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Cooking with Coconut Flour A Delicious Low Carb Gluten Free Alternative to Wheat by Krizia MissK Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 27 Dec 2010 7:23pm Cooking with Coconut Flour A Delicious Low Carb Gluten Free Alternative to Wheat Do you love breads, cakes, pies... and need to cut down on carbohydrates. If so, the solution for you is coconut flour. Coconut flour is a delicious, healthy alternative to wheat. It is high in fiber, low Read on »

Cooking with Jules All Purpose Gluten Free Flour by Jamie Patient Expert

Posted Thu 15 Oct 2009 12:00am Last spring (that shows you how behind I am) I had the pleasure of attending a cooking class with Jules Shepard who makes a great All Purpose Gluten Free Flour... creations by experimenting with yogurt flavors, and try some of the great new coconut or soy yogurt out there if you are avoiding dairy. 2 cups Jules Gluten Free All Purpose Flour Read on »

Cooking with Jules All Purpose Gluten Free Flour by Jamie Patient Expert

Posted Thu 15 Oct 2009 10:02pm Last spring (that shows you how behind I am) I had the pleasure of attending a cooking class with Jules Shepard who makes a great All Purpose Gluten Free Flour. Before we get to the flour and recipes, I have to tell you about Jules. I really enjoyed meeting her and being in her class. You leave her class feeling like you have a new Read on »

Coorg Style Akki Roti (with cooked rice & rice flour) by Niyaprakash Patient Expert

Posted Sat 19 May 2012 10:45pm Coorg Style Akki Roti (with cooked rice, rice flour) Tasty rotis without oil. Best with spicy gravy dishes. Makes: 5 – 6 Please use same measuring cup to measure cooked rice and rice flour. Ingredients 1 cup (200 g) cooked and cooled rice ¼ cup rice flour ½ teaspoon salt Method Make a fine paste of cooked rice in a small mixer bowl (no n ... Read on »

"Ultragrain" Flour: Experiments in Cooking by Charlotte H. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 08 Feb 2010 6:14pm

1 Comment blogger) but it is only a shade or two darker than regular white flour and the texture is almost the same. If I weren't paying close attention - which I usually don't when I cook... white flourthe ultimate sinnerbecomes whole wheat flour. But what's that you say? White flour tastes so much better than whole wheat flour? Next thing I know you'll be telling Read on »

Coconut Flour Pumpkin Protein Brownies (soy, dairy & grain free) by Ex-Soy-Cise Facebook

Posted Tue 20 Mar 2012 12:00am FINALLY! Here is the recipe for the coconut flour pumpkin protein brownies I’ve been blabbing about for the last two days on my Facebook page :) I wanted to try to make my pumpkin protein loaf without almond flour and instead make it with just coconut flour and chia seed. But since coconut flour tends to get really [...] Read on »

what exactly is gluten-free flour? i wasn't aware there was any such flour. i thought people had to use rice flour or something by HeathFoodStalker Posted Mon 28 Jun 2010 10:14am Hey! Thank you so much for your vote!! Gluten free flour is a combination of flours made from non-glutinous plants etc. The idea is to combine different textures to make one similar to regular flour. It is successful in most ways, however rising and kneading becomes way more difficult! Are you gluten free? Read on »

Cooking Light Cooks Essential Recipe Collection Slow Cooker 57 essential recipes to eat smart be fit live well the Cooking by Krizia MissK Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 30 Dec 2010 10:13pm Cooking Light Cooks Essential Recipe Collection Slow Cooker 57 essential recipes to eat smart be fit live well the Cooking Light cooks ESSENTIAL RECIPE COLLECTION Beautiful to display and practical to use, Slow Cooker is truly a godsend for time-challenged cooks who want to prepare healthy, tasty, and satisfying meals but don Read on »

Cook, Cook and Cook! by sawling Medical Doctor

Posted Sun 16 Jan 2011 12:37pm I havent mentioned this before, but one of my other resolution for the new year is to cook. Yes, I seriously need to spend some time cooking a meal for my ownself. Over the past year, I have to admit that I have been cooking more than I used to, but it is still not good enough. Many a times after coming back from work, the tiredness and laziness Read on »

Cooking, Cooking, Cooking! by Andra R. Posted Fri 04 Dec 2009 12:00am Oh, I wish you had smell-o-vision on your monitors so you could have a sniff of my kitchen right now. The turkey stock has been simmering away for hours and I just finished a batch of Pumpkin Pie Porridge. It smells like my mother's house on Thanksgiving Day when I was a child. Mmmmm! The flavor of the stock has really surprised me. It ne ... Read on »