While traveling on
vacation, my husband and I happened upon an old mill in Oak Ridge, North
Carolina. We had already passed the sign but could not pass up the
opportunity to turn around to find out more. To our delight, we walked into
the Old Mill of Guilford. A quaint place where they still make whole grain
products from scratch. We purchased several bags of fresh ground whole wheat
flour, buckwheat pancake mix and spelt flour.
After taking
several photos of the mill and saying our goodbyes, we continued our journey
up through the Blue Ridge Mountains as we made our way back home to Ohio. I
said to my husband, "What I need now are some recipes or better yet a
cookbook featuring the use of whole wheat flour." Sure, I knew I might be
able to just try substituting whole wheat flour for white flour but I love
to collect cookbooks and was curious as to if I could find a cookbook
featuring the use of whole wheat flour.
Our next stop on
our journey, was in Virginia. It was there that I my eyes caught a glimpse
of a book entitled, "Wholesome Sugarfree Cooking" written by Ray and Malinda
Yutzy. I immediately had to browse through and rule out the use of any
artificial sweeteners as the source of their claim of "sugarfree" and was
pleased to find healthy substitutes! Better yet, I had found the cookbook I
was seeking featuring "whole wheat flour" as well as other natural grains
and ingredients!
I feel it's one of
my many missions in life to be a sponsor and promoter of this wonderful,
health-conscious, Amish written cookbook.
I'm enjoying getting
"healthier" and I believe you will to! Cooking and baking has never been
better...
Enjoy,
Vickie
Healthy people have eaten simple wholesome
foods throughout history. We believe these traditional foods can still
nourish us back to healthy today. Trying to choose the right way to eat from
all the popular "health" diets, we become discouraged and wonder if it was
really worth it.
In this new cookbook,
Wholesome Sugarfree Cooking,
you will have the recipes you need to cook and bake with wholesome whole
wheat flour, whole grains, and lots of other healthy ingredients; such as old-fashioned
oats, wheat germ, spelt flour, olive oil, whole eggs and real butter!
Find recipes for:
Breakfast
Breads
Smoothies
Salads & Dressings
Soups
Gravies & Sauces
Meats & Vegetables
Canning & Freezing Tips
Healthy Remedies
Health Food Resources
Casseroles
Cakes & Frostings
Cookies & Bars
Pies
Desserts & Ice Cream
Crackers & Snacks
Dips
Cheese & Yogurt
Candy
Seasonings & Mixes
"A big thank you goes out to everyone who took the
time and effort to send in recipes. Without your help this book would not be
in existence."
Refined white sugar has been replaced with
wholesome sweeteners such as
honey,
maple syrup,
sorghum,
sucanat and
stevia, currently labeled a dietary supplement, but a
sweet one at that! To learn more about these special ingredients, click on
each link.
Vickie's Note:
For a heavier texture, use whole wheat flour, for a
lighter texture for cookies, cakes, pancakes, etc., try using whole wheat
"pastry" flour as it is much lighter in texture.
Allow approximately 7-10 days for delivery throughout the U.S. via Media
Mail.
Peak times and at holidays, allow 10-12 days for U.S. deliveries.
U. S. currency only.
Wholesome
Sugarfree
Cooking
$16.95
(Includes shipping per book via U.S.Mail)
Published and distributed
through
select outlets only,
you will not find this
Amish written cookbook
in
national bookstores.
Featured Recipe
Zucchini Bars
1 c. honey
1/2 c. (canola) oil or butter
3 eggs
2 c. wheat flour
2 c. zucchini grated
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. baking powder
3/4 c. quick oats
1 c. nuts, chopped
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix in order given.
Beat well and pour into a 15" x 10" pan and bake 15-20 minutes or until
golden.