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Okay, All You Fabulous Cooks!

Guest Viola

By Guest Viola
in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking Tips

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& maybe your hubby needs to learn how to cook, he may discover a hidden talent :o

--matt

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Garlic spikes up mashed potatoes nicely without added salt, as does a little bit of wasabi.

I rarely cook anything that takes over 30 minutes. Many bases can be bought low sodium or with no "added" salt. You'll be surprised to find that most restaurants get low sodium more than they get gluten free.

Stick to recipes that have acombined prep/cook time of under an hour, and stick to a main dish. If it needs a side I throw in a salad or some rice, but seriously, if a three course meal is needed we can go out. I spend very little time in the kitchen and we eat really well. I don't have the time or energy for "from scratch" but I meet it halfway and it works really well.

Elonwy

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I agree with the points on balsamic vinegar...it's just not for salads! :D

Try marinating or brushing the meat (I personally know it works for beef, pork, chicken, and salmon) with balsamic vinegar. Or try reducing it by boiling it in a pan until it is glossy and coats the back of a spoon. Reducing it brings out the sweetness of the vinegar and it is divine drizzled over chicken that has been grilled naked.

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