Simple + Healthy
30 grain-free recipes for breads and treats
to be shared with family and friends at your dining table
Live Healthy.
Do you want to lose weight?
but have been struggling without success (even if you exercise frequently)?
Are you insulin resistant, pre-diabetic or diabetic?
and desperately need to reduce the spikes in your blood sugar level?
Are you Celiac, allergic to gluten, or gluten-sensitive?
but don’t want to eat the typical gluten-free products that make you fat?
Do you simply want to live a healthier life?
through eating real, wholesome foods that don’t deprive you of delicious baked goods?
Start today !
If you find yourself saying yes to any of the questions above,
you can start living healthy today.
This e-cookbook will help you live a healthier life.
What’s included?
- 99 pages of photos, recipes, instructions and personal tips
- 30 grain-free recipes for breads & treats with full-page color photos featuring recipes made with real, wholesome, unprocessed ingredients.
- 5 types of recipes – savory breads, sweet breads, desserts, cookies + scones, brownies + muffins + cakes
- Each recipe includes: full-page photo of final dish, preparation time, cooking time, ingredients required, step-by-step instructions, recipe yield, and notes.
- Kitchen tools I recommend
- My personal tips for using the recipes
- Grain-free pantry: staples & ingredients
A Quick Overview
You’ll get my personal tips for using the entire list of grain-free recipes, as well as a quick introduction to the grain-free pantry staples and ingredients that are used in these recipes.
Sample of Recipes
Just to whet your tastebuds a little, here’s a sample of the recipes that you’ll get in this cookbook. These are just a few, and there are so many more favorites that I’ve compiled in this cookbook that I am certain you and your loved ones will love!
Bonus! 5 Grain-free Appetizers
I’m adding 5 bonus grain-free appetizers to thank you for your support.
These appetizers are favorites in my household, so easy to make, and most of all, healthy yet delicious! I’m sure you’ll love them as much as we do.
Bonus! 3 free printables
And because I want you to know how much I really appreciate your support, I’m also giving you three free printables:
- Weekly meal planner (because eating healthy begins with planning)
- Grocery list (that you can fill with the grain-free ingredients you’ll need!)
- Volume & Weight Conversion Table
Who is this e-cookbook for?
This e-cookbook is for you.
It was created for all of us. Like most people, we like to enjoy delicious but healthy baked goods that are made from real, wholesome ingredients as opposed to processed foods.
If you love baking and cooking, and want to eat better, and treat your bodies with healthy foods, and like having an e-cookbook on your tablet, smartphone or computer all the time, then this cookbook is definitely for you!
In particular, I wrote this e-cookbook for those who need to go on a low-glycemic index diet because of the danger of being diagnosed with Type-2 diabetes, or those who are trying to reverse their Type-2 diabetes. I also wrote it for Celiacs who can’t eat gluten and want delicious wholesome foods.
I created this e-cookbook specifically for those of you who love baked goods but are struggling with their weight and want to cut down on those extra pounds that don’t make you feel so good.
Why I wrote this e-cookbook
A few years after I started cooking, I read Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis.
His book basically advocated a diet low in carbohydrates and one as free of processed foods as possible. In short, he expressed heavy support for a grain-free diet, which naturally meant a low-glycemic index diet (one which consists of foods that do not greatly raise your blood sugar after being digested).
Intrigued by the claims in Wheat Belly, I began searching for grain-free recipes to try, and as I started moving away from a diet high in carbohydrates and sugars to one that was mostly grain-free, as well as avoiding processed foods as much as possible, I found that I was also gradually feeling better.
My immune system had improved and I was no longer falling sick as easily. I’d also managed to lose extra pounds that had been sticking around for the past few years.
Mainly, for my mum
On Christmas Day, 25 December, 2014, my mum suffered a heart attack and the doctors also diagnosed her with Type-2 diabetes after operating on her.
The fact that I’d come so close to losing my mum shocked me into action. I was determined to help her find her way back to health. I remembered the claims in Wheat Belly that stated that diabetics should follow a low-glycemic index in order not to cause unhealthy spikes in their blood sugar level.
