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Hi, I just got Bette Hagman's book " Gluten Free Gourmet " which is not at

ALL vegan friendly. Almost all of the baked goods call for gelatin. I

haven't had to do an agar-agar/gelatin substitution in YEARS can anyone

tell me the ratio.

 

BTW, do NOT waste your money on this book!!! I am simply aghast at all

the animal products wending their way through the pages, especially

dairy with so many celiacs and wheat intolerant folks being also lactose

intolerant.

 

I have also gotten another book that IS vegan friendly well it's vegan

and wheat free but calls for a LOT of lima bean flour does anyone know a

source for this?

 

Thanks for the time,

 

Ardee-ann

 

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I love Bette Hagman's new bread book. It really is great and easy to

substitute the little bit of dairy or eggs in some of the recipes.

 

As far as gelatin you really don't need it. I have bought the Emes gelatin to

use but I haven't noticed a difference when I don't use it.

 

Tracy

 

 

 

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