Category: write 31 2017
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One of my favorite YouTubers who has her own cooking show is Sara from the Domestic Geek. She has some great recipes that I have tried over the years. The other day I was looking at a video of hers from a few years ago where she baked gluten free desserts in a mason jar. …
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I love the flavors of fall – cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves. All of those flavors make my taste buds sing. Hubby laughs at me buying all of the pumpkin flavored goodies. When I got up on Saturday, I was craving pumpkin muffins. Since I’m eating gluten free, I can’t just go to Panera and get myself…
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This weekend we went to an outdoor festival for our lunch on Saturday. We also watched some of the dog jumping, slack line gymnastics, and BMX bicycle tricks. Here are some photos that I took while we were at the outdoor festival. I was lucky that one of the food trucks, Harvest, had a gluten…
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On Sundays instead of posting a new recipe, I’m going to share recipes of mine that are gluten free. Today I’m going to start at the beginning of my blog to share the recipes. Sloppy Joes (GF, DF)I would serve these on baked potatoes instead of on a bun. Yum! Instant oatmeal Packets (GF, DF)…
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The Imaginative One loves hamburger. In fact, he loves to order hamburgers with ketchup only when we do go to fast food restaurants. Since cube steak is similar to hamburger, he enjoyed this meal. You could certainly make this with all purpose flour instead of the gluten free flour blend. Speaking of gluten free flour…
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I decided to create a new potato casserole for our Sunday dinner. My mother-in-law told me that she loved it as she scooped up a second helping of the casserole. So I think it’s a winner in my book.
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Before I begin my post about the Paleo diet, I feel as I need to address the massacre in Las Vegas. Yes, it was a massacre. Hundreds of people wanted to enjoy listening to music while a gunman decided to cowardly murder them. We need to pray for this country and for those men and…
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The dictionary definition for gluten is “the tough, viscid, nitrogenous substance remaining when the flour of wheat or other grain is washed to remove the starch.” or “glue or gluey substances.” The origin of the word is glue. So what foods is gluten found in? There is a LOT of places where gluten is found.…
