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Taco Seasoning


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At the end of this video she tells you how to make your own taco seasoning mix.

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At the end of this video she tells you how to make your own taco seasoning mix.

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You must have been reading my mind! I needed a homemade taco seasoning because all the store bought ones either have gluten, soy, dairy, etc... in them! Thanks.

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I do love her recipes. I've used her plan for years.

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Nice. The chicken enchilada she made are actually gluten free too (if you get gluten-free corn tortilla and gluten-free sauce). I do something very similar, but I leave out the cheese and put some chilies or some salsa in with the chicken filling to give it lots of flavor. I use a dollop of plain yogurt on top after they are cooked. It's just like sour cream and I get the creaminess and cooling properties of the dairy without large amounts of lactose.

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I use her Low Carb/Body Clutter Menu Mailer. It always gives gluten free suggestions. I love that my meals are all planned including a shopping list.

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