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Gluten Free Recipes

I was diagnosed with non-Celiac gluten intolerance, which basically means I am allergic to gluten. I'm relieved to learn this disease is treatable without medication; however, I have to remove all forms of gluten from my diet.

Would anyone out there in "Thriftyfun World" be able to supply me with some basic gluten-free recipes? Mainly bread, or any meal ideas, I'm totally stumped. I recently ate oatmeal with fruit and was violently ill for 3 days (full of gluten), help!

By Kelly from southeastern, PA

Answers: Gluten Free Recipes

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By
05/26/2010

My son is on a gluten free diet. Pamela's make's some good stuff, and Bob's Red Mill has some GF flour. Amy's makes a GF pizza that's not bad. Recently I picked up a package of GF Brownie mix at Trader Joes and added some extra yummy ingredients.

De Boles makes a whole line of pasta noodles. Lasagna, Rigatoni, Spaghetti, Fettucini, you name it.

There's always these links too:
http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/
http://www.recipezaar.com/recipes/gluten-free
http://www.csaceliacs.org/recipes.php
http://glutenfreegirl.blogspot.com/

There's a few good cookbooks out there too.
http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&am ... 156022501&ref=pd_sl_15yynievnk_e

Hope this helps.

By
05/26/2010

I forgot to add that Walmart sells a gluten-free pasta made by DeBoles. They are sold in the regular pasta department, and the price is very reasonable. Also, Betty Crocker has started selling gluten-free cake mixes and cookie mixes. The price on these is reasonable as well, and they are sold in the same area as the other cake mixes.

By
05/26/2010

Try this blog:
http://glutenfreeda.blogspot.com
Also instead of bread for sandwiches, you could use tortillas. Most tortillas are made from flour, but the ones that are sold in the refrigerator section at our grocery store are made from all corn. Another thing my husband likes to eat are rice cakes. He likes the chocolate ones with peanut butter, my daughter likes the cheese ones with pizza toppings on them and I like the salted ones with hummus. There are many different recipes using rice cakes at this site:
www.quakerricesnacks.com

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