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Hi there. I haven't been on for a very long time, but I was wondering if anyone has had a similar experience. My 14 year old son was diagnosed a year and a half ago. My other two kids are going through the testing, and will both be scoped in March. Here's the scoop: my son has complained of a sore, itchy bum (anus) since I can remember; probably starting...
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ARCHIVED The Most Delicious Home-made Gluten Free Bread I've Ever Tasted...
momothree replied to mamatide's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking Tips
This bread is Great. One question though--am I letting it rise too long?? It practically doubles in size as it bakes (and I only let it rise to the top of the pan), then flops over a bit at the top. Still delicious, but a little challenging to slice. As for the flax seed--I'm wondering if substituting rice bran might work? They look very similar... -
Thanks for the egg idea--I think I might experiment with that by adding the flour. I never even thought about the leavener and not adding it. It seems obvious, but I'm glad you mentioned it because I was only thinking of modifying the sugar in it. Also, I think I will continue on my search for that gluten-free tortilla post--I did some searching...
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Stephanie, I used to get some brown rice tortillas that were at our health food store, but they have been out for the past two months. They never really rolled very good (quite crumbly), but at least I could use them for quesadillas. Now they are gone, and the health food store says that there is some sort of supplier problem. as for ETA--they don't have...
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I think this topic has been brought up before to some degree, but I can't find what I'm looking for. My kids love wraps (more than sandwiches), and I have been looking for a recipe for a wrap that is poured (like a pancake), not rolled and cut. In the Bette Hagman cookbook I have they have a roll and cut version, and a pour-style one, but it was made primarily...
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Larry- Just a couple of quick questions about your bread recipe. What kind of yeast did you use? I have both the traditional yeast and also the quick rise yeast (which has been recommended to me for a number of gluten-free breads). Which one should I use? Also, is there any rise time before baking, or does it just go right into the oven? Baking...
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ARCHIVED Lasagne Rice Casserole
momothree replied to missy'smom's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking Tips
Sounds yummy. I'm always looking for quick family-pleasing weekday meals. I think that might be one to try tonight. Thanks. -
ARCHIVED Testing And Symptoms In Teenagers
momothree replied to azmom's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
I have two older kids (13 & 11) who were just tested positive for Celiac in March and June. For both of them there were very few "typical" symptoms. However, my daughter (11) sounds a bit like your son. Very moody, lack of focus, inability to get things done, tired all the time, and pretty grumpy. She has only been gluten free for about 9 months,... -
Thanks guys! These all sound great--just what I was looking for. However, can I actually stuff my bird with them? I can't imagine roasting a turkey without stuffing it first. If so, at what point would I do so? After the stuffing is already cooked, or before it is cooked (letting it cook with the turkey)? Any thoughts?
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Greetings! I was wondering if someone would happen to have a really good rice or wild rice stuffing recipe for the Christmas turkey? I did find a couple on the internet that sound pretty good, but, this is our first gluten-free Christmas, and I don't want to disappoint the in-laws with an untested recipe. Anybody have a good one to share?? Thanks in advance...
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ARCHIVED Turner Syndrome
momothree replied to draeko's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Greetings! I don't really know if this helps at all, but I have a friend who has a daughter with Turner Syndrome. Apparently, girls with Turner's are more likely to develop Celiac, and she has to have her daughter tested annually. Just a little info that you may or may not already know. -
ARCHIVED What Are The Odds?
momothree replied to ptkds's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
I also had a hard time with this idea. It appears that at least 2 out of 3 of my kids have celiac (we think the 3rd has it too, but she is only 2). Both my husband and I came back negative. I still don't think I believe that neither my husband or I have it. I'm actually in the midst of further testing for myself, because I really expected my results to... -
ARCHIVED More Snack Questions
momothree replied to cs789's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Vampella--I can relate. We are from Canada too, and the mainstream foods that are gluten free here are definitely more limited. As for cereal that we can buy right off the shelf (not from a health food store), the only one that we have found is from the Real Canadian Superstore. It is President's Choice Crunchy Corn. It is in their "Organics" line, but... -
ARCHIVED Other Eliminations
momothree replied to momothree's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Thanks for all the info. It has been so hard even just eliminating gluten (for my kids and me), but I have a feeling there is more to it. I just don't know where to start. I have a feeling that my oldest child does react to some food colourings, so that might be a good place to start. Is casein in everything that is derived from dairy? What about non... -
All of my 3 kids are on the gluten-free diet after being diagnosed a few months ago. We have noticed some subtle, and some unexpected changes in them. However, they never really had "classic" symptoms, so it is a bit more difficult to gauge. My question is, how did you know to eliminate other things as well. I read so many posts where individuals with...
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Greetings! I was wondering if/how to start up another membership for my kids. They are interested in having their own so they can go into the teenager section. Do I have to log off first then?? Thanks in advance for your help.
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Greetings! I've never posted in this section of the forum before, but maybe someone can help figure out if DH is what my 2 year old has. Her two older sibs have both been diagnosed, but her blood test came back with some strange numbers. We then realized (through this forum) that there is no point in trying to diagnose her via blood tests at her age. ...
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Wow! You guys all have some super ideas. Given the fact that we are true lovers of wonton soup, I'm thinking that they are all worth a try! Now, hmmm, which one to try first?? Thanks for all your suggestions
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Too bad--how unfortunate that they are made of wheat. I think I'll try the rice wrapper idea, they are quite interesting, and can imagine they would taste pretty good. So, with reference to your suggestion (Fiddle-Faddle), does the egg and cornstarch do something specific? Perhaps help them stay together, or is it a flavour thing? It sounds like a fair...
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Greetings! I was just reading in this section for the first time, and found the posts regarding rice paper wrappers. I was wondering if the same was true for wonton wrappers. Does anyone know if they are gluten free too? My kids would be thrilled if we could make wonton soup. Perhaps even find a chinese food restaurant with wonton soup that has no gluten...
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ARCHIVED Teeth Grinding
momothree replied to momothree's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Well, I guess we must be on to something. I'm so glad to see some change take place for my son. He is pretty much asymptomatic, so it makes it that much more difficult to stay diligent with the diet when you see no evidence of the disease. It's such a minor thing compared to some of the miraculous changes some of you have seen since going gluten-free,... -
ARCHIVED Teeth Grinding
momothree replied to momothree's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Wow! Very interesting! This is pretty exciting--our dentist had noticed considerable wear on his teeth from grinding and was going to fit him for a night guard as soon as he loses his last baby tooth. Maybe that's going to end up something of the past for him. Yay--I sure hope so. -
I was wondering if anyone has noticed that their child--who previously had night time teeth grinding issues-- has seen any improvement? My son has been a teeth grinder for many years. If we were ever in the same room at night, his grinding was so bad that both my husband and I would get woken up continuously through the night. Well, recently, he had to...
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ARCHIVED 10 Year Old Daughter Needs Others Her Age To Talk To!
momothree replied to KimG's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Kim- Hi there. I was just scanning through some of the old posts, and found yours about your daughter Mollie. I, too, have a daughter close to the same age--she turns 11 next month. I just wanted to write and say that I only wish my daughter would get interested in e-mailing and talking to others her age that are in the same boat. She was just diagnosed... -
ARCHIVED 11 Year Old Son Recently Diagnosed
momothree replied to Confused in Iowa's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Nisla- Both of my kids were initially dx'd with a Ttg test and both came back positive (my son's was confirmed with a biopsy), so what you are saying is that, although they only used the Ttg test for them, they are still positive (because positive is never false-right?), but because my hubby and I also only had the Ttg test and it came back negative...