Beyond Wheat "The Only Cook Book" on the Hidden Secrets of Buckwheat: The Only cook book on The Hidden secrets of Buckwheat

An interesting cookbook. There are no bread recipes. There are waffle, pancake and muffin recipes, with ample sugar of various types, but no good old fashion bread recipes. I have found one from another source and it used chia seeds and baking powder to make the bread sturdy enough for sandwiches. Am surprised thus book did not provide a bread recipe since she uses milled chia seeds in her recipes. Oh well.

Very informative book on the goodness of buckwheat. A lot of very good and easy recipes. Have been trying a few recipes.Buckwheat has a good taste

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The recipes might be ok, but the format is so bad, it's really difficult to even read through them. They are missing letters in the titles to the point it's hard to tell what the recipe is unless you read through the ingredients. And it's all just jumbled together, there's not really any separation to the recipes.I do not recommend the Kindle version. I don't find this cookbook useful in the least due to formatting issues, and I don't anticipate ever opening it again.

My copy of this book should not have been published. The book and the sample that came down to my devices are in large part unintelligible: letters are missing from a high percentage of words, eg: "Snn rane alnt Pancakes"; and too high a percentage of words are concatenated, eg: "laythe otheroneon top". I don't know what has happened between submission by the author and the books inclusion on my Kindle, could it be a software glitch? It's a pity: this could have been a very useful book to celiacs.I cannot recommend purchase.I have not returned the book, since I feel it important to include my review.

I like the presentable organized recipes offered and expect to enjoy the healthy snacks and meals. So pleased with the general simplicity of the recipes.