Everything GLUTEN FREE foods thread!

[thriftygranny]

Here is a link to a blog I read, this is a recipe for blender pancakes or waffles. She provides instructions for gluten free as well.I am defiantly going to try this, I have made lots of this girls recipes and have not been disapointed.
http://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/...tml#more-13196

[Starbaby55]

Im new to gf eating (about 2 months). After reading this thread, there are so many things Im eating that I THOUGHT were gf. Sigh. Is there a list somewhere of "other names" for gluten, as i understand it's disguisted under many names. That would be very helpful. For the record, I am also doing dairy free, egg free, soy free and limited sugar.

[gourmetsue]

Try this site for a list of "unsafe" GF foods http://www.celiac.com/articles/182/1...nts/Page1.html

Also, Daiya has a great, meltable (ok that's not a word) soy cheese.

Good luck with the new diet. We are GF, LF, & Low FodMap and it's hard to get started but the results of feeling better are worth it.

[Starbaby55]

Hi. Thanks for the response. Yes I saw this list earlier in the thread nd saved it to my phone. And yes I've been eating Daiya cheese (I was told its the only decent substitute that is non soy). I've made a great gf pizza and gf mac n cheese with rice breadcrumbs and coconut milk.

[gourmetsue]

Just went back and read all 23 pages to make sure I hadn't missed anything. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this thread. It's great to have such a valuable resource here.

[itchy54]

Don't know if anyone watched last years Recipe to Riches show....they had a great gluten free cookie recipe, the whole family loved it (i found it a tad sweet, but i rarely eat sugar...just had to try the recipe though)
here is the link from food network canada
http://wwAw.foodnetwork.ca/ontv/show...pe=specialshow
sorry if this has already been posted.

[smartbuyer]

The link had an "a" in the www, here is the correct one http://www.foodnetwork.ca/ontv/shows...pe=specialshow

[lilo0003]

Thanks to everyone who contributes to this thread. A close friend's daughter is type one diabetic and celiac. So lots a great info for me to help her out.

[VeeVee]

I'm so glad this thread is still alive and kicking! I will contribute more I promise lol Just need the time

[hollyquaiscer]

Don't know if anyone watched last years Recipe to Riches show....they had a great gluten free cookie recipe, the whole family loved it (i found it a tad sweet, but i rarely eat sugar...just had to try the recipe though)
here is the link from food network canada
http://wwAw.foodnetwork.ca/ontv/show...pe=specialshow
sorry if this has already been posted.

When Sally888 was still here, she sent me a box of those cookies, since I never purchase much gluten free, I always make my own. They were really good.....hmmm wonder why I haven't purchased any more? I guess after all these years I so used to making my own things. I just feel safer that way.

[hollyquaiscer]

Thanks to everyone who contributes to this thread. A close friend's daughter is type one diabetic and celiac. So lots a great info for me to help her out.

I've lost count the number of years that I've had Celiac Disease, way over 15. Being Celiac makes it extremely difficult, you have to be so careful even about cross contamination. I use different pan and pots for myself, than the rest of the family for anything I'm cooking that has gluten in it. It can suck sometimes....I used to through myself the odd pity party years ago, now I'm so used to cooking that way,, that most of my meals for everyone are gluten free. With the exception of the bread and buns that they refuse to give up!

[gourmetsue]

Does anyone have a tried and true basic muffin recipe? I'm looking to make some blueberry and / or banana muffins to put in the freezer for DH. He loves the Udi's but at $7 for 4 muffins he can forget having those. Our grocery budget has been out of control while I try to get some good recipes together.

[thriftygranny]

Saw these on The Simply Frugal blog and thought you gluten free families might enjoy some of these recipes,I don't cook gluten free on a regular basis but my son's best friend is a celiac so I always like to make something special when he comes over.Now I have a few new recipes to try on him!!!!

• Gluten Free Yellow Cake Mix – Unconventional Kitchen
• Gluten Free All-Purpose Flour – Twinkles Kitchen
• Gluten Free Flour Mix – Homespun With Love
• Gluten Free Soup or Sauce Mix (SOS)
• Gluten Free Bisquick Mix – Food.com

[050937k2]

Has anyone ever used a bread machine for making bread? and the type of machine? I love the bread from Organic Works Bakery in London, ON, but they can't ship to NL anymore it seems due to the cost of shipping

[thriftygranny]

I haven't tried this yet but it looks like a really good GF recipe for bread.

http://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/...esnt-suck.html