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by elanaspantry and filed in Gluten Free, Special Dietary Needs
With a mere 4 ingredients (dark chocolate, coconut milk, xylitol and coconut oil) this low glycemic chocolate pudding is the perfect gluten-free treat for Valentine’s Day.
by Cooking Gluten (& Dairy) Free and filed in Gluten Free, Special Dietary Needs
Chocolate molten cakes are also known as chocolate lava cakes because when you cut into the chocolate cake, you find a pudding-like or mousse-like center. Really? Really? Sign me up for that! I used arrowroot, but I’d imagine cornstarch would work as well.
by Alyssa Rimmer and filed in Gluten Free, Special Dietary Needs
The secret to these scones is Erewhon’s Crispy Brown Rice with Mixed Berries cereal. The fruit add a touch of sweetness and the cereal adds a bit of crunch. To make them clean, I substituted the egg for applesauce, used psyllium husk instead of xanthan gum and used brown rice syrup instead of honey. The result was marvelous.
by Amanda and filed in Gluten Free, Special Dietary Needs
I love all things pesto! Since I eat a gluten-free diet, I am always looking for new rice dishes. This is a great dish to satisfy my Italian food cravings without pasta. This yummy side dish goes great with grilled chicken or fish.
by Juli and filed in Gluten Free, Special Dietary Needs
Best dessert for your paleo Super Bowl party!
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alisha on 7.15.2010
Might be a crazy question…but I have never cooked a beet….I assume you roast them….but for how long? Do they need seasoned before roasting?
perry10706 on 7.20.2010
Alisha, Not sure if your question got answered or not, but if you click on the related blog post you can find the answer to your question. Yes you do roast time. This link to show you how.
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