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A Gluten Free Santa Claus

 Mark As Read    

Believing that the gluten free life style can be fun and fulfilling is a lot like believing in Santa Claus. Some days are harder than others. I hope you're enjoying a wonderful and 'safe' holiday season

Gluten Free Oatmeal Cookies?a Holiday Bargain

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Today I enjoyed gluten free oatmeal cookies made with oats packaged by Trader Joes. I enjoyed the cookies very much, but that is not what I want to write about. My wife was very pleased with the price of the cookie mix. When I took the package to write this review, I found out why.

More Gluten Free Bakeries

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Yesterday I listed six more establishments on our "Gluten Free Bakeries" power page. Please check them out, particularly if you are residents or frequent visitors to Arkansas, Delaware, Indiana, Minnesota, New York or Oregon. Power Pages will play an increasingly important role on my website in 2012. Our power pages will include Gluten...

Overwhelmed by the Options

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"I'm overwhelmed with the number of options [available to persons looking for a flour mix for making gluten free bread] and since they're all pretty expensive, I hesitate to try them all." I got this note in response to the article I posted yesterday promising a survey to determine the best gluten free all-purpose flour...

Gluten Free Flour Mixes

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The ‘taste and feel' of baked products is determined in large measure by the flour(s) used to prepare them. American's are accustomed to baked foods made from wheat flour. Most recipes are written on the assumption that wheat flour will be used. No single flour mimics the ‘taste and feel' of wheat flour and recipes...

Hosting a Gluten Free New Year?s Eve Party

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Host your own New Year's Eve party. Making everything gluten free is the surest way to keep everyone on their gluten free diet. Serve dishes that are delicious by anyone's standards. I feel awkward publishing this article during the week before Christmas when all of attention is focused elsewhere, but — let's face it —...

Gluten Free Kuanzaa Recipes

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Try these "Five Easy Gluten Free Kwanzaa Recipes". If you need more ideas, here are five more recipes provided by Triumph Dining. When I began researching this article, I had heard of this celebration but really knew almost nothing about it. I discovered that it is one of the few holidays young enough to have an

Gluten Free Pizza Restaurants

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Today I added new material to our "Gluten Free Pizza Restaurants" power page. We now list nine national pizzeria chains plus at least 55 individually owned restaurants in at least 24 states. Eventually, we will enable everyone in the nation to enjoy a gluten free pizza in a 'safe restaurant'. When I was writing this article,...

Gluten Free Bakeries

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Gluten free bakeries are wonderful places and the joy of eating a bakery product still warm from an expert baker's oven is a pleasure that people who live gluten free can enjoy. We do need to know where to look — most bakeries are small independently owned establishments. Today I added five new names

Last Minute Gluten Free Christmas Ideas

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"Christmas time is here by golly…disapproval would be folly." So would wasting any more of your valuable time as Christmas descends upon us. I too used the internet to deal with several issues that I need to resolve before I hang up my stocking. I'd like to share a few of the things I discovered

Is Dried Fruit Gluten Free?

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Dried fruit is almost certainly OK on the gluten free diet. I found nothing to suggest a problem. Of course, dried food is a food that has been processed at unsafe ingredients may have cross-contaminated the fruit. Fortunately, the dried fruit probably comes in a container with an ingredients list. Read that list, and —

Christmas Notes?for People Living Gluten Free

 Mark As Read    

Be prepared for a challenge this Christmas, particularly if this is your first gluten free holiday season. You'll be surrounded by family and friends that you have not seen since prior to your decision to go gluten free. Here are a few ideas that may help: Feel free to use the term ‘allergy', even though it

Christmas Notes?for People Hosting Gluten Free Guests

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Here's some ideas about how to show hospitality to your gluten free guests this holiday season: If you are using computer search engines to plan your meal, use the terms ‘holiday', ‘Christmas', and ‘Thanksgiving'. As far as meal planning is concerned, you will get more relevant information but most of that information will apply ...

Rising Sun Farms?a Product Review

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Rising Sun Farms produces gluten free cheese snacks and spreads that taste great and are packaged well enough so that they can be displayed on any gluten free table. I particularly enjoyed their pesto and cream cheese torta and their artichoke cheese torta. There are lots of spreads and dips that would look fantastic on

Gluten Free in a Jar?a Holiday Gift Idea

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Christmas mixes in a jar make unique gifts in that they are relatively inexpensive, help gluten free children decide which of their favorite foods are worth sharing with friends, and are a joyful experience for gift makers young and old. Young gift makers can learn more about how to identify a recipe that is gluten

Gluten Free Gag Gifts

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Cafe Press is a fun place to shop. People who live gluten free, and everyone else for that matter, can see thousands of different artwork and slogans embossed on thousands of different products.? Since there are six million plus options available, let me walk you through the steps of how to get started. ? Use the

Your First Gluten Free Christmas

 Mark As Read    

If this is your first gluten free Christmas, I wish you well. You will face challenges! Hopefully these ideas will help you meet them successfully. Remember that many of the people at your holiday meal will be hearing about celiac disease and the gluten free diet for the first time. I like

