Easy Gluten Free Living

I had a question from a subscriber to my newsletter the other day and it was a question that I thought my blog readers might be interested in.  So here is her question, (I excluded her name in case she wanted to remain anonymous), and my answer:

  Hi Mary,
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> I recently had dna testing done and they say that I am Read the rest of this entry »

Yesterday I gave you a recipe for a gluten free salad for your Easter Dinner.  Today I have a dessert recipe, and if you read all the way to the bottom, I have a freebie for you also.

 Banana-Orange Casserole Read the rest of this entry »

I’m back today with another recipe for you. 

Are you having kids at your Easter dinner this year?  If you are here is a great little salad that is perfect for all the little bunnies. 

These are cute little salads that can be placed at any child’s place setting.  They’ll get a giggle out of seeing the Easter bunny at dinner. 

This salad is naturally gluten free, so your gluten free child doesn’t have to feel different.

Enjoy!

Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton Tail and Peter Salad Read the rest of this entry »

I promised you all a quinoa recipe so I hope you enjoy this one as much as my family does.  Not only is this tasty, but it’s fairly easy to put together and off to the oven.

Turkey and Spinach Quinoa Read the rest of this entry »

Have you ever heard of Quinoa?  (Pronounced Keen-wah)  If not and you are a Celiac, eat a gluten free diet, or are a vegetarian, keep reading.

Quinoa is a grain-like seed Read the rest of this entry »

I babysit 2 of my granddaughters almost everyday.  Mhairi, is only 6 months old and still on breast milk.  The older one, Eilidh, is 3 1/2 years old going on 40.  Most of the time she is a pretty good eater, but Read the rest of this entry »

Yesterday morning started out like every other Saturday morning.  I get up around 7:30, (since the alarm goes off at 4:30 the rest of the week, that’s sleeping in for me), get dressed, start the coffee, take the dogs out for their morning walk/run, (the 3 year old lab runs, the 10 year limps/walks).  We come back, I fire up the computer, feed the dogs, grab a cup of coffee and check my email. 

 But yesterday…

Lady T contacted me and asked me to write about Gluten Free…Mom, What’s for Dinner.   Let me tell you a little about Lady T.

Lady T empowers and coaches women  to change the world through entrepreneurship.  She provides motivational workshops, spiritual retreats and one on one coaching that helps moms grow purposeful, flourishing home businesses.  You can click here to learn more about this mompreneur expert and click here to read my highly sought after advice on being a gluten free mompreneur, or in my case a grand-mompreneur.

If you’re a stay at home mom and have been thinking about working from home or an out the door to work mom, dreaming of a work at home life.  Check and see if Lady T can help you find your dream life.

I know this isn’t my usual kind of blog post, but I was just so excited I had to share it with you all.  Come back tomarrow for my usual gluten free info.

Today I have another recipe for Beverly and her son, the picky eater.  Hopefully, Beverly, your son likes macaroni and cheese.  The gluten free store bought can be sooo expensive and not really tasty.

This recipe is a twist on Food Network Good Eats Chef, Read the rest of this entry »

I had a comment/question the other day from Beverly.

Beverly says:

February 23, 2011 at 8:04 pm

My son is on a gluten free diet, however I have found it difficult to feed him. He is very picky. Read the rest of this entry »

Today I have some kid friendly lunch options for you.  It can be really tough finding lunch food for gluten free kids.  So I have two recipes for you today.

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