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GottaSki Mentor

Dinner tonight.. may not happen.  Because I just baked a Betty Crockers gluten-free devils food cake mix and I have a tub of icing waiting to go in when it is cool enough.  Hmmm, I guess I will whip up a little bit of real food but I am definitely leaving room for cake!  (By the way for those who wonder why I post my dinners so late- I cook for when hubby gets home from work which can be pretty late)

 

This weekend I am getting a free gluten-free meal at one of my favorite local places, they had a Facebook contest where you comment on a picture and holy guacamole I actually won this time!  So a free entree to the place we were already planning to go to on our Saturday date, can't beat that!

 

nope...can't beat that.....

 

and, um -- cake for dinner is nothing new around here.


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IrishHeart Veteran

Cake! cake! who's got cake? did I hear cake mentioned? because you know I love cake....cake is good...

 

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moosemalibu Collaborator

Have a bit of a stressed out system today, so gonna make this for dinner (with a couple minor adjustments):

 

http://comfybelly.com/2014/03/green-velvet-soup/#.U1biOlfTXIU

That looks really good! Did you love it?

GottaSki Mentor

That looks really good! Did you love it?

 

I did...I tweaked it a bit -- can't do spinach...well I'm hoping to get it back in moderation soon (actually bought some yesterday) but wasn't ready for a trial so...I subbed with Kale.

 

I think it will be even better with Spinach.

 

Cake -- I said cake -- today's model is chocolate : )

GottaSki Mentor

Zippity Do Da!!!

 

Ate half an Udi's Bagel early this morning and all seems ok :)

 

Until recently I couldn't tolerate any grains -- have been able to eat one slice of canyon bakehouse these past weeks, but failed with udi's last time I tried.

 

Today may be a very good day after all :)

 

edited to add:  the ingredients are the same as Udi's White so may have more bread options again!!!

BlessedMommy Rising Star

Yay for being able to eat bread again! Do you buy Canyon Bakehouse locally or order online? My store just discontinued carrying it, so I might have to go the online route.

 

My kids and I are having chickpea and quinoa stew, cooked kale, and apple slices for lunch. I need to find more exciting "naturally gluten-free" recipes to try on occasion. Our diet is very healthy but sometimes I get bored.

Adalaide Mentor

Yay for bread and bagels! I have a really awesome bagel recipe that I need to dig out now that you mentioned them. I think they sound like a nice weekend treat.

 

This is my husband's first day off since the middle of last week so today we're having our Easter dinner. It just didn't feel right to have it at 10:30 at night when he gets home. So we'll have ham, stuffing, and whatever veggies I decide to make. I'm pretty excited, I love stuffing. :wub:


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GottaSki Mentor

Happy Easter Addie and Hubs!!!

 

Ruth...I buy locally...we have it several places, but recently found a market that sells it for 4.59 compared to 5.99 everywhere else -- used to pay 6.89 for it when it first came out -- the men didn't get it much then.

GottaSki Mentor

Santa Ana winds are blowing so I'll be hiding in the pool...just threw this in the crock pot so the oven doesn't need to be used tonight.

 

http://www.skinnytaste.com/2014/01/crock-pot-balsamic-pork-roast.html

 

Will serve with some stuff ;)

IrishHeart Veteran

Santa Ana winds are blowing so I'll be hiding in the pool...just threw this in the crock pot so the oven doesn't need to be used tonight.

 

http://www.skinnytaste.com/2014/01/crock-pot-balsamic-pork-roast.html

 

Will serve with some stuff ;)

 

yeah, that "stuff " is always good on the side.  :lol: I like the looks of that recipe, ski! Yaay for bagel-tolerating. whoohoo!

 

I decided against split pea soup and decided in favor of black bean soup.  

The great thing is, J does not care either way.

He's very easy to cook for--except when it comes to fish. He does not do fish. (shellfish, yes. fish, no.) I would eat fish every day if I could.

not a lamb guy either....and he chokes down spinach. (spinach salad yes, spinach cooked...er, not his thing.)

 

I , on the other hand, eat everything I can--well, everything that likes me back. lol

I am still waiting for a piece of cake please. ^_^ 

IrishHeart Veteran

check this out....Ski, you can take your bath and have your glass of Zin in there.  ^_^

 

http://fb-troublemakers.com/12-items-to-improve-your-wineaholic-lifestyle-48358/

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moosemalibu Collaborator

I am going to attempt to bake some doughuts/donuts (sp?) either tonight or tomorrow. I have to run out and buy some pans because I can't wait for the one I ordered from Amazon to get here Saturday. Does anyone have any tried and true favorite recipes?

