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glutenfreesavvy

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    Living Fabulously Gluten Free, Knitting, Hand Spinning, Cooking Nutrient Dense Gluten-Free Food, Spending Lots of Time with my Hubby & Children & Avoiding Gluten Like the Plague.
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  1. Thanks so much for sharing this info! I've had reactions to buckwheat before & would love to use buckwheat again.
  2. Hi Emilushka! I'm sorry I didn't see your post sooner. I've gotten to the point where I just put in a little of this & that in my kimchi... Honestly, it's hard to get it wrong. If you google maangchi kimchi-kaktugi, you'll be able to see her recipes. She's Korean & teaches Korean cooking very well, with videos. I've noticed some of...
  3. That's not a stupid question...it's a great one, actually! If you eat traditional kimchi, naturally fermented, then it's excellent for our compromised guts. The fermentation process naturally makes it not only very easy to digest, but adds a lot of healthy bacteria to our gut - a lot like yogurts & other pro-biotic foods. If you find jarred kimchi...
  4. Hi Plumbago! I totally agree with that Russian saying... :-) Let me preface my breakfast comments with a brief history - so you'll know where I'm coming from. Growing up, I was not a breakfast eater. Looking back, I think it was because most mornings we were rushed to get to school & such, so breakfast was just a load of gluten. Cereals...
  5. Spring is on it's way & I'm soo ready...Aren't you?

  6. Traditionally, some Koreans do use a flour base with the chili. However, I have bought several brands (in the refrigerated section, usually by the produce) that were fine. Kimchi is also super easy to make, so I prefer to make it homemade. Then, I know exactly what's in it & can eat as much as we want. It can get expensive when hubby, our children...
  7. is happily living gluten free!

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