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Lose that Wheat Belly with the 7-Day Gluten-Free Diet Plan
What is a gluten free diet?
Although similar to the wheat belly diet where wheat is avoided, the gluten free diet also eliminates the use of rye and barley.
Why gluten free?
Perhaps you are suffering from a wheat allergy, celiac disease or simply wanting to cleanse your system or even embark on a weight loss diet. There are many reasons, including childhood problems such as autism and ADHD, but these are more complex than just practising a gluten free lifestyle.
The desire for following a diet of this kind is growing on a daily basis, for all the above reasons. Many people are under the misconception that a gluten free diet plan will be restrictive, not tasty and hard to follow. You couldn’t be more wrong!
Other than wheat free baking, the list of foods available to you is vast – you will be able to pick and choose from a huge variety of foods that will keep your interest at optimum level and you will never feel that you are missing anything. Not only that, all those nasty symptoms you experience with gluten sensitivity will disappear quite rapidly.
Most commonly, the symptoms are gastrointestinal, but those suffering with a severe gluten intolerance problem will find that many other parts of their body or system react violently to the presence of gluten in any foodstuffs.
Get into the habit of checking every label when shopping. Items marked ‘gluten-free’ should be relatively safe, but it does not hurt to still check. Quite a few products that are purportedly gluten free, may contain a trace that could affect you.
The wheat free recipes in this book are meals made simple and have been kept slightly below the recommended daily allowance (RDA) in terms of calorie intake, to allow you to have a 'little more' food on certain courses, or an extra small snack. If you are trying to lose that wheat belly as well as cut out gluten for health purposes, this will enable you to have a slow but steady weight loss without feeling too hungry, nothing dramatic. But do feel free to move the recipes around to accommodate your tastes, whilst still keeping on or below the RDA.
Don't feel like you have to give up on your favorite foods. With recipes like the Thai Steak Salad, One Pot Beef Stew and Chocolate Almond Pudding, you can still eat most foods without feeling guilty.
Inside this book are the following types of meals:
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Nutritional values have been calculated with due care and attention. However, there may be differences in the calorie count due to the variance of each individual kitchen creation caused by ingredient amounts, brand differences, different cuts and quality of meats etc. The nutritional values of these recipes are provided as a guideline only.
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The 7-Day Gluten Free Diet Plan
35 Healthy Wheat Free Recipes To Banish Your Wheat Belly
Volume 1
By Rachel Richards
© Revelry Publishing 2015
Introduction
Shopping List
Bonus
The 7-Day Meal Plan Table
DAY 1
Gluten-Free Crepes
Tomato and Mint Dip
Radicchio Cups with Prawns and Mango
Thai Steak Salad
Chocolate Almond Pudding
DAY 2
Herby Corn Fritters with Avocado Salsa
Oven Baked Fries
Orange Spiced Chicken
Pork Steaks with Fennel, Orange and Apple
Maple and Star Anise Roasted Plums
DAY 3
Spinach and Tomato Breakfast Cup
Mexican Chicken Nachos
Chicken, Prawn and Chorizo Paella Style
Basque-style Salmon Stew
Gluten-Free Brownies
DAY 4
Honey Apple Yogurt
Cranberry and Raspberry Smoothie
Middle Eastern Salad with Grilled Halloumi
Salmon Scallion and Ginger Fishcakes
Lemon Tart with Fresh Blueberries
DAY 5
Easy Scrambled Eggs
Sausage Rolls with a Kick!
Pancetta and Polenta Bake
Oriental Lamb Stir Fry
Mango and Papaya Fool
DAY 6
Stuffed Herb Mushrooms
Fig and Pistachio Flapjacks
Lemon and Herb Salmon
One Pot Beef Stew
Mixed Berry Bake
DAY 7
Cheesy Scones
Provence Pizza
Homemade Savory Crackers
Chinese Pork Tenderloin with Braised Cabbage and Leek
No Bake Coconut Cookies
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Why gluten-free?
Perhaps you are suffering from a wheat-intolerance, celiac disease or simply wanting to cleanse your system or even embark on a weight loss diet. There are many reasons, including childhood problems such as autism and ADHD, but these are more complex than just practicing a gluten-free lifestyle.
The desire for following a diet of this kind is growing on a daily basis, for all the above reasons. Many people are under the misconception that a gluten-free diet will be restrictive, not tasty and hard to follow. You couldn’t be more wrong!
Other than baking, the list of foods available to you is vast – you will be able to pick and choose from a huge variety of foods that will keep your interest at optimum level and you will never feel that you are missing anything. Not only that, all those nasty symptoms you experience with gluten intolerance will disappear quite rapidly.
Symptoms
Symptoms vary from person to person and can be quite violent or at the other end of the spectrum, just something that is a nuisance on a daily basis.
Most commonly, the symptoms are gastrointestinal, but those suffering with a severe gluten intolerance problem will find that many other parts of their body or system react violently to the presence of gluten in any foodstuffs.
Bloating, diarrhea or constipation and headaches are the most common, followed by fatigue, skeletal pain and anaemia. As a person suffering from gluten intolerance, you may also experience dermatitis herpetiformis (DH), which manifests itself by itchy and even blistered skin.
