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alex11602 Collaborator

I made london broil, carrots and the gluten free rice a roni recipe that I saw in a thread earlier.


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nomoregluten Newbie

all sounds so yummie. im getting hungry. gonna browse for something good :P

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did find a nice treat :)truffles !

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Roasted Venison Tenderloin (medium rare, of course!) with Cherry Gastrique

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Adalaide Mentor

Yesterday I made a pork tenderloin. Today I threw a roast in the crock pot. Tomorrow and Monday I'm on strike!

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Halibut en papillotte with white wine, lemon juice, capers, oven-roasted tomatoes, baby potatoes and tiny green beans.

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Persei V. Enthusiast

Onion omelet spiced with nutmeg. Or as I call it: whatever it's on the cupboard omelet.

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Chanterelle and Hen of the Woods Ragout with Sherry Glaze on Creamy Parmesan Polenta

Steamed Green Beans (probably the last of the year from the garden :( )

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Stuffed Roasted Poblano Pepper Rioja with Fresh Sheep's Cheese (stuffed with ground beef, seasoning, secured with toothpicks and braised in beef stock)

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IrishHeart Veteran

Well, I tried ADALAIDE's famous root beer pulled pork :) and it was such a huge hit!!---and it made so much--that we're having the "encore" tonight in those "Against the Grain" baguettes that I toast up with a garlic oil rub.

I add carmelized onions to the pork sammies, too.

Add the neighboring farmer's corn on the cob. Yum, yum.

And because they are coming out our ears, :lol: sliced tomatoes.

Love2 !

I think I am going to try the roasting & freezing of the tomatoes I told you about--I have given away boxes to the local gluten-free cafe and family members and we still have so many. Got lucky this year.

Adalaide Mentor

I wouldn't call it famous, but it sure is tasty! I keep almost talking myself into it again... as if that's difficult. Against the Grain baguettes? I'll have to try those, I've struggled with finding a bread or bun that makes me happy, but frankly am so satisfied that I don't care if I have to put it on rice.

I'm slacking this year, I've hardly had any fresh corn at all. It's so much more expensive than last year! I know why, but it still really just grates on me to pay so much for it.

For the first time in almost two weeks I was feeling up to actual cooking again tonight so I made some arepas. Yay! Burgers on arepas with curly fries and green beans. It isn't fancy but it sure is summery and delicious.

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I solar cooked some butternut squash with Indian spices. I think I'll have a sundae now.

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Peking Duck (labour intensive but it is a labour of love!)

Wild Chanterelle and Porcini Risotto

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Vietnamese Wide Rice Noodles with Ham, Shiitakes and Bean Sprouts (using the shiitake broth in the sauce)

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Couscous with honey and cinnamon, with slightly blended cashew nuts. Yum.

IrishHeart Veteran

Couscous with honey and cinnamon, with slightly blended cashew nuts. Yum.

Hon, I am guessing you mean "a mock couscous" made from quinoa, right?

(some people may read this and gasp ..or faint. :lol: )

Most people think of couscous as being made from semolina---i.e wheat.

jerseyangel Proficient

Pasta and meatballs--the "recipe" I saw my grandmother make a million times :) The only difference is Tynkayda pasta and fresh breadcrumbs from my GFP French bread.

kareng Grand Master

Couscous with honey and cinnamon, with slightly blended cashew nuts. Yum.

COSCOUS NOT GLUTEN FREE.

You might want to check these lists of safe and un safe foods.

https://www.celiac.com/celiac-disease/safe-gluten-free-food-list-safe-ingredients-r181/

Adalaide Mentor

Pork loin, mac & cheese and I'm sure I'll think of a veggie to add by the time it's time to throw one on the stove. My doctor told me as long as I'm staying symptom free I'm allowed a little of my tyramine foods so I'm having my mac & cheese with cheddar today yay!

Persei V. Enthusiast

Hey people, calm down. I made the couscous with corn. People do it with corn where I live.

Talking about corn, I just made a corn cake, with chocolate frosting.

kareng Grand Master

Hey people, calm down. I made the couscous with corn. People do it with corn where I live.

Talking about corn, I just made a corn cake, with chocolate frosting.

Whew! What a relief!

How do you make it with corn?

Persei V. Enthusiast

Whew! What a relief!

How do you make it with corn?

Just plain corn meal on the couscoussier, for twenty minutes, I think. It's so popular and common around here I am seriously finding out now there's couscous made with wheat. :blink:

alex11602 Collaborator

Garlic butter chicken thighs with leftover cheesy rice and some veggie.

IrishHeart Veteran

Hey people, calm down. I made the couscous with corn. People do it with corn where I live.

One time, I talked about my "rye bread" recipe on here and it caused a bit of alarm...it was mock rye, of course, but some newbies reading the thread may not know, so we just checked to make sure. :D

Corn couscous is not mentioned often around here. Maybe you could share the recipe on the recipe thread?

Thanks!

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