Seriously one of the best Facos (fake taco) I have ever had. If your trying to avoid gluten and or corn you won’t miss it with these. They are filling and full of flavor. My whole family loves this dish. You can also skip the lettuce boats and eat this right out of a bowl like my kids do or shred the lettuce and serve it like…
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I don’t normally buy pre packaged gluten free foods, but I really like these paleo wraps from Julian bakery. They are not cheap but they hold up well and the coconut taste is very light. Also they can be stored on the shelf and they keep for months! I am estimating the calories in the veggies to be about 50 and there are 70…
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This is an extremely simple and healthy alternative to the popular but expensive coffee shop pumpkin latte . The coffee shop latte is pricey for sure, but it also is generally full of artificial and unhealthy ingredients. Ok so here’s another big difference, this is made with tea and not espresso or coffee. For many years I drank coffee – and I still would – if I hadn’t found…
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This recipe makes about 12 one inch squares or in my case hearts (go ahead and double or triple this recipe your going to love them) Note: I generally make everything from scratch and as healthy as possible. You can make this recipe with fruit juice and honey , it will not be a strong taste and will be pale in color. I made this for my husband and wanted…
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This recipe uses a wide variety of alternative flours, I find they work best if you mix them. It does have quite a bit of starch but hey even us gluten free folks have to live a little, right? I normally would make wheat pizza on a pizza stone but that needs to be…
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This is a basic recipe for a plain cracker, feel free to add herbs and or spices. Ingredients: 1 cup sorghum flour 1/2 cup buckwheat flour 1/4 tapioca starch 1/4 cup rice, millet or other GF flour 1/2 tsp Himalayan salt 1/4 cup (half a stick) cold organic preferably raw butter 2 cups plain kefir or buttermilk 1 egg Sift all the flours together in a large bowl. Next cut…
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Baked soaked oatmeal is delicious and really nutritious. Design your own using different dried or fresh chopped fruits, nuts, and toppings. Oats contain phytic acid that inhibits your absorption of minerals. Soaking in a combination of whey and buckwheat flour will help neutralize much of this. I recently started adding the buckwheat flour for phytase, oats are low in this enzyme critical to breaking down the phytates. The acid medium…
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Ingredients: 1/2 cup raw honey 1/3 cup rapadura sugar or other raw sugar 1 stick of real butter organic or raw 1/2 cup almond butter 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 organic egg lightly beaten 1/2 cup coconut flour 1/2 cup almond flour 3/4 cup quinoa flakes 1 tsp baking soda Pinch of good salt Heat oven to 350 and lightly grease pans with butter, I use glass. If you have metal…
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I found the #perfect #restaurant in #LA !! http://www.evokitchenla.com/home.html When my mother comes up to see the kids we like to go out to lunch or dinner. Mom’s a vegetarian who’s gluten free & likes a cocktail now and then. I try to keep gluten out of the kids and my diet, but we love organic foods & grass fed/organic meat. AND if you know me I LOVE wine and I…
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