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Gluten-Free Wf Beef Casserole With Cheese & Potato Dumplings

irish daveyboy

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irish daveyboy Community Regular
irish daveyboy
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A heart warming meal on a cold evening, Beef Stew and Dumplings.

The addition of cheese and potato to the dumplings make it

really tasty.

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Beef stock and Plain flour (all purpose)

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This looks wonderful! Thanks for sharing. Also I have that same casserole dish. I love it!

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Branny Newbie
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225g gluten-free flour/all purpose

What type of flour? Corn, Rice?

I'd love to try this recipe, but have no idea what 'Flor' to use?

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irish daveyboy Community Regular
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225g gluten-free flour/all purpose

What type of flour? Corn, Rice?

I'd love to try this recipe, but have no idea what 'Flor' to use?

Use any gluten-free all purpose blend BRM, Tom Sawyers, Pamelas, Bette Hagman etc etc

or 'Orgran' Plain flour

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Best Regards,

David

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kareng Grand Master
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I'm going to have to translate this to Midwestern American. ;) It sounds great! Thanks David!

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larry mac Enthusiast
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Now that's a hearty meal! Sounds so rich, so good. Real food. :)

best regards, lm

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Gosh that looks good!

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irish daveyboy Community Regular
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I'm going to have to translate this to Midwestern American. ;) It sounds great! Thanks David!

To help in your conversion from grams to cups and spoons.

(sorry no audio version with the Mid West accent, ;))

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I hope you enjoy your cooking.

Best Regards,

David

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kareng Grand Master
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To help in your conversion from grams to cups and spoons.

(sorry no audio version with the Mid West accent, ;))

Open Original Shared Link (courtesy of J S Ward)

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I hope you enjoy your cooking.

Best Regards,

David

Thanks. For your information, we don't have an accent in the Midwest! ;)

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cassP Contributor
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OMG i want this RIGHT NOW :( im so hungry :(

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Thanks. For your information, we don't have an accent in the Midwest! ;)

I didn't think we did either but then I moved to NC and no one could understand my fast speaking nasil voice!

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OMG i want this RIGHT NOW :( im so hungry :(

Me too!

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