I began posting more and more grain-free recipes on the blog. Mainly, I posted recipes of foods that my mum would be able to make and eat without fear of causing unhealthy spikes in her blood sugar levels. I managed to convince my mum to move to a low-glycemic index diet (and to eat grain-free foods as much as possible).
After changing her diet, my mum lost 14 pounds, dropped two dress sizes, as well as showed great improvement in her hemoglobin A1c test (a test which measures a 90-day average of a person’s blood sugar levels).
Feedback from readers
At first, I thought that the grain-free recipes I posted only benefited my mum.
That was until blog readers whom I didn’t personally know started commenting on the blog and emailing me to tell me that adopting some of the grain-free recipes from the blog had helped them lose weight as well as keep their hemoglobin A1c levels down. I was amazed.
A follower of the blog also recently commented that she’d gone from being pre-diabetic to out of danger of being diabetic simply by following a grain-free diet.
I cannot deny that we are what we eat, and it is of utmost importance that we be selective about the food we put into our bodies. The effect of food in our lives is crystal-clear to me.
Making a difference
I finally felt that I was creating a positive impact, dish by dish. I saw how the grain-free recipes on the blog helped people regain their health.
I realized that I wanted to and could make a difference by compiling some of the best grain-free recipes on the blog into a digital cookbook – one that people could easily refer to, carry with them in their tablets and smartphones, or open on their computers. I wanted these grain-free recipes to be used and shared by those who made them – not just stay on the blog – and help people enjoy good health.
In this e-cookbook, I’ve focused on grain-free breads and treats because baked goods are often the hardest to achieve when using grain-free flours and ingredients.
These are the recipes that have found their way from the kitchen to my table; recipes that have been shared with my friends and loved ones. Recipes that are meant to be used over and over again – to be tweaked and modified to your preferences and tastes. Recipes that I know you will enjoy as much as I do.
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What is an e-cookbook?
An e-cookbook is basically a cookbook in a digital format.
The beauty of having an e-cookbook instead of a physical one is that it is made for use on your computer, laptop, tablet or smart phone. Plus, digital books help us to save paper and trees!
This e-cookbook will be downloaded as a versatile PDF file, and I don’t recommend that you print it because of the sheer number of pages and the amount of ink that will be used. However, if you wish to print it, go ahead!
I recommend that you download and enjoy this e-cookbook’s functionality on your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone.
That way, you can zoom in and out, flip the orientation from landscape to portrait (and vice versa), click on all the useful links included, and most importantly, have it with you all the time.
To read the e-cookbook to your laptop or desktop computer, you’ll need the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded for free here. To read the e-cookbook on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, simply upload the PDF to your iBooks library. It’s as simple as that!
Questions?
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I’d like to purchase the e-cookbook as a gift. Is that possible?
Yes! Click the “Buy Now” button and you’ll be sent to the payment screen. Next to the email address field, click the little gift icon to enter the recipient’s email address and a personalized message! That’s it!
How can I pay for the e-cookbook?
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Are these recipes gluten-free?
Definitely! By definition, grain-free recipes do not include grains, and because gluten is found in grains such as wheat and barley, these recipes are naturally gluten-free!
Do you use “common” ingredients in the recipes?
The ingredients used in these recipes are not as common as the typical wheat flour, but include ingredients such as nut flours (think almond flour, coconut flour, tapioca starch, cashew meal, etc.).
In the book, I also teach you how to make your own homemade nut flour alternatives if you can’t find ingredients such as almond flour, for example.
How do I get the e-cookbook on my iPad or iPhone?
Install the iBooks app and simply click the link given to you during checkout! Alternatively, you can download the cookbook to your computer, add it to your library, and sync your iPad with your computer.
Have more questions?
Send me an email! I’d love to hear from you!
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Wow! Great collection of simple and yummy varieties of cakes. Loved tem.:)
Glad you love them 🙂
Do you send the cookbook in the mail or is it just printed on the internet. How much is it
Hi Gerd, thanks for your question. Since this is an e-cookbook, you will receive a PDF copy of the cookbook. It costs $9.99. Thanks so much for asking! Hope you like the cookbook!