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BlessedMommy

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  1. I make waffles a lot. It's really easy! I make whole grain oat ones usually. Because we like waffles so much, we invested in this heavy duty waffle iron. It was well worth the investment and does things much faster. It cooks in about half the time as a cheap waffle iron and you can make two at a time as well. Open Original Shared Link
  2. We have a very happy life. We have our strong faith in God and we have a number of dear friends who we love and enjoy spending time with and we have a close knit church family who is there for us as well. Also, I have my health. Though it's a difficult diet to follow, I'm so thankful that I found out relatively early in life that I couldn't tolerate gluten...
  3. Is it an option to have your own chickens? If you did that, then you could have total control over what they ate. Like others said, it doesn't hurt to try them and see how you respond to them.
  4. Yes, duck eggs might be worth trying.
  5. Dairy and excess sugar bother me. I feel much better on a dairy free, low sugar diet.
  6. So, anyhow, Ebay ruled that the buyer had until the 30th of July to provide us with tracking information documenting the return of the Iphone. Well, long story short, he provided us with tracking information alright and the item that we received from him was a #10 envelope with less than 4 lines of typed text, definitely no Iphone enclosed! So we sent...
  7. I like baking my own bread, this is my favorite recipe: Open Original Shared Link
  8. I don't drink and never have--my religion forbids it. There's lots of stuff to do for fun! Today we went canoeing and tomorrow we're taking the kids to the water park.
  9. I'm sorry. It sounds like your food options are so limited. Did a doctor recommend for you to do the FODMAPS diet?
  10. I'm no expert, but it looks like you have the HLA-DQ2 gene, which is associated with celiac disease. Have you considered doing an endoscopic biopsy as well? Some celiacs test negative on bloodwork and positive on biopsy. If you've exhausted all testing options with no answers, at that point, you can always try the gluten free diet and see if it helps...
  11. Do you live in a city large enough to have a gluten free bakery? Maybe you could work at one of those. Another option is to try wearing a mask while at work.
  12. No, this is not quinoa. It is an entirely separate pseudo grain.
  13. I mixed up cold cooked kaniwa with lime juice, olive, sea salt, chopped cucumber, corn, tomato pieces, and olives. It makes a tasty and healthy little salad.
  14. You can just use a normal recipe and use the certified gluten free oats in place of regular. I don't make it as often as I would like so I'm not sure where my recipe that I used is at the moment. I definitely want to make it more though because the other day I bought KIND granola and OUCH! Like any other granola, that stuff is very expensive.
  15. Very, very hot! I don't care for it, but my husband likes it.
  16. Right now, we have their spicy peanut sauce, mongolian beef sauce, and szechuan sauce in the house. I really like their orange sauce too, but I can't seem to find it in as many grocery stores. I like to keep a few sauces on hand and cook the stir fry mostly plain and then my kids and husband season as desired from available sauces. Stir fry is such a...
  17. Great! I'm glad that you have access to San-J. I love their stir fry sauces, it's nice to have something that is for sure gluten free for my stir fry, since many sauces have gluten.
  18. It appears that duck sauce is likely to be safe, but of course, all ingredients should be read every time. Is the restaurant good about providing ingredient lists to people who need them? If you're unsure, you could bring along a bottle of your own duck sauce.
  19. Open Original Shared Link
  20. My suggestion is to go as simple as possible. I once went to a Chinese place without a gluten free menu and I simply ordered tofu, veggies, egg, and rice noodles--all plain without any seasoning whatsoever. I checked ingredients of the noodles and tofu with the server just to be sure. I brought my own San-J gluten free soy sauce packets from home and I...
  21. Woks would not be safe for using between gluten free and regular items anyway. Woks get "seasoned" with regular use, so it seems that they would have the same CC issues as cast iron pans. Not Chinese, but I once went to a Thai restaurant and explained that I needed gluten free and asked what they had. They said, "Oh you're gluten free? The curry dish...
  22. I wanted to be extra safe, so I ran the pan through the self clean cycle of the oven and then reseasoned it. I probably didn't need to, but peace of mind is worth something, I suppose.
  23. Using this recipe as inspiration, I'm going to make a kaniwa salad. Open Original Shared Link
  24. Depending on the bread, some are pretty nutritious. My teff bread recipe that I use is very nutritious and I think that the nutritional profile of my homemade millet sandwich bread is probably decent as well.
  25. Instead of doing frozen gluten-free waffles, I make my own whole grain waffles out of certified G.F. oats and whatever else I have on hand. For stuff that isn't very practical to make, I just look for the best deal. For pasta, I do Meijer brand non-gmo corn pasta. It's $1.99 per pound.
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