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  1. Mateto
    In a processor: 1 cup Quinoa Tablespoon olive oil Teaspoon cilantro Tablespoon sour cream Teaspoon parsley Tablespoon of chopped onion (optional) 2 tablespoons of low-fat cream cheese 1/2 teaspoon sugar and 1/2 teaspoon of salt Process OR blend it until it's smooth. It's more of a dip than anything, but it's good for you....(despite the 1/2 teaspoon...
  2. Mateto
    It'd still be cross-contaminated, and not suitable for our eating. Just give specific instructions, because I know they wear gloves and will touch a bun first, then the burger....still dangerous.
  3. Mateto
    That looks SO good. I'm definitely trying it.
  4. Mateto
    How about soy, or any nuts? Maybe it's not just lactose but casein as well? I know exactly how you feel. I'd suggest an elimination diet and see what happens. Of course I'm only new to this myself, so don't take my word as prescription!
  5. Mateto
    Oh WOW. Thank you!
  6. Mateto
    Republic of Doyle, Little Britain, Hell's Kitchen, and Eat Street. Eat Street never came on until I discovered I could access more American channels on my box.
  7. Mateto
    Someone suggested I try tinned pumpkin to replace eggs or butter. It may just work. Also, you an grind maybe....7 or 8 blanched almonds with a tablespoon or two of water, and it makes a creamy-pastey thing, and it can replace eggs as well. With your peanut butter, use that in the milk substitute, and blend the peanut butter, milk, whatever fruit you're...
  8. Mateto
    Welcome to the fascinating world of gluten-free baking. You CAN get cup-for-cup substitutions, such as Better Batter and Cup4Cup. Generally, mixes which contain more starch than flour (ie, a flour mix of corn starch and rice flour), you should use 3/4 a cup per cup of wheat flour. But, generally you can not substitute just ONE type of gluten-free flour...
  9. Mateto
    The oat milk girl was funny Thank you!
  10. Mateto
    Glutino has a chocolate cake which is just heavenly, and can be easily adjusted to be made dairy-free.
  11. Mateto
    I'm so sorry! I know other people who can't tolerate oats either...feel better soon.
  12. Mateto
    'Twas tea, diet Sprite, and two slices of Kinnikinnick toast. Peanut butter, marmalade, butter, and margarine smothered over it. Weird combination, but it was good. I also had some spice cake. I tried half a cup of coffee, but I still don't like it!
  13. Mateto
    Your post got me emotional I know what it's like. The doctor thinks you're looney, but you're not. You are SICK. I wasn't as bad as you, but my doctor thought I was anorexic and depressed and everything thrown in. No, I was sick...I think a lot of doctors just want to keep us going for a while. It's ridiculous, NO ONE is too young to be ill.
  14. Mateto
    Almond meal is almond flour. Yes, you can put the shreds of coconut into a processor, and it will turn into flour. It will work nicely, and although it may not be the same as the store-bought/normal flour....it'll just be more coconutty-tasting. Go ahead, and it'll be perfect. I think the almond pancakes sound better, but that's me
  15. Mateto
    Don't drink too much (in one gulp, I mean)
  16. Mateto
    He DID have stomach problems, didn't he?
  17. Mateto
    Heaven help us both. It's the best part. Okay, so it's the beans. I'm not using it again, ever. Even the finished product is gross. Even their chocolate-chip mix had it. Ewwwh.
  18. Mateto
    Anyhow, the general consensus is "DON'T EAT THEM"
  19. Mateto
    Well, you all may remember the story about my mother's friend. WELL, he cooked today. He seasoned my steak with seasoning that CLEARLY, in BIG LETTERS had written "MAY CONTAIN WHEAT, SULPHITES, NOT SUITABLE FOR COELIACS". If you looked at the bottle, you'd see THAT before you'd see the label. I explained it to him. He said he only put a little...
  20. Mateto
    I bought Bob's Red Mill All-Purpose flour a few weeks ago, because it was on sale. I made some chocolate-chip "clumps" with them, and me with a major sweet tooth, had to try some of the batter. I tasted a strange, very RAW taste. What is it coming from, do you know? The flour is mostly comprised of bean flours...though there IS potato starch and tapioca flour...
  21. Mateto
    Stay away, stay FARRRRRRR away. The oats are contaminated, I've tried them and....nope. Not for your average coeliac.
  22. Mateto
    I doubt it. Wine barrels here are just held by plastic and metal. 'Tis all.
  23. Mateto
    I've never had a problem, yet. I buy them locally so maybe that's why?
  24. Mateto
    Yes! This explains a lot. I can only eat Bob's Red Mill, Cream Hill Estates, and Only Oats. There are other certified gluten-free brands we have here which are sickening, and I was wondering why!
  25. Mateto
    There's a Lawton's in ours too...are you talking about the Avalon Mall? The New York Fries at the Avalon Mall is good, because they keep their spices separate. Also you can tell them you have an "allergy to some things in the spices", so they'll be cautious. Second Cup might have gluten-free baked goods.
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