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America's Test Kitchen How Can It Be Gluten Free Cookbook Collection combines two bestselling volumes into one powerhouse resource featuring over 350 meticulously tested gluten-free recipes. It introduces a groundbreaking Whole-Grain Gluten-Free Flour Blend for authentic flavor and texture, includes 75+ dairy-free recipe variations, and offers an expanded troubleshooting chart to ensure baking success. With over 600 full-color photos and detailed nutrition information, this cookbook is the ultimate guide for professionals and home chefs seeking foolproof, delicious gluten-free meals.


















| Best Sellers Rank | #98,238 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #400 in Baking #829 in Food & Recipes for Special Diets #909 in Regional & International Food |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,955 Reviews |
A**R
Great,
Great book really detailed!
F**E
The only cookbook to measure (cubed) butter by tablespoons - mental arithmetic marathon
I do have other ATK cookbooks, notably, they have been written later and include gram values, as well as cups & ounces in the recipes. Not so this one - no grams to be found. Every one of these cookbooks stresses (what we over here have been doing for decades:) weighing ingredients, rather than measuring volume (cup measurements) for much higher accuracy. Imagine my shock / horror, when I find that every single measurement of butter in this large cookbook is in tablespoons? 7 tablespoons of cubed butter? you’re having a laugh, that’s a volume measurement! I don’t mind a bit of arithmetic in cooking - but this is just silly, only cups and ounces, no grams for anything. Also, the content is very American, not only in choice of recipes (meatloaf & “biscuits” etc) also in its plentiful comparisons, tests & recommendations of products available only in the US (Bob’s Flour Mill etc). Useless to us. Also, the photos just look dated somehow - - probably because this is a reprint of 2 earlier books - upon looking through every page twice now, I haven’t seen anything where I thought “oh that looks good, I’ll try that” - which surely is the point of every cookbook, even a gluten-free one. All-in-all, I’d rank it as one of the worst cookbooks I’ve bought - luckily I ordered 3 GF ones, and the other 2 look much better (Phil Vickery’s essential gluten-free in particular looks very good indeed, pleased with that one). Becky Excell’s one looks / seems good too, but fewer photos.
A**K
Great quality book and testing looks extensive
Just received it. It’s a very large and well made book. I read through the introduction chapter that reviews all their studies and testing and it has a lot of very good information in it. I also think the amount of recipes is robust and I can see many I will try to attempt. I’m not sure if I have the time to learn so much about this topic but hopefully if I can find all of the recommended ingredients the recipes will be straight forward enough that I can just follow them without having to troubleshoot failures. All and all I am very happy with this purchase I think it looks very useful and you get a lot.
J**R
Wonderful buy
Amazing book so helpful wonderful recipes simple and it gives you explanations of why they chose what they did and other options if you feel like doing that instead an amazing book will definitely purchase their other ones.
I**R
Excellent Cookbook with only recipes by why and how!
The is an excellent go-to cook book for Gluten Free. As well as a lot of every day recipes, it covers how to substitute gluten free ingredients and why normal recipes may not work by just changing the flour! ATK has tested every recipe, so it's a sure-fire solution cookbook as well as providing inspiration!
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