GottaSki Mentor

I am going to attempt to bake some doughuts/donuts (sp?) either tonight or tomorrow. I have to run out and buy some pans because I can't wait for the one I ordered from Amazon to get here Saturday. Does anyone have any tried and true favorite recipes?

 

I use abelskiever batter...tastes kinda like a buttermilk old fashioned:

 

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/aebleskiver/

 

I sub Pamela's Baking Mix for the All Purpose Flour called for in the recipe. 

 

Let us know how they turn out...never thought about a donut pan....sounds fun  :)

 

I know someone has a good donut recipe, but can't remember who -- Addie maybe?

GottaSki Mentor

check this out....Ski, you can take your bath and have your glass of Zin in there.  ^_^

 

http://fb-troublemakers.com/12-items-to-improve-your-wineaholic-lifestyle-48358/

 

 

Great Idea...hmmm is 6am too early to start on wine?  Perhaps I'll move the magical bath to bedtime -- some say epsom salt is better at night.

 

PS...the pork roast in the crock smells amazing -- sides turned out to be simple rice and honey carrots.

Adalaide Mentor

I make killer, amazing, to die for donuts. But they aren't a recipe. They're a mix. I tried them at an expo, and none of the gluten eaters there could tell they were gluten free other than knowing they were at a gluten free expo. http://www.glutenfreeheaven.com/~glutenfr/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=46

IrishHeart Veteran

Great Idea...hmmm is 6am too early to start on wine?  Perhaps I'll move the magical bath to bedtime -- some say epsom salt is better at night.

 

PS...the pork roast in the crock smells amazing -- sides turned out to be simple rice and honey carrots.

 

 

I'd try the nighttime soak and zin...just don't fall asleep.

 

donuts? did someone say donuts?? I want some! i want some!

BlessedMommy Rising Star

I am going to attempt to bake some doughuts/donuts (sp?) either tonight or tomorrow. I have to run out and buy some pans because I can't wait for the one I ordered from Amazon to get here Saturday. Does anyone have any tried and true favorite recipes?

 

This is one of my favorite baked doughnut recipes. I make it gluten-free by substituting gluten-free flour mix for all the flour and I also make it dairy free. I made up several dozen of them and took them to a fall festival and people really gobbled them up! One kid commented that they tasted better than the regular fried doughnuts.

 

http://www.preventionrd.com/2011/07/orange-glazed-blueberry-doughnuts/

Adalaide Mentor

That looks like a great recipe. I'm going to give it a shot as mini muffins.

BlessedMommy Rising Star

It is great! And muffins would be a great idea, you can definitely do glazed muffins!

kareng Grand Master

Do you buy Canyon Bakehouse locally or order online? My store just discontinued carrying it, so I might have to go the online route.

 

 

 

They have changed the packaging lately.  The Seven Grain no longer has the "San Juan" part of the name.  Some stores might get more once the old packaging is gone.  I get it at many different groceries in the freezer section.  Whole Foods and those kinds of places usually have it. I have even seen it at Target.  It is based in the Denver area, so it may be more available closer to Denver?

 

I use abelskiever batter...tastes kinda like a buttermilk old fashioned:

 

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/aebleskiver/

 

I sub Pamela's Baking Mix for the All Purpose Flour called for in the recipe. 

 

Let us know how they turn out...never thought about a donut pan....sounds fun  :)

 

I know someone has a good donut recipe, but can't remember who -- Addie maybe?

 

 

Great Idea...hmmm is 6am too early to start on wine?  Perhaps I'll move the magical bath to bedtime -- some say epsom salt is better at night.

 

PS...the pork roast in the crock smells amazing -- sides turned out to be simple rice and honey carrots.

 

 

I think you might need to switch to a nice white wine to go with those donuts at 6 a.m. Or champagne and OJ?

