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Alisa Fleming is the founder of GoDairyFree.org and now the author of, The Guide and Cookbook for Milk Allergies, Lactose Intolerance and Casein-Free Living. Her dessert recipe for Cinn-ful Sweet Potato Cookies is going to be your favorite this year.
Elana Amsterdam brings us great gluten-free recipes year-round on her website, www. ElanasPantry.com. She is also the author of, The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook. Her contribution to our appetizers, just in time for family gatherings is Fig Tapenade with Walnut Crackers.
For these wonderful recipes and more go to http://allergiesandme.com/
The founder of Allergiesandme.com has just launched a new recipe blogsite to showcase dishes created from all the allergen-free products found in the online store. Per Jamie Stern, “ We wanted to give our customers some real-life recipes and dish ideas to use after they receive their products in the mail. This blog will allow myself and some of my manufacturers to share our efforts in the kitchen, and encourage our customers to share their favorites as well”. The new website is http://www.allergyfreerecipe.com.
The new site will include recipes that are free of gluten, dairy, egg, nuts, soy and many other dietary restrictions – as well as Vegan and Vegetarian. Recent studies have shown that food allergies are on the rise and the only current defense is avoidance of the specific allergen. Allergiesandme.com, in the support of this new blog, wants to provide a collection of diverse and tasty alternatives to the mainstream offerings. The blog was launched last week and will be adding dish ideas over the coming weeks. The company encourages readers of the blog and customers of the online store to create their own submissions to share with everyone. The site is meant to be helpful, but also fun and informative.
With more than 12 million people in North American suffering with food allergies, there is a definite need for new information, helpful resources and a great recipe or two to make their days a little brighter and safer. Visit http://www.allergiesandme.com regularly for updates.
