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Guest Leidenschaft
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Some of the things I've had in the past few months - tell me if you'd get "sick of it":

homemade chicken-rice soup

beef stew

spicy shrimp and sugar pea stir-fry

chili chicken with vegetables (over rice)

new york steak, green salad with raspberry vinaigrette, and mango for dessert

waffles topped with strawberries

brownies with almonds and cranberries

tuna tacos with avocado

strawberry-pineapple smoothie

seasoned baked salmon and garlic mashed potatoes

bean soup

pumpkin pie

hearty banana bread

honey mustard bean salad with avocado

chicken cacciattore

Italian omlette

curried potatoes and cauliflower

veggetables with sun-dried tomato hummus

turkey chili

pasta with a hearty tomato sauce

chicken teryaki

pina colada ice cream

beef fajitas

sauteed lemon green beans

pasta primavera with crab

blueberry muffins

amaranth pancakes

(and, of course, all the tasty fruit that's available)

OMG!!! Where do you live??? :lol:

The spicy shrimp and sugar pea stir-fry... I've done similar in the past, what do you use for your spices? Do you put any other veggies in??

Your fajitas... what do you use for wraps? I've tried the corn tortillas, but was less than impressed! <_<

Please share your brownies recipe?? :rolleyes:

Who needs Big Macs, your menu sounds WAY better! :rolleyes::lol:

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Emme999
Posted

No kidding!!!

Tiffany, I was wondering... do you have any rooms for rent? Will you be my mentor? :)

- Michelle :wub:

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
Posted

lol! you guys are sweet.

but most of it's easy cooking that you can do at home too! :-) (though, I've thought about doing a celiac retreat/cooking class type thing... that could be a lot of fun)

I'll try to post a few more recipes, but most of the stuff I pretty much make up as I go... (I'll be out of town this weekend, so it'll have to be next week.)

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Carriefaith
Posted

I'm interested in the curried potatoes and cauliflower... sounds good!

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