People have been asking me about how to use an egg replacer, specifically a commercial egg replacer like Ener G. Most of you probably have found that gluten free baking turns out really dense and without eggs it’s worse. One of the best tips I have learned over the years is to double the amount [...]
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Well, after the 3rd try I hope that this post will come through. I saved it and it somehow ended up lost. I tried posting it and it wouldn’t post. Here are a few things we do as a family when substituting for allergies. Turkey: one of my commenters said that they use butter on [...]
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Ah…can’t wait for the big day! Lots of yummy foods, friends and family gathered round enjoying a day of fellowship and giving thanks for the many blessings we have.Turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, famous green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, apple pie a la mode, sweet potato casserole…can you picture it all laid out on [...]
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Having mentioned restaurant food cards more than once, I thought it was time to show you an example or two. There are other websites that sell these or request that give then your e-mail address first before offering them to you for free. While I understand the reasons why they do that they are not [...]
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While our family homeschools and does not deal with school, many of you out there need do some suggestions and help with your children’s allergies at school or daycare. These are things that I have learned because of dealing with preschool programs or church programs, but they are tips that will help you when you [...]
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Now that you have a handle on your allergies at home you are faced with a new situation: traveling. This will undoubtedly cause a little fear and trembling. Maybe you have not already figured out how to handle food allergies at home and have not braved a few restaurants, so heading out of town, state [...]
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I am still trying to figure out how to do this whole blog thing, but hey, it’s coming along. I am in the process of creating another page of useful information for you. I have several gluten free flour mixes that I think you will find helpful for your everyday cooking. I know I haven’t [...]
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