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Recommended by leading experts: Can you live without During the past 35 years I’ve , milk, corn, soy, helped thousands of patients with allergies and other types of yeast, and eggs? food sensitivities…. They would say, “What can I eat and how can If you or a family member has food allergies, you may wonder if it I prepare for my family?” is possible to cook, eat, or live without using your problem foods. This is a difficult question, so I’m You might be stuck in the rut of making the same bland meals of always keeping my mind and eyes plain and day after day. Everyone feels disappointed open in the search to help my when they have to give up favorite foods! It can be especially hard patients.… If you or members of for children who feel deprived when they can’t eat fun foods like your family are troubled by food allergies or sensitivity their friends. You need help. intolerances, you’ll value this Allergy Cooking with Ease gives you: book as a treasured friend. ■ William G. Crook, M.D., An all-purpose cookbook containing over 300 easy family-tested recipes author of The Yeast Connection, you can make without wheat, milk, eggs, corn, soy, yeast, , , Detecting Your Hidden Allergies, and other common food allergens. and many other books ■ Exciting main dishes including both vegetarian dishes and those made with less allergenic sources of protein. There’s even pizza! Wonderful! Nickie Dumke has written a truly comprehensive ■ of all kinds, made with yeast or without yeast, plus muffins, book that will surely make living pancakes, crackers, buns, and even -free granola. with food allergies easier for many ■ Lots of cookies, most of them sweetened, including the ones your people. Besides the breads, kids want to trade for at lunch time: chocolate chip cookies (including a pancakes, cookies, cakes, and pie recipe for the chips), “Oreos™” made without wheat, gluten, corn, milk, crusts made from half a dozen and more, Christmas cookies, and other family favorites. different , Nickie offers her readers creative main dishes, ■ Desserts of all kinds, most of them sugar-free, including cakes, pies, some vegetarian, others using less cobblers, and no-fry doughnuts. common . And she includes ■ many of the little things that Soups, salads, and vegetables that are not “just plain.” make life more pleasant, especially ■ Sources of commercially prepared foods that you can use on your diet. for children. Imagine, wheat-free teething biscuits and homemade ■ Leads to more information about and help with your food allergies. candy canes! Clearly, special food This book provides much-needed help and encouragement for those who can be fun! You can’t read this must deal with food allergies on a day-to-day basis. It’s for everyone who book without realizing that the has food allergies or with food allergies in their family – moms who are author has “been there” herself. trying to keep their children happy on an allergy diet, singles, seniors, or Marjorie H. Jones, R.N., anyone who needs allegy recipes that they can cook with easily. author of The Allergy Self-Help Cookbook Nicolette Dumke has been cooking for food allergy and other special diets for over Allergy Cooking with Ease is a 30 years. She holds B.S. degrees in microbiology and medical technology and is the gem of a book. It incorporates all author of several books including the key points I’ve been telling The Ultimate Food Allergy our patients for years! Her book Cookbook and Survival Guide, includes something for everybody. Easy Breadmaking for Special She agrees that the diet has to be Diets, and Easy Cooking for livable or people won’t follow it Special Diets. for long. Nell Sellers, R.N. Cooking/ Colleague of Dr. William G. Crook Health and Nutrition