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Where's the 'good' food?


Maddie6332
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Maddie6332 Enthusiast

Can we all agree that it can be super hard to find gluten free food, and then when you find it, you find either a ton of really good things, or a bunch of really bad things. Also, a long time ago I tried gluten free ramen and it was so good. Lastly, where does every body find their gluten free food. My best option is trader joe's, wegmans, and Aldis. 🤗

 


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Belinda21 Newbie

Hi Maddie6332! I don’t know if you have a Sprouts or Natural Grocers where you live, but I was surprised and excited that there are labels for gluten-free foods throughout the store! I used to love going to Trader Joe’s . What are some of your favorite gluten-free things there?

Scott Adams Grand Master

I really like a lot of Trader Joe's options, but I've been gluten-free for 26+ years, and recall when there were zero prepared foods available and you had to make or buy GF flour mixes and make everything yourselves.

Belinda21 Newbie
27 minutes ago, Scott Adams said:

I really like a lot of Trader Joe's options, but I've been gluten-free for 26+ years, and recall when there were zero prepared foods available and you had to make or buy gluten-free flour mixes and make everything yourselves.

Good point, that’s real perspective considering I was diagnosed 5 months ago. I’m curious, do you still make things “old school” or do you go with already prepared things? I think there’s tons of options now compared to then. The next “frontier” will be for restaurants to be more accommodating…

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
23 hours ago, Belinda21 said:

Hi Maddie6332! I don’t know if you have a Sprouts or Natural Grocers where you live, but I was surprised and excited that there are labels for gluten-free foods throughout the store! I used to love going to Trader Joe’s . What are some of your favorite gluten-free things there? 

Some of my favorite gluten free things are gluten free potstickers, Reese's puffs cereal, (the bread at wegmans is SO good, depending on which type) I also like Gluten Free pasta, it is my favorite thing to eat in general and it is so, so good. I had it for dinner. It was great!😋

 

6 hours ago, Belinda21 said:

Good point, that’s real perspective considering I was diagnosed 5 months ago. I’m curious, do you still make things “old school” or do you go with already prepared things? I think there’s tons of options now compared to then. The next “frontier” will be for restaurants to be more accommodating…

I like to look for things in the stores, but making gluten free food at home is fun and easy, depending on what it is.  I really like to make chocolate chip gluten free muffins at my house, I make them big and their super delicious!

knitty kitty Grand Master
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@Maddie6332,

Would you share the recipe?  Chocolate chip muffins sound really good this time of year.  

Which kind of flour substitute or mix do you use?  

I used to make gluteny chocolate chip pumpkin cookies when I was a little critter and didn't know I had Celiac.  

I wonder if you could come up with chocolate chip pumpkin muffins for me?   Pumpkin is supposed to be good for our tender tummies. 

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Churley Newbie
On 11/4/2022 at 11:58 PM, knitty kitty said:

@Maddie6332,

Would you share the recipe?  Chocolate chip muffins sound really good this time of year.  

Which kind of flour substitute or mix do you use?  

I used to make gluteny chocolate chip pumpkin cookies when I was a little critter and didn't know I had Celiac.  

I wonder if you could come up with chocolate chip pumpkin muffins for me?   Pumpkin is supposed to be good for our tender tummies. 

Hi there. I have found a site called Gluten free on a shoestring. There is a pumpkin muffin/ chocolate chip recipe on there.

 Gluten Free Pumpkin Muffins | quick & easy with chocolate chips (glutenfreeonashoestring.com) 

I have tried a lot of her recipes and have not been disappointed. 


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Maddie6332 Enthusiast
10 hours ago, Churley said:

Hi there. I have found a site called Gluten free on a shoestring. There is a pumpkin muffin/ chocolate chip recipe on there.

 Gluten Free Pumpkin Muffins | quick & easy with chocolate chips (glutenfreeonashoestring.com) 

I have tried a lot of her recipes and have not been disappointed. 

I use Gluten free flower by King Arthur! It is really good and I use it in a lot of my baking, especially muffins! 

Flour

Yogurt

Melted coconut oil

baking soda

baking powder

salt 

nutmeg

2 eggs

sugar

almond flour

lemon juice

Chocolate chips

That was all the ingredients you needed! Enjoy!

knitty kitty Grand Master

Thanks, @Maddie6332!

