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Applesauce Nut Muffins with Honey – Gluten-Free

For an easy-to-make, easy-to-eat bread, muffins are among the best, and this recipe for gluten-free muffins is also dairy-free and low in refined sugars.

I made these muffins for my gluten-free diet and was surprised by how much my gluten-loving husband liked them. He enjoyed the sweet flavor of the honey and applesauce and the texture of the muffin with its dried fruit, nuts and whole grain rice flour.

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Roasted Sweet Potato Wedges or Other Gluten-Free Veggies

Roasted vegetables have a more intense flavor and a denser texture than many methods of gluten-free cooking. They are as easy to prepare as the steamed or braised method. I especially like the bit of crusty surface they develop, sort of like on a fried potato, but without the fat.

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Slow-Cooked Corned Beef Dinner

My husband and I thought it was so good that I’m re-posting my Gluten-Free Corned Beef Dinner recipe from last year’s St. Patrick’s Day. I’m confident that you and your family will enjoy it as much as we do. ~~~ Enjoy ~~~ Many traditional meals have to change somewhat to become gluten-free, but for St. Patrick’s Day, we don’t need to change our favorite meal. Most of the corned beef brisket I’ve found to cook is safe for gluten sensitive people. That doesn’t mean I don’t thoroughly verify the ingredients, but this is one of the easiest meals for someone with celiac disease or gluten intolerance. It’s a good beginner’s meal to prepare, you might say, but it doesn’t taste [...]

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Napa Cabbage Slaw with Red Wine Vinaigrette

A salad with napa cabbage has a more tender texture and a milder, sweeter flavor than most types of American cabbage. And, to make it even better, its vitamins and minerals make it a healthy addition to a gluten-free diet.

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Add Napa Cabbage Soup to Your Gluten-Free Diet

I love the flavor of napa cabbage. It’s such a pleasant, healthy addition to my gluten-free diet.

It has a problem, though…

…It’s so delicate that it can easily be overwhelmed if it’s combined with the wrong flavors and textures.

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Gluten-Free Beef Pot Roast for the Crockpot with a Low-Carb Option

For a warming, filling meal that is easy and well-rounded, I can always count on a pot roast to satisfy my family and get rave reviews. This recipe can be a little lighter, too, without changing the flavor a lot. To do that, you can to reduce the….

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Butternut Squash Baked with Apple-Walnut-Cinnamon Stuffing

A satisfying aroma is coming from the oven. Soon we’ll be enjoying the tender texture and delicate flavor of a butternut squash. Today I’m baking this colorful squash with a little gluten-free stuffing made from apples, walnuts, cinnamon and nutmeg. Maybe a little butter, too….

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Apple Galette, Gluten-Free and Easier than Pie!

Apples and spice go together so well! Just about all they need is a little something to wrap around them while they bake…like some pastry crust. I’ve made a lot of gluten-free apple pies, but none of them were any better than this galette.

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