Taking Anxiety out of Mealtimes
When I went gluten free ten years ago, I couldn't figure out how to make GF baked goods that actually tasted good! So today I want to share four of my FAVORITE recipes. These are two dessert and two bread recipes that are just what you've been looking for!
There are lots of "whole foods" you can eat that are naturally gluten free, like potatoes, rice, beans, vegetables, meats, etc. But sometimes you just need to pull out something already made and ready to go. So I figured I would share a few of my favorite pre-made gluten free options.
I'm a big fan of soup, especially ones that I can prepare ahead of time (aka, during my daughter's nap) and let simmer in the crockpot until we're ready for dinner. I also need to cook things that are free of dairy, gluten, nuts, soy and sesame. So if you're in the same boat of "I need an easy dinner that tastes good and is allergy-friendly," then check out these five soups! They've been a hit with our family.
Right now I'm stuck home with my toddler during COVID "quarantine" here in NY. I feel like I'm playing a constant game of, "What will we do next??" (But then again, when is a toddler mom NOT desperate for more fun & easy things to do at home?) If you're in the same boat, here are 18 things you can do with your toddler!
I was so nervous. I knew we needed to get allergy testing done for my daughter, but I was concerned it would hurt her. I didn't know what to expect; I just thought there would be lots of needles and pain for my daughter. In reality, it went way, way better than expected. Here's what the skin test was like for us.
That Allergy Mama 