 

M isn't a big pork fan except occasional bacon or grilled pork chops.  He might like the roast?  Hmmm....  Its cooked in my favorite kitchen appliance.   :lol:

kareng Grand Master
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Addy -

 

I went to a local Celiac Support group thing.  This lady had made the flat bread with that flour mix you got at Costco.  It is dense and dry - not in a bad way.  Like a pita.  Great with hummus.  Freeze well.  They make lots of things like pizza with it.  Cut them in pieces and you could serve them with hummus and other dips to GEs  (Gluten EAters),

 

http://healingcookery.com/category/recipes/appetizers/

 

 

Gracie is helping me type.  She isn't thrilled with bread recipes but did like the pork in the crockpot recipe.  She says she will try to get the cook to make her some.  Meow.

 

 

 

edit- There is a quinoa salad that those flat breads are really good with on the blog, too.

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IrishHeart Veteran

Addy -

 

I went to a local Celiac Support group thing.  This lady had made the flat bread with that flour mix you got at Costco.  It is dense and dry - not in a bad way.  Like a pita.  Great with hummus.  Freeze well.  They make lots of things like pizza with it.  Cut them in pieces and you could serve them with hummus and other dips to GEs  (Gluten EAters),

 

http://healingcookery.com/category/recipes/appetizers/

 

 

Gracie is helping me type.  She isn't thrilled with bread recipes but did like the pork in the crockpot recipe.  She says she will try to get the cook to make her some.  Meow.

 

 

 

edit- There is a quinoa salad that those flat breads are really good with on the blog, too.

 

(Bella helps me type too. If I ever say anything stoopit, it's her, not me.)

 

That flatbread idea is great. I got a small bag of ADDY's flour (yes, it's called that now) so I may give it a whirl.

 

I'm going to try that pork recipe myself this weekend. It's your fault I now own two slow cookers. I actually say "Karen made me buy this bigger one " .

 

Tonight is PIzza night as you all know. Not sure what kind yet.

Now, if you will excuse me, I am going golfing. (the mini kind....I got a hole- in -one last time and have to defend my championship status) 

 

^_^  B)  Happy Friday and a shout out to Arleneeee. Are you okay, sweets??  big hugs, Drink water. Lots and lots of water. pee out the anesthesia. It always makes us wonky, so take it easy todayxx.

GottaSki Mentor

 

M isn't a big pork fan except occasional bacon or grilled pork chops.  He might like the roast?  Hmmm....  Its cooked in my favorite kitchen appliance.   :lol:

 

Roast was AWESOME and everybody loved it -- was nice new flavor -- funny it kinda smelt like I was serving good hot dogs with the works during the first hours of cooking -- J came home and started salivating around 2pm and the smell got much better/richer.  I have to print the recipe...I didn't look at it after I loaded the pot, so not sure if it suggests making gravy out of the juices -- I just added a Tbsp of Tapioca Flour right before we served -- corn starch would work too.

moosemalibu Collaborator

I'd try the nighttime soak and zin...just don't fall asleep.

 

donuts? did someone say donuts?? I want some! i want some!

 

hehehe! I'll share!! They came out really well for my first time!

This is one of my favorite baked doughnut recipes. I make it gluten-free by substituting gluten-free flour mix for all the flour and I also make it dairy free. I made up several dozen of them and took them to a fall festival and people really gobbled them up! One kid commented that they tasted better than the regular fried doughnuts.

 

http://www.preventionrd.com/2011/07/orange-glazed-blueberry-doughnuts/

I am going to try this!! Thank you!! They look amazing!

GottaSki Mentor

(Bella helps me type too. If I ever say anything stoopit, it's her, not me.)

 

That flatbread idea is great. I got a small bag of ADDY's flour (yes, it's called that now) so I may give it a whirl.

 

I'm going to try that pork recipe myself this weekend. It's your fault I now own two slow cookers. I actually say "Karen made me buy this bigger one " .

 

Tonight is PIzza night as you all know. Not sure what kind yet.

Now, if you will excuse me, I am going golfing. (the mini kind....I got a hole- in -one last time and have to defend my championship status) 

 

^_^  B)  Happy Friday and a shout out to Arleneeee. Are you okay, sweets??  big hugs, Drink water. Lots and lots of water. pee out the anesthesia. It always makes us wonky, so take it easy todayxx.

 

I've got two crocks now too -- the big one I've always used, but added the travel sized one -- I blamed K when the hubs looked cross-eyed at me filling up the appliance graveyard ;)

 

Hugs Arleneeeee---glad it went well!

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