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Cast Party Success!


HAK1031

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Last night was closing night for Pride and Prejudice (such a great show...) and we had our cast party. I made gluten-free chocolate chip cookies, and figured, like most parties, I'd be able to eat one or two things. But, I was suprised to see that I could eat more than I couldn't!! There were chips, fruit, vegetables, soda, and of course, my cookies (which, I might add, were a big hit...they were eaten before the gluteny ones were even touched! I just substituted a gluten-free flour blend in the toll house recipe..no xanthan gum or anything). The only gluteny things were a few other peoples' cookies and snack mix. Plus, it was a great party with great people! Now that the show's over, I can hopefully get more than a few hours of sleep a night so I can finish healing.


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Lisa Mentor

Sounds like a wonderful night, in many ways! :D

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