Cooking Techniques for the Gut and Psychology Syndrome Diet, Part IV: Nuts, Seeds, Beans, and Grains

In the fourth volume of her Cooking Techniques series, Monica Corrado explores the wonderful world of nuts, seeds, beans, and legumes. As traditional cultures have known for centuries, in order to make these foods easily digestible and derive the maximum nutrition they offer, we must put a little effort into preparing them.

Corrado not only teaches her readers these time-honored methods and treatments with easy-to-understand and easy-to-execute instructions, but she also explains why we should eat nuts, seeds, beans, and legumes, when we should eat them, and where they fit in the GAPS diet.

Like the first three volumes in the series, this book is both a teaching tool for future GAPS practitioners and an essential reference for individuals on the GAPs healing protocol—and, of course, for anyone who simply wants to take control of their digestive health.

Want to learn about the other books in the series? Part I: Meat Stock and Bone Broth highlights the important distinction between these two foods and the role they each play in GAPS. Part II: Culturing Dairy gives hope to folks with dairy allergies and sensitivities by teaching them how to slowly integrate these crucial foods into their diet. Part III: Lacto-Ferments is a master course in yet another pillar of the GAPS diet. (Get all three volumes with the Cooking Techniques bundle.)

If you are just starting GAPs—heck, even if you are well on your way—it can seem as if there is much to learn, and learn quickly, in order to restore your health and feel good again. This is why renowned chef, author, and teacher Monica Corrado channeled her deep well of experience and expertise into her Cooking Techniques series. Each book is a guidepost to help you along your way.

Includes a foreword by Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, creator of the GAPS diet and author of the original book on the topic, Gut and Psychology Syndrome: Natural Treatment for Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Depression, and Schizophrenia.

About the Author

Celebrated teaching chef, holistic Certified Nutrition Consultant, and Certified GAPS Practitioner, Monica Corrado, MA, has spent decades illuminating the connection between food and well-being and inspiring others to start cooking nourishing traditional food. With her cooking classes, lectures, and books, she has devoted her career to helping both children and adults—especially those who suffer from ASD, ADHD, Asperger’s, allergies, and autoimmune disorders—reclaim their natural health. Monica is also a gifted teacher of teachers. Her Cooking for Well-Being Teacher Training program, established in 2012, has produced graduates from all over the U.S., Hong Kong, Canada, and Mexico. Visit Simply Being Well to schedule a consultation or book Monica as a speaker for your next event.

Danielle LeBaron

Danielle LeBaron is a Professional Virtual Assistant and Managing Editor at Selene River Press. She specializes in project management, event planning and coordinating, and business blogging. She started her business as a way to stay home with her three beautiful children and has found a true passion for what she does: helping smart, stressed-out business owners take things off their plate. She supports the value of a holistic lifestyle as a way to improve one’s life from the inside out. For more information on Danielle and the services she offers, visit her website: daniellelebaron.com.