There is a war occurring between the people trying to avoid gluten and the people serving them in restaurants. This posting is in response to the online post: tickld.com/funny/t/775109. I’d like to propose a truce that will probably satisfy neither side: Continue reading “Gluten-Free and Servers/Chefs”
We’ve been experimenting with gluten free stuffing recipes for about 7 years, since Celiac diagnoses started coming in. Made a good rice and mushroom stuffing, but it wasn’t the same as memories of Thanksgiving. Tried substituting homemade GF bread in Nana’s recipe but it turned into mush. This year we found success, with the help of Glutino!
Bake this separate from the turkey so it stays parve and the vegetarians can eat it, and to avoid any health risks from stuffing the turkey.
A great main course or side dish. We made this as part of the vegetarian offerings for this year’s Thanksgivukkah dinner. Flavorful but mild, this dish would probably be even better with some spices if you were making it for spicier people.
I’ve adapted several recipes, most notably from Elana’s Pantry and Gluten Free Cooking, to come up with my own for this year’s Thanksgiving-and-2nd-Night-Chanukah Dinner.
One third cup with yogurt makes a yummy, nutritious breakfast that doesn’t give us a sugar crash a half hour later. For those of us who can eat fresh fruit, it’s also delicious with berries on top.