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I just read about the website in Yoga Journal during my lunch hour, so of course my first priority when I got back to work was to check it out! LOL

Here's a link to their collection of gluten-free recipes:

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Edit: sorry moderators - meant to put this in the recipe forum

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Here's a link to their collection of gluten-free recipes:

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This is great! Thanks for the link Mango :)

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Wow! Thanks a lot. :) I've never been to that site before; looks like they have a good variety!

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Thanks! I'm always on the lookout for new recipes. The Lemon Brazo de Mercedes sounds so yummy! Lemon merinque pie without the crust!

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