Continued intolerance without diagnosis can result in damage to the intestines, so it is best if you suffer from any of the symptoms that you get checked out by your health practitioner as soon as possible.
Are there any pitfalls in following a gluten-free diet?
Nutritionists advise that overall a gluten-free diet should not harm you, and that the only deficiency you may suffer from is lack of Vitamin B and fiber, which are contained in most grains. This can be substituted by supplements, or indeed, other grains that are gluten-free but have high levels of Vitamin B and also protein. In this instance, the best grains are amaranth, oats, quinoa and teff. Other vitamins and minerals are found in abundance in fruit, vegetables and of course meat and fish, particularly oily fish.
What to do to get started
The first port of call is to empty your cupboards, fridge and freezer of any products that may contain gluten. Remove any sweet temptations in particular. There is no use in thinking ‘oh, just one biscuit won’t hurt me’ – it almost certainly will if you are truly gluten intolerant. Even if you have products that you have looked at and are sure are gluten-free, you should still remove them. Culprits are items that include sauces and mayonnaise – you may well have made a sandwich with these, using bread that is not gluten-free, but the jar you dipped into may well have been contaminated. So rid yourself of any open jars, pots or tubs that you may have used.
You must sanitize to remove any possible traces of gluten on your work surfaces, fridge, preparation equipment, pots and pans. There could be a major issue of cross-contamination, so all equipment and surfaces should be thoroughly scrubbed with hot soapy water, and if available, a sanitizer. Remember every item, from rolling pins to toasters, chopping boards to cake tins and muffin pans. Everything! This is not so easy if you are cooking or preparing for others, but it can be done by sectioning off cupboards that contain only the equipment you need to use – the rest can go in a communal storage space.
Shopping
Get into the habit of checking every label. When items are marked ‘gluten-free’ (there is usually a gluten-free section in most supermarkets) you should be relatively safe, but it does not hurt to still check. Quite a few products that are purportedly gluten-free, may contain a trace that could affect you. Processed foods and some sauces may contain gluten, even though they could be on a list of non-gluten products – check the labels. If you don’t understand what is on the label, put it back on the shelf and pick another!
Plan your outing to the supermarket, and if at all possible, try to shop separately for your gluten-free produce. It is easy to get confused when you are shopping for multi-purpose products, and one or two may slip into your cupboards!
The Recipes
The recipes have been kept slightly below the RDA (recommended daily allowance) in terms of calorie intake, to allow you to have a 'little more' food on certain courses, or an extra small snack. For women, the RDA for calories is 1500 kcal, and for men 2000 kcal. If you are trying to lose weight as well as cut out gluten for health purposes, this will enable you to have a slow but steady weight loss without feeling too hungry, nothing dramatic. But do feel free to move the recipes around to accommodate your tastes, whilst still keeping on or below the RDA.
A few of the recipes will have more than 4 servings – but most of these can be frozen for use another day, or consumed as another snack the next day.
Store Cupboard
Salt
Ground black pepper
All purpose flour (gluten-free)
Bicarbonate of soda
GF baking powder
Vegetable oil
Olive oil
Sesame oil
Honey
Flaked almonds
Maple syrup
Caster sugar
GF icing sugar
Brown sugar
Butter
Flaked almonds
Star anise
Cinnamon powder
Cinnamon sticks
Cumin seeds
Vanilla extract
Ground almonds
Cocoa powder
Agave syrup
Apple cider vinegar
Smoked paprika
Dried thyme
Quick cook basmati rice
GF vegetable stock
GF beef stock
GF chicken stock
Peanut butter
Tamari/soy sauce (GF)
Dijon mustard
Sherry
Red wine
Dried oregano
Dried thyme
Dried rosemary
Bay leaves
Chinese five-spice powder
Chai seeds
Ground saffron/turmeric
Red pepper flakes
Weekly List
Dairy
30 eggs
1 pint milk
2 packs butter
Vegetables and Fruit
4 white onions
8 red onions
3 bulbs garlic
1 head celery
2 carrots
6 limes
6 lemons
Day 1
3 radicchio heads
9oz/250g cooked and peeled king prawns
3 medium to large mangos
1 carton salad cress
2 x 7oz/200g sirloin steaks (thin cut or ‘bash’ them out to thin as possible)
1 bag mixed green leaves
Bunch Thai basil
Small sprig fresh coriander
Large handful mange tout peas
Day 2
1 can sweet corn
Bunch parsley
Bunch chives
6 red potatoes
1½oz/45g Parmesan cheese
1lb/450g boneless chicken breasts
1lb/450g tomatoes
2 large handfuls of fresh baby spinach leaves
1 orange
2 large fennel bulbs or 4 baby fennel bulbs
1 red apple
1 small orange
Small bunch rosemary
4 x 7oz/200g pork steaks (lean as possible)
1 bag baby spinach
1½lb/675g plums, or a mix of plums, greengages and mirabelles
2 large oranges
Mascarpone or Greek yogurt, to serve
Day 3
1 bag spinach (9oz/250g)
3 x 14oz/400g can chopped tomatoes
Small bunch fresh basil
1 bag tortilla chips
2 cooked chicken breasts, shredded