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Cooking Gluten, wheat and dairy free – by Michelle BJ

02/06/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  7 Comments

After a very long gestation period (for one reason or another the publication date kept getting put back) my latest ‘freefrom’ cookery book has finally seen the light of day. I will be ‘featuring’ recipes from it in the Foodsmatter newsletter for the next couple of issues.

However, I know I should be doing more to promote it but I am really bad at blowing my own trumpet so – how about this for an offer?

I will send a free copy of the book (all 200 recipes of it….) to any of my blog followers who are prepared to write an objective review of it – I am not looking for adulation, promise – which I can post up here…  In fact, what I would like is some constructive criticism which will spur me on to tread some new paths as is very easy to get stale and same-y when you need to turn out recipes on a regular basis.

OK – so who’s up for it?……

PS I am now away for a couple of days so if I do not rush to take up your offers is only because I have not logged in….

PPS For any of you who would just like to have it without having to review it, you can buy it at Amazon here for a mere £11.24 with, apparently, free delivery!

Category: FreeFrom Food, RecipesTag: cooking gluten wheat and dairy free, Freefrom food/recipes

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  1. Janet Woodward

    02/06/2011 at 16:50

    Yes, please Michelle….

    I am away …sitting under a palm tree with a suitable drink in left hand…..so if you would be so kind as to send to my works address…..please.
    Sign it in the front cover for me…..I have a lot of books signed….

    Janet

  2. Micki

    02/06/2011 at 19:44

    Congrats on your book launch at long last, then! May it be a huge success for you and help many people.

  3. Sue

    02/06/2011 at 21:35

    Mmmm I want that pastry Michelle!

    Having tried a few of your dishes at the tastings for the FFFAwards and been in your kitchen where there always seems to be something bubbling on the stove and a promising smell hovering in the kitchen, I’m sure this is a cook book that will not disappoint. Especially if this truly wonderful looking pastry is in it. Please could you just send me the pastry?

  4. admin

    03/06/2011 at 09:25

    Thank you all for your comments. That pastry does look good, doesn’t it – can’t believe I cooked that!! Janet – autographed number is winging its way north…..

  5. Gerry Rowe

    04/06/2011 at 17:07

    I’d gladly review the book – that’ s something I enjoy doing – were it not that my diet is more restricted than most so that the delicious looking pastry on the front is probably made of something I don’t eat – maybe rice, certainly not carrots or cabbage! 🙂

    But best wishes anyway!

    Gerry

  6. admin

    06/06/2011 at 14:20

    Hi Gerry – Thank you for the thought! However, Janet at Wellfoods has put her hand up so I have sent it off to her and await her verdict……..

  7. Janet Woodward

    14/06/2011 at 13:47

    For the benefit of those yet to delve beyond the covers of the book….oogling the pastry wont give you the delights of taking a knife and fork to the golden crust….

    I have just written a review for M.BJ…..and we are now seriously debating what I should make and bring into the office…..

    Well worth the price…and its a book you will use…not just put on a shelf….
    Treat yourselves….

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