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Gluten-Free “Saltine” Candy

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First, a disclaimer.  Unlike most foods you’ll see around here, there is nothing remotely healthy about this.  It’s pure, unadulterated junk.  But it tastes good. 😉  And once a year, I think I can splurge on junk. 🙂 Years ago, someone at one of our old churches made this saltine candy at Christmastime for a […]

My Recent Favorite Eggs

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This is my favorite way to eat eggs, of late: Melt butter in the pan. Crack eggs into the pan and break the yolks. Let them cook on the first side, then flip. Sprinkle with shredded parmesan cheese, and allow to finish cooking. Yum!   This is linked to Natural Living Monday, Monday Mania, Traditional […]

Whole Grain Gluten Free Bread (Yeast-Free Quick Bread)

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If you’ve been eating gluten-free for any length of time, you know that storebought gluten-free bread is…well, not like “real” bread.  Because xanthan gum is needed to substitute for the “missing” gluten, even the best GF bread has a tendency to have a texture reminiscent of rubber.  The problem, in my opinion, is the apparent […]