Posted on September 26, 2008 by cohort
Pad Thai is the most delicious “anytime” food. I can, will and do it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you have never had it it is like you have never been awake for the sunrise, or something. Traditionally served in the West you can count on it containing rice noodle, egg, peanuts and a [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2008 by cohort
A squirt on waffles
Another squirt on pancakes
Oh, and a spot on the black coffee
How about a dollop on my GF finger
Now, I agree that fresh made whipped cream is the best but I’m just sayin’ that a can of whipped cream will transform a GF meal, snack or drink quickly, sonicaly and happily. It’s rocket [...]
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Posted on September 10, 2008 by cohort
I enjoy these Gluten Free frozen pancakes a lot. I could eat them by the box load. It seems others enjoy too as it is hard to get a hold of ‘em. They seem to sell out tre quick.
Right, I find that the best way to cook em is zap em for the recommended amount [...]
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Posted on July 13, 2008 by cohort
.5 cup chopped dates
.5 cup chopped dried black mission figs
1.5 cup water
1 tablespoon cornmeal
soak dates and figs overnight in water. cook in saucepan over low heat stirring for at least 10 minutes whilst thinking of egypt, sphynx and of course mummies. add the cornmeal slowly. makes about 4 servings.
SERVE WITH MILK, this makes all the [...]
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