Chipolte Tacos
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
Tacos have become a staple of the American diet. What once was purely a Mexican food has practically become an institution. In many homes "taco night" is a once a week ...
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Interesting Information...
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
I recently met a woman at my local grocery store who was stocking up on Gluten-free cereal. She shared some really interesting information with me. She said that her daught ...
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Pumpkin Pancakes
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
I usually like to make pancakes for the family to sit down and enjoy together on Saturdays. I always add some type of fruit to the pancakes. This weekend (after finding o ...
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Chicken Broth
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Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
Buying gluten-free chicken broth is a real pain. Forget about the old days of using bouillon cubes. Finding a gluten-free canned broth is rare or impossible and buying ...
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Baked Sweet Potato Fries
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Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
This recipe is easy to make and it is a good one for kids, there is something about kids and french fries! We often make these fries for lunch for our children. They t ...
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Eggplant Parmesan
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Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
One ingredient that is hard to cook without is bread-crumbs. I have only had gluten-free bread-crumbs one time, I haven't been able to find any since. I have tried to m ...
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Merry Christmas!
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
Christmas picture of our girls! My talented wife, Lynley came up with this concept and took the pictures and I did the photoshop work. It took four separate photo ...
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Almond-Apricot Stuffing
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Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
The holidays are a difficult time to be Gluten-free! Everywhere I go there seems to be piles of cookies, cakes, pies, candy, and more cookies. A few years ago I would h ...
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Split Pea Soup
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
We've been enjoying some unseasonably warm weather lately. Last week we broke several high temperature records here in Raleigh, NC with a high of eighty degrees! Well t ...
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Simple Tomato Sauce
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
One of my favorite things to eat is good old tomato sauce over pasta. This past Sunday I made my dad's sauce. The recipe was passed down from his grandfather to his fat ...
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Roasted Eggplant Hummus
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Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
I hate to post two recipes with the same ingredient back to back, but I feel compelled to by my sheer love for the eggplant! Known as Melanzane in Italian, a word deri ...
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Chocolate Waffles
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
This past weekend I was preparing to make my regular Saturday morning pancakes, when I had a thought, Why don't I make waffles instead? It had been a really long time s ...
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Ginger Carrot Soup
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
This is a soup that begins underground. Down there in the soil the ginger and carrot, (as well as the onion, garlic and potatoes) slowly absorb vitamins and minerals th ...
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Baked Layered Polenta
by
Jeff
Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease
Last week I took a trip to Trader Joe's to pick up some gluten-free products. I love their gluten-free rice pasta and their gluten free banana waffles which are inexpen ...
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