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  1. amybeth
    Fruit dip.... 1 8oz container strawberry cream cheese, 1 container marshmallow fluff, and 1/2 container of KoolWhip stirred together --- LOTS of stirring to combine fluff in evenly.... Chill it and serve with fruit...really great with banana pineapple grapes & apple slices (not too great for the diabetic though...LOL)
  2. amybeth
    We just discovered a gluten free meatloaf recipe on allrecipes.com Uses ground turkey and quinoa as the binding agent. Forget the "name" of it, but if you go to allrecipes.com and search for ingredients ground turkey and quinoa it is sure to come up. I recommend doubling the sauce ingredients. It's really good and my 2yo picky eater gobbles it up!
  3. amybeth
    When I'm traveling or do not have access to a full kitchen, I buy perdue short cuts and mayo...with some salt and pepper, I mix up a basic chicken salad and eat it with tostitos, fritos, or rice cakes. I'm also a big fan of cereal any time of day, so the gluten free cinnamon chex & milk - maybe with some sliced banana- would be good. Hormel has...
  4. amybeth
    I make the apple betty from the Pamela's website. It's pretty good! Next time I will double it, b/c I like it a little thicker.
  5. amybeth
    Our menu gets pretty repetitive, but I think that's because I don't take the time to try new things. I mostly use my old recipes and adjust brands/ingredients for the diet. Here's our dinner plan for this week: Turkey Chili Pork Fried Rice Pork BBQ Nachos Lemon Butter Chicken w/ broccoli and rice Pizza Bake (Tinkyada pasta, pepperoni, sausage...
  6. amybeth
    Tuna Pasta Salad 2 5oz cans tuna drained and flaked 11 oz tinkyada spiral pasta 1 1/2 c. cucumbers sliced thin 1/3 c. diced green bell pepper 1 green onion, chopped 1 1/2 c. tomato, diced 1 T dill weed 1 T mustard 1/2 c. italian dressing 1/2 c. mayo 1/3 c. celery diced cook pasta, drain. add tuna to pasta mix veggies, italian dressing...
  7. amybeth
    Will you be in Bensalem, or nearby --- I live near there. I would recommend the following which all have Gluten Free Menu Options Red Robin (Oxford Valley Mall location off Rt 1 near Sesame Place) Jules Thin Crust (Locations in Newtown, Jenkintown, and Doylestown) Outback (Street Road location) UNO Pizzeria (Neshaminy Mall location - or Oxford...
  8. amybeth
    We are slowly introducing our one-year-old to table food and trying to get away from baby food. Normally for dinner, it is just the baby and me at home. I am seeking easy, low-maintenance, one-pot, no-bake, or quick gluten free recipes that I can make for myself and either give directly to him or separate into individual ingredients and give to him. We...
  9. amybeth
    Anyone else having a SuperBowl party? It's right around the corner! What's on your menu? We are trying to mix up our "usual" menu and come up with some new ideas......we will be keeping it all gluten-free to keep things easier.
  10. amybeth
    Used Pamelas Baking/Pancake mix...Wonder how much of a difference that would be.
  11. amybeth
    RDR, I tried that dough....used less butter than the recipe called for, cooked it 15 additonal minutes, and it was still really moist - almost seemed saturated. I can see the potential, but I'm wondering what I did wrong....
  12. amybeth
    A pediatrician and a nutritionist both (independently) said to introduce gluten to my guy like I would to any child and if he does not experience any changes in bowels, skin, vomitting, etc. to continue to give it to him - even though it's much easier to keep the whole house gluten-free. My GI said they would not test (genetics) until past age 2. I...
  13. amybeth
    The holidays can feel so stressful and with a big Nor'easter coming, shopping time is cut even shorter this year! I have decided to take a moment to pause and reflect on what I am most thankful for this year. I'm hoping others will add their own "thanks" and enjoy a calm moment during the holiday hub-bub! I am thankful that I was able to help 2 friends...
  14. amybeth
    Hatfield is a brand. All these delicious ideas are making my tummy grumble!
  15. amybeth
    Search allrecipes for Oven Baked Eggs.....Easy, doesn't need to be watched over, and can add any combination of ingredients. We have it often. Cider Sausage is another..... Hatfield Sausage, crumbled and browned Jar of Apple Sauce (Chunky is best) Onion chopped All baked together Great on crackers or on its own and even better if cooked ahead...
  16. amybeth
    Went to a sandwich shop in Annapolis once, but they didn't serve bread. Every sandwich was served as toppings to a baked potato. They tasted SO different from one another and were very filling. Maybe this could provide an alternative to a wrap. . .
  17. amybeth
    Christmas Eve is usually a pot of chili that simmers on the stove all afternoon b/c it is quick and easy. Dinner this year is pot roast cooked w/ potato, carrot, and onion -- salad -- christmas cookies for dessert --
  18. amybeth

    Happy birthday and may God bless you today!

  19. amybeth
    Thanks! That pudding dessert sounds fantastic! I've checked out their website and tried a few items. I was hoping, though, to get more varied uses out of the mix, too. Anyone else use Pamela's in their personal recipes?
  20. amybeth
    So, I don't have a lot of time for experimenting with diff't flours in the kitchen - and I've discovered that I like Pamela's Baking and Pancake Mix. Now, I'm wondering what is your favorite recipe using this mix? I understand it fills in well for "regular" flour in nongf recipes, but I didn't cook much before my diagnosis - so I don't even have...
  21. amybeth
    Don't have time to read the whole thread right now - sorry if this is a repeat. . . It makes my skin crawl when people say "I could care less"...that means you still care some. If you have to say it say "I couldn't care less." Oh, and PACifically instead of SPECifically...grrrr! My mom is famous for mispronouncing words ....adding letters....albLum...
  22. amybeth
    We used it last year - no problems! Doubt they have changed their ingredients.
  23. amybeth
    I'll be near Dartmouth, Mass. for a few days. I'd love to know gluten-free friendly restaurants that would also be appropriate to take my (potentially fussy) 3 1/2 month old son.... Any recommendations? Will have a kitchen in the hotel room, but wouldn't mind a dining out option or two.
  24. amybeth
    Witches teeth --- half circle slices of granny smith apples - lying with the straight edge on top (top lip) and the curved edge on bottom (creating a smile) smear pb or caramel sauce on top half place 3-4 mini marshmallows on pb to make crooked ugly teeth (I'd check first --- pb might not be ok due to nut allergies)
  25. amybeth
    Bell and Evan gluten-free Patties - bake em, then add pizza sauce (RAGU) and mozzerella for fake Chicken Parm Joans gluten-free great bakes English Muffin Pizzas w/ Hormel Pepperoni Chicken and Spinach Sausage from Sam's over rice Purdue ShortCuts made into basic chicken salad w/ Miracle whip, Salt, Pepper - scooped onto Tostitos
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