Gift Baskets for the Gluten Free

 Mark As Read    

Amazon (dot com) offers a tremendous variety of gluten free gift basket. This article shows you 19 baskets that I would love to give or receive. If you want to do some more electronic window shopping before you decide, try The Gluten Free Palace or The Royal Basket Company This firm is currently offering a

Gluten Free Gift Cards

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A night at a gluten free restaurant is a wonderful present, and it is even better if you are able to pay for your meal with a gift card bearing a picture of your grandchildren. The Outback Steakhouse, The Bonefish Grill, and Carrabba's Italian Grill (members of the same family of restaurants) offer cards of

Kitchen Tools for the Gluten Free

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A kitchen makeover (or partial makeover) is a wonderful Christmas gift and a very practical one in homes that have recently gone gluten free. Here are four articles that may give you ideas: Seven Helpful Tools for Gluten Free Cooks Frugal Gluten Free Cooking Tools that Stretch Your Budget Does

Gluten Free Angelfood Cake

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Gluten Free Angel Food Cake was one of the biggest hits at our annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Even a few of my gluten-wary friends (the relatives who eat gluten free food only to placate me) seemed to be enjoying it. To the best of my memory it is the first angel food cake I've had since

Books and The Gluten Free Lifestyle

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The information and inspiration in these five books will enable people to thrive gluten free. I recommend that you read these five very brief reviews and then make your choices by clicking one of the buttons that follow the article. The color that follows each title will make your choice even easier. The

Cookbooks for the Gluten Free

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Cookbooks are welcome gifts for people who cook gluten free food. Click on the title of each book to read my thoughts on each book. If you decide to order the book for Amazon (dot com), click the graphic on the review page or the click on the book cover pictured below. The books I

Gluten Free Flammkuchen

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Your first question is probably "what's flammkucken?" It's a German delicacy, a bit like pizza but made with cheeses, bacon, and many other ingredients but not involving tomato paste. The term flammkuchen translates "made in flames". Here are three recipes for flammkuchen. Each recipe includes photos for the benefit of those have not yet had the...

Gluten Free Small Business Saturday

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Saturday November 26 has been declared "small business Saturday", and many gluten free food related enterprises are small — sometimes very small — businesses. There are so many of them that listing them would be absolutely impossible but are a few ideas: most of the places mentioned on our ‘Gluten Free Pizza Restaurants‘ and...

Gluten Free Desserts

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Recipes for gluten free desserts are available on the internet. You're only problem will be TMI (Too Much Information). Have a look at these three sets of recipes and you will find a total of 30 choices. (There may be some duplicates.) Click here and/or here and/or here to explore. I've posted at least seven articles

Gluten Free Leftovers

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Holiday dinners inevitably have leftovers. Here are a number of ideas that may be useful. After all, we don't want to waste food, spend any more money on food than we have to, and enjoy relaxed post-holiday meals. Browse through these suggestions. Click here and/or here to find ideas that I added recently. I have written

Gluten Free Biscotti, Cheesecake, and Baklava

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Serving gluten free biscotti, cheesecake, and baklava will give your holiday celebration an international flavor.Here are three recipes for gluten free biscotti .This site includes both a biscotti and a cheese cake recipe. (Click here for more cheesecake recipes.) Try this recipe for walnut orange biscotti. Here's another recipe that you might find...

Gluten Free Tiramisu

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Tiramisu is a traditionally popular Italian dessert. Here is Betty Crocker's recipe, which can be served as a parfait, as cupcakes, as tiramisu bars, or in the familiar cakes using lady fingers as a base. Gluten free lady fingers are available from Dr Schar or from the Gluten Free Pantry. They are probably avail where you

Gluten Free Brandy or Rum Balls

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Are rum balls cookies or candies? They are both, although the person who is enjoying one won't bother to think about the difference. Are they gluten free? They certainly can be. The only questionable ingredient is finally ground up cookies, usually vanilla wafers, and wheat eaters in the group will not know or care

Gluten Free Fruit Cake

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In all the recipes that I examined, most suggest using alcoholic beverages of some sort but specify that this is optional. Also, all the recipes require flour but I see no reason why gluten free flour mixes could not be used. Here are three more recipes for gluten free fruit cake. In all three of these,

Holiday Snacks and Treats

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Rice Krispie Treats and snack mixes made with Chex cereals are wonderful holiday snacks. However. this year they present challenges for people who live gluten free. There are now two types of Rice Krispies, regular and gluten free. I enjoy Rice Krispie treats, but I won't be able to eat them unless they are clearly

Eggnog for Everyone

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Eggnog is available to everyone, including those who live gluten free and those who need casein and/or dairy free foods. Even people who cannot tolerate eggs can join in this holiday tradition. Liquor is listed in many recipes, but always with the statement that these ingredients are optional. Gluten free eggnog will probably in the dairy

Holiday Pies

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There are two different approaches preparing gluten free pies for the holiday season of any other occasion: We can "go crustless". There is no law that states that every pie must have a crust. This article is a general introduction to the subject and includes three recipes. Here are You-Tube demonstrations of crustless

Is Cranberry Sauce Gluten Free?

