Margaret E Clegg
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Celiac Disease advocate and Gluten Free blogger. Supports #MichiganMade - bleeds Green & White. Dog mom and avid movie quoter.
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Favorite Place for a Gluten Free Burger? I love Burger 21 in Novi. The owner is incredibly attentive and their French fries are made in a dedicated fryer. Did you know that the Burger 21 chain is owned by the same parent company as The Melting Pot? What's the best gluten free (restaurant) burger you've ever had, and where was it at?
A Twist on Chicken Salad. Serve this on bread, or eat it with a spoon! Recipe from Simply Recipes https://www.facebook.com/simplyrecipes/videos/542715843481422/
These grain free tots from All the Healthy Things look tasty!
My Favorite Kind of Ring While some women love jewelry, the way to my heart is delicious gluten free food. (And help with the the dishes and the laundry. You too?) The only ring I'm interested is the edible kind, made with crescent dough. And just because we eat gluten free, doesn't mean we have to miss out on these kinds of meal. Use my easy crescent dough recipe to recreate those dishes you miss. In this post I discuss exactly how to roll and cut the dough so it's similar in shape and size to the Pillsbury dough in a can. You'll also find a video linked in the text of the post to help you arrange the triangles into a circle and form the ring. Feel free to watch it multiple times. I know I did! https://miglutenfreegal.com/2019/12/23/gluten-free-cheeseburger-crescent-ring/ QUESTION - Are there recipes you used to make with Pillsbury crescent dough that you miss? Tell me in the comments below, and maybe I can work on recreating them.
My Favorite Kind of Ring⠀ While some women love jewelry, the way to my heart is delicious gluten free food. (And help with the the dishes and the laundry. You too?) ⠀ The only ring I'm interested is the edible kind, made with crescent dough. And just because we eat gluten free, doesn't mean we have to miss out on these kinds of meal. Use my easy crescent dough recipe to recreate those dishes you miss. ⠀ In this post I discuss exactly how to roll and cut the dough so it's similar to the Pillsbury dough in a can. ⠀ ⠀ You'll also find a video linked in the text of the post to help you arrange the triangles into a circle and form the ring. Feel free to watch it multiple times. I know I did! ⠀ ⠀ Find the recipe in the @MIGlutenFreeGal bio link. ⠀ ⠀ QUESTION - Are there recipes you used to make with Pillsbury crescent dough that you miss? Tell me in the comments below, and maybe I can work on recreating them. ⠀ ⠀ https://miglutenfreegal.com/2019/12/23/gluten-free-cheeseburger-crescent-ring/⠀ #Cheeseburger #CheeseburgerDay #GlutenFreeCheeseburger #CrescentDough #CrescentDoughRing #GlutenFreeCrescent #WhatCeliacsEat #CheeseburgerInParadise #GlutenFreeMichigan #GlutenFreeMeals #GlutenFreeRecipes
Wanted to share this as someone had a concern that not everything at Trader Joe's is "certifed" gluten free. (TJ's website DOES state that any produce bearing a gluten free claim has been tested to under 20 ppm.) "96% of labeled gluten-free foods commissioned for testing through Gluten Free Watchdog test below 20 parts per million of gluten."
My Trader Joe's Haul I managed to finally buy a package of gluten free pumpkin spice bagels at the Ann Arbor Trader Joe's yesterday. Also grabbed the pumpkin tortilla chips, the maple kettle corn, apple cider jam and apple cider scented hand soap. Also bought the sweet potato crackers, organic vanilla bean paste (only $4.99!), nutmeg, ginger, and the hamburger buns. The new-to-me item that others may have already seen are these Sunflower seed cookies. They're gluten, egg and dairy free. . Have you been to Trader Joe's recently?
Make this breakfast casserole, and you'll have breakfast prepped for the week! Recipe from Iowa Girl Eats https://www.facebook.com/100044230489098/videos/365468348280506
Don't know about you, but I'm all about the apple + caramel combo. Recipe from Fearless Dining - Gluten Free Recipes
Bread Pudding vs French Toast Casserole In my opinion, there's not a lot of difference between the two. Usually, the custard for a bread pudding is much richer (more fat). But they both contain bread, dairy and eggs. Which means this pumpkin bread pudding is totally legit for a delicious fall brunch. This post includes a recipe for homemade pumpkin bread. You can stop there if you want, and eat it as is. Or, you can turn it into a delicious custardy dessert and top it with ice cream! Recipe --> https://miglutenfreegal.com/2016/12/02/gluten-free-pumpkin-bread-pudding/
Pumpkin Bread, Bumped Up a Notch⠀ Take homemade pumpkin bread, soak and bake it in ruch custard, and then top it with ice cream and homemade chocolate sauce. ⠀ ⠀ And since French Toast Casseroel and Bread Pudding are pretty simliar, this means we can eat this for breakfast, right. ;) ⠀ ⠀ This would be the perfect dessert for a fall brunch, or after a long day of prepping your home garden for the cooler days ahead. ⠀ ⠀ Recipe link in the @MIGlutenFreeGal bio. ⠀ https://miglutenfreegal.com/2016/12/02/gluten-free-pumpkin-bread-pudding/⠀ (Bread recipe inspired by @WheatByTheWayside) ⠀ ⠀ #PumpkinBread #GlutenFreePumpkinBread #GlutenFreeBaking #GlutenFreeDessert #GlutenFreeRecipe #GlutenFreeMichigan #FallRecipes #WhatCeliacsEat #GlutenFreeFood #GlutenFreeFood #GlutenFreeTreats
Do you have any of the Danielle Walker's Against All Grain cookbooks? This is a great article that explains her story.
Do You Trust Me? I'm reworking an old blog post about gluten free resources, and adding a section about how to find reliable accounts to follow . What makes you find a source to be reliable? If you visit a blog, do you read their about page? (here's mine - https://miglutenfreegal.com/about/) What characteristics of a social media account make you want to follow them? What helps you decide if a source is trustworthy? (Please know i am not looking for public praise, but honest feedback on how you choose to follow social media accounts. Not just mine.)
I Can Never Get Enough Blueberry Recipes! These crumb bars from A Saucy Kitchen - Gluten Free Recipes look easy AND delicious! https://www.facebook.com/1530157053940488/videos/1707248799463536
Have you ever tried Mussels?