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Treen Bean Apprentice

I couldn't figure out which category to post this under... BUT....

I was flipping through channels this evening and was thrilled to find an episode of the cooking show Emeril Green devoted to gluten free cooking! Emeril made gluten free chicken etouffee, corn bread, and pecan pie. It was AWESOME! I love how Celiac Awareness is growing in the United States.


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taweavmo3 Enthusiast

I just read on a blog that he's also going to have a gluten free show tomorrow, Oct 7th at 8:30 EST. Might be the same one, not sure...but this one sounded a bit different. Anyhow, this is great!

digmom1014 Enthusiast

Thank you Treen Bean for bringing this to my attention. Yes, there are two different shows. One is "Gluten-Free" and the other is "No Wheat-", I tivoed both of them. Something is wrong when you try to download the recipes from the Emeril Green site, so I thought I'd just watch them and write down the recipes.

laurelfla Enthusiast

I don't get this channel, but it looks like a great show!

Gluten-Free Cooking on Emeril Lagasse's Show Emeril Green

Mark your calendar and set your DVR boxes!! On Tuesday October 7th at 8:30pm EST, NFCA's Vanessa Maltin will appear on the Emeril Green cooking show!

Date: Tuesday October 7th

Time: 8:30pm EST

Channel: Discovery Green

During this episode Emeril will help a newlywed couple learn to cook delicious gluten-free food. The wife was recently diagnosed with celiac disease and wants to make sure she can cook awesome food for her new husband! Emeril takes the couple on a shopping trip through the new Whole Foods store in Virginia and just happens to bump into Vanessa in the bakery! Vanessa will share tips for gluten-free cooking and baking and offer advice on various gluten-free grains and flours.

In the episode you'll learn to make Pizza, Gazpacho, Italian Salad, and a delicious Pasta dish.

So be sure to tune in to Emeril Green... Tuesday October 7th at 8:30pm!! If you have questions, please contact Vanessa directly at vanessa@celiaccentral.org.

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