Leon Fast & Free: Free-From Recipes for People Who Really Like Food by Jane Baxter and John Vincent

    • Categories: Egg dishes; Sauces, general; Quick / easy; Breakfast / brunch; Cooking for 1 or 2; Italian; Dairy-free; Gluten-free; Vegetarian; Low sugar
    • Ingredients: spinach; asparagus; eggs; quinoa; carrots; sesame seeds; spring onions; parsley; tamari; egg yolks; wholegrain mustard; tarragon; chives
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  • Celeriac pasta

    • Victoria_from_London on April 05, 2021

      Thin strips of briefly boiled celeriac as pasta surprisingly great; much quicker than pasta, especially with my slicer to speed the prep. Really enjoyed this; especially good with a pungent sauce like anchovies, garlic, chilli, broccoli, parmesan; covers the tangy edge to celeriac taste that I don't like.

  • Tofu adobo

    • hbakke on August 21, 2021

      This was great served over cauliflower rice. The sauce was very flavorful and a little spicy from all the black pepper. It would have been better if not for the old, tough green beans I had. I would go with a much fresher, thinner green bean if I make this again.

    • willow_vqskrl on April 13, 2026

      Really enjoyed this but a bit too spicy for the kids. Would have liked more veggies

  • Bean & sauerkraut soup

    • hbakke on August 17, 2021

      Yum! This had a Reuben sandwich vibe from the caraway seeds and sauerkraut. I simplified the recipe by cooking the beans and kohlrabi in the pressure cooker for 25 minutes, then adding it to the pan I used to cook the onions and sauerkraut. I didn't rinse the sauerkraut because I like the flavor and added a dollop for garnish at the end. I would make this again.

  • Panisse

    • willow_vqskrl on April 16, 2026

      These Panisse were really nice. I have made plain ones before but the herbs really made them taste lovely. I great substitute for me as I can’t eat potatoes.

  • Carrot top pesto & carrots

    • Hannaha100 on October 14, 2020

      Made just the carrot top pesto. This is one of those "use the whole veg" recipes so didn't actually specify how many carrot tops to use which was a little frustrating (I had already separated them and used the carrots in something else). I had to guess the amounts. Carrot tops are growing on me - they remind me of parsley but slightly earthy/bitter and a bit chewy/tough. Cutting them up smaller definitely helps. Ate some on a sandwich and some on pasta and it was nice. Not better than basil pesto but nice enough to repeat to use the tops up.

  • Ethiopian flat bread

    • willow_vqskrl on April 15, 2026

      Really enjoyed these and appreciated they were gluten free. Worked well with the Ethiopian red lentil stew

  • Red lentil stew

    • willow_vqskrl on April 15, 2026

      Had to use much more water than the recipe stated. I think it should have been 750ml not 75ml as you usually cook lentil 1-3. I only put 2 1/2tablespoons of spice mix and that was very spicy.

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  • ISBN 10 1840917105
  • ISBN 13 9781840917109
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  • Published Jan 12 2017
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 304
  • Language English
  • Countries United Kingdom
  • Publisher Conran Octopus

Publishers Text

'LEON was the first restaurant on the high street to pay attention to a new way of eating - championing gluten-, dairy- and sugar-free food. We've always done it. It's always done us and our customers good. Now it's time to stop it being a secret.' - John Vincent, LEON co-founder Each recipe in this beautiful cookbook is completely gluten-, dairy- and refined sugar-free, with many following a 'paleon' formula (LEON's version of Paleo). From recipes for gluten-free Spaghetti Vongole to chocolate beetroot cake, breakfast dahl to chicken and olive tagine, this book contains recipes for every meal of the day and every occasion, and proves that a free-from menu can be utterly delicious.

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