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bartfull

By bartfull
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Woo Hoo!!! Last night I went to an open house at a restaurant down the street. A friend of mine owns it and has become so gluten aware (because of me :) ) that she is making almost everything gluten-free now. She made a spinach fritata that was so good I asked for the recipe, and I did NOT get sick. I haven't had spinach in a couple of years because leafy greens didn't work for me, but now I know I CAN eat spinach, and I also know I can stop by on my way to work and pick up a really good, safe lunch on those days when I don't feel like eating my own cooking.

 

AND, I stopped at the health food store last night too, and they now carry King Arthur gluten-free flour. I know most folks here seem to like it best. I read the ingredients and I can eat it! I will be making PANCAKES this weekend. I have missed pancakes so much! Yippee!

 

Merry Christmas everybody!

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Why wait for the weekend? You could have pancakes for Christmas! :D

IrishHeart Veteran
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I agree.. you could be making pancakes right now! :D  Simple joys, yes? yes!

 

Oh,  Barty, you dear girl...I am so very happy for you!!!

 

Merry Christmas.

pricklypear1971 Community Regular
pricklypear1971
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Hugs, kisses and mistletoe!

w8in4dave Community Regular
w8in4dave
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Whoo Hoo for you and everyone eles that eats there!! :) Merry Christmas to you also! 

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C-Girl
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Woo Hoo!!! Last night I went to an open house at a restaurant down the street. A friend of mine owns it and has become so gluten aware (because of me :) ) that she is making almost everything gluten-free now. She made a spinach fritata that was so good I asked for the recipe, and I did NOT get sick. I haven't had spinach in a couple of years because leafy greens didn't work for me, but now I know I CAN eat spinach, and I also know I can stop by on my way to work and pick up a really good, safe lunch on those days when I don't feel like eating my own cooking.

 

AND, I stopped at the health food store last night too, and they now carry King Arthur gluten-free flour. I know most folks here seem to like it best. I read the ingredients and I can eat it! I will be making PANCAKES this weekend. I have missed pancakes so much! Yippee!

 

Merry Christmas everybody!

King Arthur makes the best pancake mix! I love the slightly lemony flavor. Glad you're enjoying your new diet! If you do feel compelled to eat your own cooking, I love the recipes on Open Original Shared Link blog.

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