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
On 11/4/2022 at 11:58 PM, knitty kitty said:

@Maddie6332,

Would you share the recipe?  Chocolate chip muffins sound really good this time of year.  

Which kind of flour substitute or mix do you use?  

I used to make gluteny chocolate chip pumpkin cookies when I was a little critter and didn't know I had Celiac.  

I wonder if you could come up with chocolate chip pumpkin muffins for me?   Pumpkin is supposed to be good for our tender tummies. 

I will try to find a recipe for you and let you know as soon as possible

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
3 minutes ago, Maddie6332 said:

I will try to find a recipe for you and let you know as soon as possible

Servings: 12 muffins

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INGREDIENTS

1¼ cups gluten-free all-purpose flour (may substitute regular all-purpose flour) (*see recipe notes) 

2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice

1 tsp. baking soda

1/2 tsp. salt

1 cup pumpkin puree

1/2 cup organic brown sugar (may sub coconut sugar)

2 whole eggs

1/4 cup oil (such as olive oil or avocado oil)

2 Tbsp. organic maple syrup

1 tsp. pure vanilla extract

1/2 cup chocolate chips (semi-sweet or dark)

1/3 cup chopped pecans (omit for nut-free)

INSTRUCTIONS

In a bowl, combine the flour, pumpkin pie spice, baking soda and salt. In a second bowl, combine the pumpkin puree, brown sugar, eggs, oil, maple syrup and vanilla; mix well. 

Stir the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients just until moistened. 

Fold in chocolate chips and pecans.

Fill greased or paper-lined muffin wells ½ to ¾ full. A silicone muffin pan also works great. 

Bake at 375°F for 17-21 minutes or until toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.

 Cool for 10 minutes; remove from pan to a wire rack to cool completely

It take 10 minutes to prepare, 20 minutes to cook! It takes 30 minutes in total.

I hope you like them and enjoy!!🤗😋

knitty kitty Grand Master

Thanks, @Maddie6332,

I can't wait to try this recipe!  Sounds so good!

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
23 hours ago, knitty kitty said:

Thanks, @Maddie6332,

I can't wait to try this recipe!  Sounds so good!

Great! Let me know how they turn out!!

knitty kitty Grand Master

Will do!

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
21 hours ago, knitty kitty said:

Will do!

  I made pancakes today, but they ended up not cooking all the way and they were so gross. But the flavor was good, but the texture was just- ew. 🤭🤮🥞

knitty kitty Grand Master

@Maddie6332,

Try, try again!  I've had some recipe disasters, but keep trying and you'll get it right.  

Maybe cooking your pancakes at a higher temperature would help.

Scott Adams Grand Master
Maddie6332 Enthusiast
21 hours ago, knitty kitty said:

@Maddie6332,

Try, try again!  I've had some recipe disasters, but keep trying and you'll get it right.  

Maybe cooking your pancakes at a higher temperature would help.

I cooked them on a pan, and the temperature was too high! Hahah!

3 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

We have a lot of "old school" gluten-free recipes here:

https://www.celiac.com/celiac-disease/gluten-free-recipes/gluten-free-pancake-recipes/ 

These recipes are really cool! Thanks!

knitty kitty Grand Master

@Maddie6332,

Maybe a lower temperature then!  Lol! Learning to cook is so much fun!  

Keep experimenting! We Celiacs need a nationwide chain of gluten free restaurants!  

I love to hear about your cooking...  Keep a journal or blog of successful recipes and disasters. 

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
21 hours ago, knitty kitty said:

@Maddie6332,

Maybe a lower temperature then!  Lol! Learning to cook is so much fun!  

Keep experimenting! We Celiacs need a nationwide chain of gluten free restaurants!  

I love to hear about your cooking...  Keep a journal or blog of successful recipes and disasters. 

Yeah, I'll make one!

SadFace Newbie

I shop at Walmart- Wegman is in the richer side of town and is an hour away From me. I do stock up when I have the opportunity. But Walmart has a good gluten free section (at least the one near me)

Maddie6332 Enthusiast
2 hours ago, SadFace said:

I shop at Walmart- Wegman is in the richer side of town and is an hour away From me. I do stock up when I have the opportunity. But Walmart has a good gluten free section (at least the one near me)

I do get a lot of good gluten free foods from Walmart too! Mine has some good options, but not a lot.

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