The sun peeked in through my bedroom blinds this morning awakening my soul. I love Saturday mornings. Love not having to set an alarm clock, love waking to the robins tweeting their songs marking the arrival of spring, and especially love waking next to my man for nearly twenty-nine years. Life is good. I enjoy [Read More]
March 2013 archive
Mighty Mango Muffins
We traveled across the state to Seattle this past weekend for business and a brief opportunity to visit our boys. It always seems funny to say our “boys” when in fact they are grown men, but in a mama’s eyes, they will always be “my boys”. We had such a sweet time with them even [Read More]
Spicy Peanut Thai Noodles & Shrimp
If you enjoy Pad Thai, you may like this recipe. I mentioned in my Coconut Curry Soup Recipe that my favorite food is Thai, I guess I’m proving that to you by adding yet another Thai recipe. But quite honestly, this one is delicious, too! Cooking with Chantaboon Rice Sticks is different than cooking with gluten [Read More]
Gluten Intolerance Linked to Autoimmune Diseases?
My mother suffers from five autoimmune diseases. They wreak havoc on her body as they work to destroy her from the inside out. She suffers from Lupus, Raynauds, Sjogrens, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and the worst of them all, Scleroderma (a connective tissue disorder). The scleroderma has settled in her lungs, creating a calcification, similar to scar tissue. [Read More]
Molasses & Cardamom Cookies
I love molasses cookies and wanted to throw in a bit of a twist using an unusual spice called cardamom. If you have never baked with it I highly recommend it! Cardamom is a unique spice from the ginger family, and a little goes a long way, which is good, because the spice can [Read More]
Thai Coconut Curry Soup
When asked what my favorite food is, I most always say Thai, especially Thai Coconut Curry Soup. I love the blend of sweet with spicy. The flavors are deep and rich, like a good comfort food. We have a great little public house restaurant in Pullman called Southfork. During the winter months they serve this [Read More]
The Best Gluten-Free Gooey Cinnamon Rolls
I remember several years back, attempting to make cinnamon rolls when the only flours used in gluten free recipes were rice and soy. I can tell you flat out from experience, it produces a hard little bun that is tough and doesn’t rise. It is such a disappointment when so much time is invested in [Read More]
Moroccan-Spiced Black Bean Chili
We have a wonderful little bistro in our neighboring town, which makes a delicious Moroccan Black Bean chili; the only problem is it is not gluten free. After I took a few bites, I asked what the ingredients were (a dangerous thing to do when you are gluten free). In other words, don’t do it! [Read More]
Making Croutons from Gluten Free Bread
There are several gluten free bread products on the market today and new ones seem to be popping up all the time. I was surprised when my husband arrived home from a recent Costco trip with two loaves of gluten free bread! Costco is carrying Super-seeded Multi-grain from the The Essential Baking Company. They are located [Read More]