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Beef short ribs with chocolate and rosemary, garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed swiss chard.

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Addy, I am so glad you had a fantastic day, what an amazing experience, you look fab. I can't get over that menu,, amazing.

Edited to add, I wonder if love2 could sort the rest of that menu out to be gluten-free too, just for the heck of it?!

My guess is that what is left of the menu would be easy. Glazed bananas should be idiot proof to make gluten free. Ditch the garlic bread, and frankly it isn't needed with that cheese bread. (I have got to find a recipe! My husband is begging me to learn to make it.) I don't know what those desserts are exactly, I did see someone getting chocolate cake. Meh. who wants chocolate cake when there is creme brulee? The chickens off the grill probably both have some sort of marinade easily made gluten free, my guess is soy sauce. My guess is the crab is imitation. (It was adorable though, they cut up a tomato on the back to look like a crab.) They didn't even have the raspberry dressing or strawberry salad last night... so just stop serving them! The pasta too. Fixed.

I didn't get sick though. Not gluten sick. Maybe a little overeating sick. :ph34r: I felt like I needed to be rolled out of there like the blueberry girl from Willy Wonka. (The original.)

Tonight. Tacos! I picked up a new taco seasoning to try. They have some interesting new ones at the store closest to home. My husband won't eat the ones I like, and I can't eat any of the simple mainstream ones because they all have either yeast or MSG and cost me my vision within 30 minutes. Scary stuff, taco seasoning. This new one is like a liquid in a pouch. Some lime/cilantro something or other, can't wait.

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Thank you!! I like it so far even if it is a bit weird. Nice to be in good company. If you had told me a year ago I'd be so 'free from' I wouldn't have believed it.. You know that whole be careful what you wish for thing? I think I put in an order for a healthier diet. At least this &%$#@ disease is getting me there :)

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mushroom Proficient

Dinner tonight:

Roasted chicken

Sauteed chard

sweet potato for me

and yukon golds for the hubs

Sounds like our household :)

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notme Experienced

happy (late) b-day, addy! looks like you had a blast :)

i have no clue what to fix for dinner........ going to the grocery store. i'm craving fish, we shall see what mr kroger has on manager's special........

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Home made burger, sweet potato, broccoli, carrots, coconut oil.

Hugs to Irish. :)

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IrishHeart Veteran

Beef short ribs with chocolate and rosemary, garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed swiss chard.

That sounds Fab!

You know that whole be careful what you wish for thing? I think I put in an order for a healthier diet. At least this &%$#@ disease is getting me there :)

The "silver lining of celiac"?

Sounds like our household :)

I love potatoes, but I am wondering how much they really like me.

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This is dinner tonight, but I'm using the white rice variation and the only mustard I have is Gulden's.

http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/skillet-chicken-divan-gluten-free/ce7214ab-9be9-4b74-867e-6df09f1bd3b4

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GottaSki Mentor

I didn't get sick though. Not gluten sick. Maybe a little overeating sick. :ph34r: I felt like I needed to be rolled out of there like the blueberry girl from Willy Wonka. (The original.)

Tonight. Tacos! I picked up a new taco seasoning to try. They have some interesting new ones at the store closest to home. My husband won't eat the ones I like, and I can't eat any of the simple mainstream ones because they all have either yeast or MSG and cost me my vision within 30 minutes. Scary stuff, taco seasoning. This new one is like a liquid in a pouch. Some lime/cilantro something or other, can't wait.

Lil Bro-in-law's birthday dinner tonight with my folks:

Pork Roast with Basil Sauce

Homemade Sharp Ceddar Cheese Baked Macorni

Peas

Asparagus for me

Blackberry/Blueberry

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This is dinner tonight, but I'm using the white rice variation and the only mustard I have is Gulden's.

http://www.bettycroc...7e-6df09f1bd3b4

That looks delicious!!

Violet Beauregard

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I found the perfect transport vehicle!

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?ln=1308.1&aid=466

We just have to kit it as an RV and we're good!

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IrishHeart Veteran

Oh that's brilliant, Bunz!

We need all that room for Love2's kitchen THINGERS.

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mushroom Proficient

Looks like it is free, too!!! :)

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GottaSki Mentor

That should carry all we need to and fro various destinations -- good work!

And this way we can install the perfect dream mobile kitchen :)

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mushroom Proficient

I think we would still need Marilyn's camper for the pantry :D

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IrishHeart Veteran

I'm afraid so!!!!! :lol:

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mushroom Proficient

I'm afraid so!!!!! :lol:

Yup, all those infusions and whatnots with which to make the gastriques :lol:

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Like a traveling chemist's lab.

Could you imagine if we parked those two things, set it all up and got the cooking going?

The aroma alone would attract cabana boyz like mad!! (and probably any animals in the area....)

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mushroom Proficient

(and probably any animals in the area....)

Always plenty of those around.....

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Adalaide Mentor

This is dinner tonight, but I'm using the white rice variation and the only mustard I have is Gulden's.

http://www.bettycroc...7e-6df09f1bd3b4

That DOES look good!

(and probably any animals in the area....)

Always plenty of those around.....

Aren't men and animals pretty much the same thing?

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mushroom Proficient

That DOES look good!

Aren't men and animals pretty much the same thing?

Who said anything about men? We waz talking animals, you know, little squirrely thingers, a coyote or two......

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

Aren't men and animals pretty much the same thing?

Yes.

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kareng Grand Master

This could be our chase car!

http://www.barrett-j...?ln=924&aid=466

I have one of these we could use. Only ours has real roll bars, real racing seats and harnesses and a souped up engine and suspension.

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2012/06/08/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1990-mazda-miata/

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Irish is the one who brought up attracting cabana boys... aka men.

I'm riding with Karen! (Yeah, so now my true side shows. I like to be topless.)

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