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    http://easyglutenfreerecipes.wordpress.com
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    OMG! I did not know bread was going to be such an issue...I just posted about which machine, etc. Then I see this post that mentions even more ingredients that I have not heard of! Maybe I will just skip bread all together, cuz if you guys cant get it right then I surely an not gonna get it right...
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    New to gluten free eating/baking/cooking but the 1st lesson I learned from my local gluten-free grocery was that brown rice flour should be thrown into a magic bullet/ninja/food processor before being used. It makes it not gritty. I have not tried it, just thought I would pass on the info...
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    I never knew bread required a special type of flour, so on my 1st shopping trip to a gluten-free grocery I just picked up a 5lb bag of all purpose flour. Got home and looked up recipes only to find that I needed a different flour, or two, plus other "stuff". So before I go any further on this bread issue...do I want to use quick rise yeast? Which bread...
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    I just started a blog for easy gluten free recipes and 1 of my first posts was a 3 ingredient super yummy peanut butter cookie recipe. 1 cup sugar 1 cup natural peanut butter 1 egg Bake at 325 for 12-15 minutes. I have made these for years long before I ever knew anything about gluten and have always gotten numerous compliments. Hope that helps...
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    What about tuna mixed w/mustard and then I scoop it w/ bell peppers or celery. You can cook quinoa in your rice cooker 1 cup quinoa and 2 cups water. I have been able to add tomatoes back into my diet after going gluten free, so as already mentioned I bet you will be able to add some/most of these foods back in once your stomach heals. Most likely...
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    If you think about it like a detox then most experts would say you will feel "bad" around day 7, day 21, 3 months, 12 months and then possibly off and on for a few years. The detox books I have read were for people switching to a vegetarian lifestyle, but I think some of the info would cross over. Hope that helps...
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    I am 3 weeks in and would have never thought of checking the Maalox bottle. I did just check my generic brand of liquid antacid as soon as I saw your post and thank goodness it is gluten-free cuz I just bought a bunch!
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    I jst had a hysterectomy & during my pre-op appts I complained abt my stomach issues. Dr said we could discuss @ post op check up & determine if I hv ulcer. Was out w friends, 1 of whom has celiac disease, complaining abt headaches, fatigue, stomach, etc. When celiac disease friend suggested it was celiacs. So I tried gluten-free diet 4 a few...
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