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Press for Cooking Gluten-Free!

 

Gluten Intolerance Group Newsmagazine, First Quarter 2010

Review of digital book on cd-rom.  www.gluten.net

 

Living Without Magazine,

August/September 2010
Feature article on fresh fruit pies. Gluten free pie crust plus pie crust recipes free of gluten, eggs, and dairy. Photographs are the real pies baked by Karen Robertson.

Spring 2005
Feature article on gluten-free, egg-free, dairy-free cakes.

Winter 2004
Feature article with Thanksgiving recipes.

 

Seattle Times

Seven page feature article in Pacific magazine "Feeling Lousy?  Maybe it's something you ate."  Click here for article.

 

2003 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner

Celiac Publishing is proud to announce that Cooking Gluten-Free! by Karen Robertson is the winner of the 2003 Benjamin Franklin Award in the health/nutrition category.  Click here for full details.


KUOW Radio Interview

Topic: Loving the "Special Diet"  

Description:
Our diets and our eating habits are a personal thing. We choose to eat certain foods or due to health issues may have our diet chosen for us. Be it allergies, Diabetes, or Heart Health. The worst part of the special diet is not feeling like a regular old person. Who wants to say, "Uh, no thanks, I can’t eat that"? If you suffer from gluten-intolerance, you may be saying, "No thanks" a lot. 1 out of 250 people is gluten-intolerant due to celiac disease, meaning that wheat, rye, barley, spelt and perhaps even oats can cause intestinal damage. Those grains are a huge part of the American diet, so what’s a hungry person to do? Karen Robertson’s two children are gluten-intolerant. To help them, she turned the entire family diet gluten-free and then set about finding delicious and exciting recipes that anyone would want to eat. Karen authored the cookbook, Cooking Gluten-Free! She joins us today, along with Cynthia Kupper, Executive Director of the Gluten Intolerance Group, as we talk about making a special diet something to enjoy. 


Bon Appétit....Without Wheat

New research finds "rare" ailment found quite common - by Ali Bassett  Click here for article.

(Article reprinted from PCC Natural Markets Sound Consumer, May 2003 issue)


 

                                       

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