The Very Hungry Celiac: All the Foods You Love Made Gluten-Free

The Very Hungry Celiac: All the Foods You Love Made Gluten-Free - Hardcover

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The Very Hungry Celiac: All the Foods You Love Made Gluten-Free

The Very Hungry Celiac: All the Foods You Love Made Gluten-Free - Hardcover

by Melanie Persson
$35.00
Sale price  $35.00 Regular price 

Book Overview

Celiac disease or a gluten intolerance used to mean that favorite foods like delicate pastries, springy noodles and fluffy cakes were off the menu. Now Melanie Persson, Instagram foodie and the first celiac contestant on MasterChef Australia, is bringing them back in The Very Hungry Celiac.

In her debut cookbook, Mel shares 75 of her most superb gluten-free recipes for food that is rich, tasty and made to share - and indistinguishable from the gluten-based versions. Mel was diagnosed with celiac disease in her early twenties, and as she began to explore the world of gluten-free cooking, she found that most recipes focused on health and restrictions rather than flavor and texture. She was devastated to think that the foods she had grown up with from Japan and Italy might now be out of reach. As a passionate cook, Mel was determined not to miss out, so she got to experimenting. She spent years in her kitchen perfecting gluten-free versions of the dishes she craved - from fresh pasta to decadent pastries, and udon noodles to baklava.

ISBN9781761451423
Author Melanie Persson
PublisherHardie Grant Books
GenreFood & cooking
FormatHardcover
PublishedApril 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages240
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Melanie Persson

Melanie Persson was diagnosed with celiac disease in her early twenties, and as she began to explore the world of gluten-free cooking, she found that most recipes focused on health and restrictions rather than flavor and texture. She was devastated to think that the foods she had grown up with from Japan and Italy might now be out of reach. As a passionate cook, Mel was determined not to miss out, so she got to experimenting. She spent years in her kitchen perfecting gluten-free versions of the dishes she craved - from fresh pasta to decadent pastries, and udon noodles to baklava. The first ever celiac contestant on Masterchef Australia in 2022, Mel now lives in York, England.

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