dedicated to gluten free home beer
brewing. Today, GlutenFreeHomeBrewing.org has the largest collection of
recipes, resources and information for home brewing craft gluten free
beer.
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Well, the books really seems good an people are advised to opt for gluten free food must read the book. Also, the special thin about the book is that it has described about using beer with gluten free food and it's true that beer is a useful addition to gluten free fare as it helps baked goods rise, tenderizes meat, lends a deep flavour to vegan stews and gravies, and enriches chocolate-y desserts with its essence.
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