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Let’s Talk About Feelings

I don’t usually delve into the serious side of life here on my little corner of the internet. I don’t always talk about real feelings. It’s part of my personality to always put my best foot forward and not show the unglamorous side of life – especially when it comes to living a gluten-free and [...]

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Saskatoon Food Basket Challenge

Saskatoon Food Bank Food Basket Challenge 2012

I hope you all won’t mind my being serious in this post. It’s a departure from my normally random light-heartedness but it’s a topic that hits very close to home and is difficult for me to talk about. I hope I don’t embarrass my family for talking about this. I just feel I need to [...]

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Do I have Celiac Disease? How do I know?

Because I am a food freak and rather passionate about the flavors, tastes, textures and everything that comes along with cooking food I sometimes forget that there’s a reason that I cook this way. After so many years of cooking gluten-free and of course more recently completely vegan (and therefore free of other allergens such [...]

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The Gluten-Free Tutor

I don’t have Celiac Disease.  I don’t suffer from any food allergies that I know of.  But I am the primary cook in a household consisting of one really finnicky (albeit not by choice) husband.  So, in the past years I’ve done a ton of research and at the risk of sounding high on myself, [...]

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Soon…very very soon

Well, this blog certainly hasn’t received the attention it truly deserves the past six months.  I am sorry blog.  Can you ever forgive me?  Just a little while longer and I’ll be able to shower you with great recipes, photos, and tasty blog entries.  Please be patient. Yes, that’s right soon we are returning to [...]

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Super Strict Diet

Well, we’ve been eating out a lot lately and now Levi is suffering the consequences.  We try to make wise choices but when life gets busy sometimes eating at a restaurant is the only option.  In this country, you can get a basic Dominican meal – that’s rice, beans, roasted chicken, and plantain for 120 [...]

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