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Hi! I'm new to the board and I've just found out I'm allergic to wheat products and other things. I'm a bit overwhelmed looking through boxes, cans and recipes trying to find anything that doesn't contain gluten. I need true & tried recipes that taste good. Thanks christine (internetnut)

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Hi! I'm new to the board and I've just found out I'm allergic to wheat products and other things. I'm a bit overwhelmed looking through boxes, cans and recipes trying to find anything that doesn't contain gluten. I need true & tried recipes that taste good. Thanks christine (internetnut)

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Welcome Christine:

There are some wonderful recipies on the "Recipe Forum". Just click below to find it. There is plenty there for you to get started. If you need anything specific, just ask one of us. We'd be glad to help

Lisa B.

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Thank you, your so awesome! I didn't even see that section I'm checking it out. Thanks christine (internetnut)

Welcome Christine:

There are some wonderful recipies on the "Recipe Forum".  Just click below to find it.  There is plenty there for you to get started.  If you need anything specific, just ask one of us.  We'd be glad to help

Lisa B.

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I'm still to full of gluten to find this I guess? LOL. I can't seem to find anything titled that can you cut and paste the link? Thanks christine (internetnut)

Welcome Christine:

There are some wonderful recipies on the "Recipe Forum".  Just click below to find it.  Lisa B.

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Scroll down to the bottom of this page. Click on Forums, lots will pop up, then click on the " Gluten Free Cooking and Recipe Forum". I am so computer illiterate that I don't know how to cut and paste, the girls have been trying to teach me for years. (Guess I just don't want to learn, it the reason). It's easy, even I can do it. Good luck. Let me know,and we can get someone else to help you find it. (or cut and paste for you.)

Lisa B.

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Hopefully by now you have read through a few pages of new recipes. I am new here and I am trying to read through that section and there are LOTS of ideas there.

As another new person trying to figure this whole thing out I suggest that you work on meals with plain cooked meats (no sauce, grilled or baked maybe) and lots of fruits and veggies. You can figure out the baking and gluten free breads as you go along. There are lists of brands of foods that promise to disclose any ingredients and that makes it easier to check for gluten. Open Original Shared Link

Good luck and ask for help if you need something and can't find it.

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