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Gluten Free Cooking Tv Show

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A TV show called Gluten Freedom recently went to air in Australia on one of the community channels. It is dedicated entirely to gluten free cooking and the gluten free lifestyle. Apparently this is a world first. I'm not sure if that's true but it's very cool anyway. It's just so great to have a cooking show that you can watch without having to think about how to make the recipes gluten free.

Here's a link to the show's website. They are planning to have the episodes available online shortly but in the meantime you'll have to make do with their printed recipes.

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Mack the Knife Explorer
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There are a few clips from this show on Youtube already. Check them out!

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RiceGuy Collaborator
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It is possible for the channel to be available in the US via satellite. What's the name of the channel?

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That's awesome! Thanks for posting the YouTube links!!!

If anyone tries the recipes, let us know!

Mack the Knife Explorer
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That's awesome! Thanks for posting the YouTube links!!!

If anyone tries the recipes, let us know!

I've made the cornbread lots of times. It's awesome!

In fact I've got all of Sue Shepherd's cookbooks. They're suitable for people with coeliac disease, fructose malabsorption, lactose intolerance and IBS. My girlfriend has fructose malabsorption so finding recipes suiable for us both can be a bit hard. So these are our go-to cookbooks. Open Original Shared Link

Mack the Knife Explorer
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It is possible for the channel to be available in the US via satellite. What's the name of the channel?

I have no idea. The channel is C31 Melbourne Open Original Shared Link You could contact them and find out.

You could also contact Gluten Freedom's producers and encourage them to try selling their show to a U.S. cable network.

Mack the Knife Explorer
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Here's some clips of Sue Shepherd doing some cooking demonstrations at a Gluten Free food show, if anyone's interested.

Scones

Thai Chicken Salad

Cheese and Herb Polenta fingers

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RiceGuy Collaborator
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I contacted the station, and they are only broadcast in their local area. But they apparently have live streaming of some shows. Not sure if the show in question is one of them, but I'll check later when I get the chance.

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Mack the Knife Explorer
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All the episodes from the first season of Gluten Freedom are now available online on the show's website!

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