Cooking with Allergies El Centro CA

If you or someone in your family suffers from food allergies, you probably go to great lengths to cook up allergy-free meals and treats. This can pose quite a challenge, though, since many popular recipes contain ingredients that could trigger allergy symptoms. Some may even cause a dangerous, or life threatening, reaction. But the experts say that with a little planning and creativity, cooking with food allergies can be easier than you might imagine.

California Culinary Academy
(415) 771-3500
350 Rhode Island Street
San Francisco, CA
San Jose State University (Nutrition & Food Science Department)
(408) 924-3100
One Washington Square
San Jose, CA
Napoli Culinary Academy
(916) 971-0600
1351 Fulton Ave
Sacramento, CA
Apron Strings
(415) 550-7976
1335 Guerrero Street (near 25th Street)
San Francisco, CA
Sue Young -The Tasting Spoon
(310) 306-8851
578 Washington Blvd. #816
Marina Del Rey, CA
Paso Robles High School Culinary Academy
(805) 237-3346
1900 Golden Hill Road
Paso Robles, CA
Young Chefs Academy
(818) 377-6200
16733 Ventura Blvd
Encino, CA
California Culinary Academy
888-897-3222
625 Polk Street
San Francisco, CA
Bauman College
800-987-7530
10151 Main Street, Ste. 128
Penngrove, CA
Riverside Community College (Riverside City College Culinary Academy)
(951) 222-8000
4800 Magnolia Ave
Riverside, CA
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Cooking with Allergies

If you or someone in your family suffers from food allergies, you probably go to great lengths to cook up allergy-free meals and treats. This can pose quite a challenge, though, since many popular recipes contain ingredients that could trigger allergy symptoms. Some may even cause a dangerous, or life threatening, reaction. But the experts say that with a little planning and creativity, cooking with food allergies can be easier than you might imagine.

Weigh Each Recipe

Want to cook allergy-free foods that are both delicious and safe to eat? The experts say that the key to successfully cooking with food allergies is to know your recipes and the ingredients they contain. Then you can make strategic changes as needed. Take a baking recipe that calls for eggs, for instance. If you are allergic to eggs, in order to successfully replace them, need to know the purpose this ingredient serves in order to find an alternative that can accomplish the same goal. For instance, do the eggs thicken the batter, baste it or help it leaven? Once you know this answer, you can find something that will offer similar results without causing an allergic reaction.

Common Egg Substitutions

Review some of the following examples of egg substitutions:

  • Banana
  • Applesauce
  • Flax seed
  • Gelatin

Wheat Alternatives

In a similar vein, if you have a wheat allergy, there are several approaches you can take to replace the wheat flour when you bake. Further, you can select a one-ingredient product, or you may prefer a mixture made from several items. Consider some of the options provided below that can be adequate wheat replacements:....

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