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Haha... The Name Of The Website Fooled Me...

Jnkmnky

By Jnkmnky
in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking Tips

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I was looking for a spanish rice recipe and hit the first googled link... I saw "CDKitchen" and was all excited... got me. But it does make me think it's about time for someone to make a recipe website devoted to celiac disease...

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I was looking for a spanish rice recipe and hit the first googled link... I saw "CDKitchen" and was all excited... got me.  But it does make me think it's about time for someone to make a recipe website devoted to celiac disease...

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Excellent idea!!! I don't know how to do it, but I have several favorites that can be made with mostly OTC foods (regular grocery foods that you don't have to go to a health food store for and pay an arm and a leg).

Guest BellyTimber
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Isn't this what we've got here already?!

(and on similar message boards)

:P

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Isn't this what we've got here already?!

(and on similar message boards)

:P

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No, I don't think so. That CDkitchen is set up very nicely for recipes. The recipe section here is nothing like a recipe web site should be.

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Jnkmnky-

Here are some gluten-free recipe sites you may want to ck out: (allrecipes.com is my fav site for that)

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FaithInScienceToo Contributor
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BellyTimber...I like your name ;-)

Here are some more links to gluten-free recipes :-)

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