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Hi everyone!

I was just wondering where you all get your recipes from and was thinking about opening a recipe source thread where we can all put our sources from inspiration. :D

I really like Karina's Kitchen - she has awsome recipes and the pictures of the food always look sooo nice.

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Hi and Welcome!!!

This site has a lot of recipes (in particular, sickchick posts a lot that sound terrific, i've tried a few and they are really good.) Just do a quick search and you'll find them.

I too am a HUGE fan of Karina, so I check her out frequently. I also bought a gluten-free vegan cookbook since I am allergic to eggs and can't do dairy, and that has helped me a lot. So, a lot depends on what you can/can't have. I also had to learn what certain flours do because I have had to start baking... much to my chagrin. But, you do what you have to do.

And if that doesn't do it, I think what I'm in the mood for and google it. I can usually find a recipe for what I want, and then modify it for me from there.

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I refer to Karina's alot! I love her listed substitutions.

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the above show pics, how to descriptions, and have good recipes

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has alot of basics with good recipes

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is great when you get "stuck" for a replacement

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I recently stumbled on...for mixes...many you can change to gluten-free

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I'd be lost without this one...the comments are fantastic for helping you try different items to make the same recipe...I use it all the time!

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