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  1. Maggie Mermaid
    Where are the little cups of hummus located at Costco? I've bought the large tubs but didn't know about the little cups. Thanks in advance!
  2. Maggie Mermaid
    Yes, it's totally yummy. It's hard to find recipes without eggs, gluten, and dairy. I wonder if I could sub smashed bananas for the pumpkin puree? DH doesn't seem to tolerate pumpkin.
  3. Maggie Mermaid
    Yes. Checkout the wikipedia link: Open Original Shared Link Post the new recipes when you try them!
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    Sounds good. Going to try it with chocolate chips Thanks for sharing!
  6. Maggie Mermaid
    The Koda Farms brand of mochiko (sweet rice or glutinous flour) is usually in Asian stores. It's a white box, 16 oz, with a blue star and the word "Mochiko" in red on the front. Product of USA. Here's a link to the Koda Farms website: Open Original Shared Link And they have recipes on their website too! By the way, in case you didn't know, it is...
  7. Maggie Mermaid
    My DH no longer uses any Aveeno products just to be safe. I had read that oats may become CC because they are grown near wheat and/or processed in the same place.
  8. Maggie Mermaid
    Yep, same people, different cookbook. It looks awesome! Maybe I need to pretend I didn't hear about it? Their recipes in the cookbook were really good.
  9. Maggie Mermaid
    Is this from "Artisanal Gluten-Free Cooking" cookbook by Kelli Bronski and Peter Bronski?
  10. Maggie Mermaid
    RE: Containers. There are glass containers with glass lids. The Container Store online and in stores carries a 3 qt square container and 16 oz. container with glass lids. It is called Vintage Glass Food Storage (I think the brand is Anchor Hocking). Here's a link: Open Original Shared Link WalMart carries the 3 qt container and used to carry the ...
  11. Maggie Mermaid
    Grilled chicken thighs (marinated in minced fresh garlic, fresh lemon juice, olive oil, and dried oregano); green salad and cucumbers with minced shallots, lemon juice, and olive oil; steamed broccoli; and brown basmati rice.
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    For cooking at home, there are chinese rice noodles that are made from rice powder and water. They can be found fresh & soft or dried in packages in the market. They can be used like pasta or in a homemade stir-fry. For eating out, look into traditional Vietnamese food, they have dishes that do not call for soy sauce. Plain soft white rice paper...
  13. Maggie Mermaid
    For DH: baked sweet potato covered with garbonzo beans, brown rice, and diced turkey bacon with a side of romaine lettuce leaves. I had a hardboiled egg, rice bread, romaine lettuce leaf, & turkey bacon.
  14. Maggie Mermaid
    Does he drink any soft drinks? Some people's bladders are sensitive to something in soft drinks. There's something in the soft drinks that irritates the bladder and causes the urge for frequent urination.
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    Saw some interesting information in "Gluten-Free: Flavor-Free No More" by Melissa Clark in the NY Times dated 6/1/11. Here's the link: Open Original Shared Link Here are some quotes from the article: "Ms. Ahern, an author, with her husband, Daniel Ahern, of the cookbook “Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef” (Wiley, 2010) and the popular blog Glutenfreegirl.com...
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    Open Original Shared Link A FEW years ago, tough and tasteless baked goods were just one of the unpleasant things you had to put up with if you had a gluten sensitivity. Flash forward less than a decade, and it
  17. Maggie Mermaid
    I also have the same problem when I take gluten-free food to dinner parties. It's a challenge because I also like to sample what others bring. OK, OK, frankly, I just like to eat! Well, one thought, you could scale down some recipes of things you normally don't eat and take a few items so you have more variety. One idea: Cut a hothouse cucumber...
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    Wall Street Journal (5/17/11) article: Open Original Shared Link
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    Yep, love my KitchenAid stand mixer. Mine is refurbished, I got it at an outlet mall for a deep discount. No problems with it at all. I think it came with a limited warranty. Costco.com and their warehouses also have brand new ones. Also start haunting garage sales and thrift stores, you could get lucky. Maybe join "Freecycle" on yahoo or check the...
  20. Maggie Mermaid
    Lentil soup; roasted chicken quarters seasoned with granulated garlic, s&p, & paprika; roasted asparagus; kale sauteed with garlic & onion.
  21. Maggie Mermaid
    Haven't tried making coconut flour that way but it might work. I've found coconut powder at Indian stores too. It's a coarser texture than the coconut flour but might be passable depending on what you're making. How about asking the manager at the Indian store if they can order coconut flour for you? I store extra bags of shredded coconut in the freezer...
  22. Maggie Mermaid
    Add (to taste) tamari sauce to mayo and use as a dip for steamed broccoli or another steamed veggie. It's just something different if you like dipping veggies in a sauce.
  23. Maggie Mermaid
    Good to know, thanks!
  24. Maggie Mermaid
    Listen to your body. If you feel better when you avoid wheat, then avoid wheat. Stephen Wangen's book "Healthier Without Wheat" discusses Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance which could be your situation. You can be gluten-intolerant and not meet the classical signs of being celiac. Just saying. Not doctors have the latest and greatest information.
  25. Maggie Mermaid
    I haven't made them but am also interested in finding a corn-syrup-free recipe. I think there's some science that has to do with adding the corn syrup and the fluffiness but that said, I did find the following recipe: Open Original Shared Link One thing though, it does call for using powdered sugar to dust the pan. I think powdered sugar has cornstarch...
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