I can say nom nom nom nom nom. Substitute a four mix of 1/2 C sorghum 1/2 Cup millet and 1/2 tapioca starch flour, and add 1/4 teaspoon of xanthan gum. Do NOT use any bean flours.
These absolutely rock and fill that Saturday morning pancake craving.
Lexie's Kitchen GFCF, egg-free pancakes
And again... nom!
~~Miriam
A recipe, links and tips collection for folks who are chelating mercury, are high cysteine and on a low sulfur diet as a result.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Vanilla Pound Cake (Egg and Gluten-free) Link
A great cake recipe. I found it cooked best in my bunt pan. Terrific cake considering the lack of eggs and gluten.
Mange,
~~Mim
Chicken marabella Link
Wonderful wonderful chicken marabella recipe. Do NOT use the garlic. Also make sure your olives and capers are not flavored with garlic, but just vinegar. Otherwise a great recipe:
Epicurious Chicken Marabella Recipe
Mmmm, enjoy!
~~Mim
Epicurious Chicken Marabella Recipe
Mmmm, enjoy!
~~Mim
Friday, March 15, 2013
News Update
Hello all,
I wanted to let you know I suffered a series of health challenges over the past six months, mostly purely coincidental. One of them was dietary. I have had to go gluten-free and corn-free in addition to sulfur-free. I have structural issues in my digestive tract that are making digesting those two foods into the most exquisitely painful experience.
So, from here on out, I will still be posting sulfur-free recipes I find or create (and I have a lovely load of them I need to get posted here), but they will also be gluten- and corn-free.
In most cases, gluten-free flour can be easily replaced with regular all-purpose flour or spelt flour to get the same desired results.
Tonight, I'm testing a sponge cake recipe that fits the whole bill. If it's good, I shall be posting it here soon.
Thanks for your patience and continued support.
Very best,
Miriam
I wanted to let you know I suffered a series of health challenges over the past six months, mostly purely coincidental. One of them was dietary. I have had to go gluten-free and corn-free in addition to sulfur-free. I have structural issues in my digestive tract that are making digesting those two foods into the most exquisitely painful experience.
So, from here on out, I will still be posting sulfur-free recipes I find or create (and I have a lovely load of them I need to get posted here), but they will also be gluten- and corn-free.
In most cases, gluten-free flour can be easily replaced with regular all-purpose flour or spelt flour to get the same desired results.
Tonight, I'm testing a sponge cake recipe that fits the whole bill. If it's good, I shall be posting it here soon.
Thanks for your patience and continued support.
Very best,
Miriam
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