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Recipe Conversion?

I just found the blog www.gfreefoodie.com, and I am intrigued… especially by their offer to convert your gluten recipe to a safe dish for you. Anyone ever tried this? Anyone use the site regularly?

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Aunt Nancy’s Taco Soup (modified)

Kristi’s Aunt Nancy apparently took several hours to make a carefully crafted, meaty version of this. This amazingly flavorful version is much simpler, and the ease with which the quantity can be adjusted makes it great for parties and family

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Cheesy Biscuits

Kristi was craving Red Lobster’s Cheddar Bay Biscuits in a major way, and decided to solve her dilemma by baking us a scrumptious experiment. She went on Celiac.com, found and adapted an ingredients list, then further adapted the process for

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Sugar Cookies from Heaven

Kristi found this fantastic recipe on Bob’s Red Mill website, contributed by Carol Fenster, Ph.D. (you can currently see the original here). Sugar Cookies 1/4 cup Butter 2 Tb Honey 1/2 cup Sugar 1-1/2 tsp Vanilla 1-3/4 cups Gluten Free

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COBBLER!

This is Kristi’s mom’s cobbler recipe, and it’s deliciously adaptable to gluten-free eating and to a range of sizes. Also, it’s just plain delicious. This got the most compliments of any dish at the party. Pick your Flavor Cobbler 2

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We Are Go For Holiday Chex Mix!

Since Gabe’s birthday is October 31, our holiday cooking season starts mid-October and lasts through the new year. Last night we had his birthday party, and Kristi and I managed quite an amazing spread of gluten-free, chocolate-free sweets… if I

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Brioche Cinnamon Rolls Revisited

I wrote here about the recipe that is the backbone of our King Cake experience for Carnival season. In that post, I linked to someone else’s posting of a recipe that’s apparently from a book. The website where I found

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Bread, Part 2

Way back here, I started compiling some of my experiences with store-bought gluten-free bread products. Here’s what I’ve learned since then, sorted by bread type. Sandwich breads: Do you remember the traumatic sandwich bread experience I mentioned in the previous

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Bean and Bean Gumbo

Don’t let the long ingredients list here fool you. This is a simple dish to make, and it’s rather inexpensive as well. This recipe has only slight alterations from its original version in the vegetarian resource Moosewood Restaurant Low-Fat Recipes

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Mushroom Spinach Lasagna!

The key to this dish is awesome simplicity. One recent date night… yesterday to be precise… we wanted a new lasagna recipe. We discovered there was such a thing as oven-ready noodles, and we fudged around with online recipes. The

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