• Frustrated with the existing low residue diet cookbook that contained dairy, refined sugar, carbohydrates, cruciferous vegetables and nightshades?
• Bored with eating only the BRAD diet during a flare?
• Got yourself a slow cooker and wondering how you can cook some easy and delicious meals that won't disturb your gut?

Sally got the perfect solution for you.

All recipes in this book are Low-Fiber, Dairy-Free, Nightshade-Free, Refined-Sugar/Carbs- Free and Specially Designed for Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's Disease, Diverticulitis & IBD.

In Ulcerative Colitis Cookbook, you will find:

• Breakfast and Brunch Recipes such as Smoked Salmon Casserole, Mini Spinach Quiche Cup and Pumpkin Clafoutis
• Soups, Porridge and Stew Recipes such as Thai Chicken Soup and Creamy Halibut Squash Stew
• Vegetable Recipes such as Tender Beet Salad, Winter Vegetables and Herbs Casserole and Stir Fry Parsnip.
• Poultry Recipes such as Spaghetti Squash Turkey Alfredo, Hariyali Chicken Tikka and Chinese Fried Rice
• Fish Recipes such as Salmon in Creamed Spinach, Creamy Turmeric Cod and Mackerel with Herb Sauce.
• Dessert and Snack Recipes such as Mini Pumpkin Banana Pie, Cinnamon Coconut Pudding and Rice Crackers with Herbs.

In Ulcerative Colitis Cookbook - Slow Cooker, you will find:

• Breakfast Recipes such as Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal and Turkey Breakfast Casserole
• Soups and Broths Recipes such as Greek Chicken Soup and Turmeric Bone Broth
• Side Dish Recipes such as Thyme Butter Rice and Butternut Squash Risotto
• Dessert Recipes such as Simple Plantain Mash and Coconut Yogurt
• Chicken Recipes such as Chicken Stroganoff, Teriyaki Chicken and Thai Peanut Chicken

And for those who can tolerate well-cooked red meat, you can try:

• Beef, Lamb, Pork Recipes such as Mongolian beef, Apple Squash Lamb Stew and Cuban Pork
• All are completed with preparation time, cooking time, serving information, ingredients and directions. A 6-quart slow cooker is suggested to be used.

Get this book today and learn how you can still enjoy delicious meals even during times of a flare, remission or relapse phase