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Cranberry sauce is almost certainly gluten free. Ocean Spray assures us in the FAQ section of its website that cranberry sauce is 'safe' or at least that all its suppliers claim that their cranberry sauce is gluten free. Fortunately, cranberry sauce is very easy to prepare at home and virtually anything that is homemade tastes better...

Gluten Free Cheesecake

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Gluten free cheesecake is easy to prepare. Your biggest problem may be choosing among the hundreds of recipes that appear on-line. Try this recipe for cheesecake with cherry topping or this Betty Crocker recipe for chocolate chip cookie cheesecake. You'll find at least a dozen more if you do a web search using the terms "gluten

Holiday Dinners?Ham, Duck, or Goose

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Turkey is the most popular choice for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, but ham, duck, or goose are also possibilities. Here are links to several You-Tube demonstrations that may interest you: ? Ham. Watch this honey baked ham demonstration or this video explaining how to create a brown sugar and honey crusted ham. ? Duck. Here is all

Wheat-Free, Gluten-Free Cookbook for Kids and Busy Adults

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This looks like a great book. One detail that really impressed me is that Ms. Sorros numbered all the steps in the recipe and accented each number to emphasize the need to cook one-step-at-a-time. I am pleased that she included a complete nutritional breakdown at the end of each recipe. The kids probably won't notice

Gluten Free Beer Batter

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Gluten free beer can be used prepare a 'safe' batter for almost anything that is deep fried. The writers of these articles don't recommend a specific brand, so I guess it is up to you. Here is the recipe for (gluten free) battered fish fry and this recipe will allow you to enjoy gluten free beer-battered

Showing Hospitality to Friends Who Live Gluten Free

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Yesterday I recommended several books and videos to celiac or gluten intolerant people to assist them with thriving during the holiday season. There are two sides to this coin, of course, so here are three articles recommended for persons who entertaining or hosting people who live gluten free: ?Showing Hospitality to a Gluten Free Guest". This...

Gluten Free Pizza from Against the Grain Gourmet Pizza

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This frozen pizza is made from tapioca starch, milk, whole eggs, tomato paste, citric acid, and non-GMO canola oil. Thus, it has the only pizza crust that can described as ‘naturally gluten free'. The pizza is also yeast, corn, soy, rice, and sugar free. The facility is dedicated gluten free — employees are not even

Ready for the Gluten Free Holiday Season?

 Mark As Read    

Eat, drink, and be merry — without compromising your gluten free diet, alienating your wheat eating friends and relatives, and without spoiling the joy of the holiday season. Every celiac or gluten intolerant person should read these articles annually: ? Surviving the Holidays Gluten Free ? How to Survive Your Family Christmas Party ? Sociali...

Clara?s Kitchen?Gluten Free on a Budget

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Clara learned to cook during the great depression, learned the art of cooking while living in a home without electricity, and was in her 90's when she wrote down her recipes and made a series of video demonstrations of her cooking. Obviously, cooking during the depression was ‘cooking on a budget'. Clara did not set

Wise Bread?a Gluten Friendly Blog

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First of all, this is not a food blog, It's a personal finance blog devoted to "large living on a small budget". However, at least one of the bloggers has a gluten free spouse and there are a number of articles that meet our needs. "I am a very frugal person. So when my husband

Tools for the Gluten Free Kitchen

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Here's how to equip a gluten free kitchen. The article was written by a person who takes care of a gluten spouse and also writes a blog on frugal living. What a combination!! !! The article is titled "Frugal Gluten Free Living: Kitchen Tools that Stretch Your Budget and Your Time". Obviously, gluten

Gluten Free Oreo Look-Alikes

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I recently tried Kinnikinnick's attempt to make the Oreo cookie available to the gluten free world. I enjoyed them. They are gluten, dairy, and nut free product made in a dedicated gluten free facility. They are my favorite among the three types of ‘fudge sandwich creme cookies' that I have tried. I also tried the

Gluten Free Coffee-Creamers

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Here are four links to coffee creamers that indicate that their products are gluten free. The FAQ sections of these manufacturers indicate that their products are safe for us: Coffee Mate, International Delight Coffee Creamers, Rich's Coffee Creamers, and Bailey's Coffee Creamers. I looked at several more sites and got no indication that coffee cre...

Gluten Free Coupons and Bargains?11/07/11

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In researching this article, I discovered that advertisers are already using the terms ‘Black Friday' and ‘Cyber-Monday' to apply to gluten free food. In case you are not familiar with these terms, ‘Black Friday' refers to the day after Thanksgiving when stores have special sales that hopefully will get them ‘out of the red'...

Two Personal Comments

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As some of you know, my wife Patty suffered a heart attack in March and required double-bypass surgery. Her recovery has been miraculous. She has more energy and enthusiasm (and quite probably a longer life expectancy) than during the past year when the heart problem was festering. Hallelujah. Thanks

A Bread Machine for Gluten Free Baking

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People who bake gluten free bread need a bread machine designed to deal with the special characteristics of gluten free batter. The Gluten Free Pantry the Zojirushi Model 959067. Perhaps this item belongs on your Christmas list. Click here for more information.

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