I was about to make some basmati rice (Indian white rice), but was wondering if soaking rice was healthier. I already soak beans and nuts to remove enzyme blockers. In my research, I discovered soaking basmati rice, as well as others, not only removes some nutrient blockers, it makes it easier to digest. In addition, the soaking speeds up the cooking process. You’ll appreciate the rinsing process because it removes so much of the starch that it makes this a fluffy, not sticky, basmati rice recipe. I use it with my Chicken Korma Recipe. Enjoy! Continue reading “Basic Basmati Rice Recipe”
Girl Scout Cookies Gluten Free Tagalongs
The next time you see Girl Scouts selling Tagalongs, don’t fret. You can make this delicious gluten-free version in your kitchen. The thin cookie is crisp, topped with a sweet and creamy peanut butter filling, and then dipped in milk chocolate. They’re simply unforgettable. Continue reading “Girl Scout Cookies Gluten Free Tagalongs”
Spicy Indian Green Beans Recipe
I have served my Chicken Korma Recipe a number of times, but usually accompanied it with plain vegetables. Recently, I decided to spice those up a little. You control the spice level. Using 1/8 teaspoon provides an ever so light amount heat. While 1/4 teaspoon is perfect for us. You may prefer 1/2 teaspoon. Enjoy this flavorful Indian green beans recipe with your favorite Indian food. Continue reading “Spicy Indian Green Beans Recipe”
Gluten Free Lemon Cake with Two Lemon Frosting Recipes
I’m allergic to lemon, but if you’re on this page, you obviously enjoy lemon desserts. They were some of the favorites. However, I’ve decided to make a bunch of gluten free lemon dessert recipes for you. You shouldn’t have to make do without them. Right? I hope you enjoy this gluten free lemon cake recipe. I have also included my lemon cream cheese frosting and lemon buttercream frosting recipes. I want a piece so bad! Continue reading “Gluten Free Lemon Cake with Two Lemon Frosting Recipes”
Homemade Pico de Gallo
You can use this recipe for pico de gallo on any Mexican dish, but more importantly, you can provide a Mexican flare to any American dish. Serve pico de gallo with grilled steak or chicken for a TexMex flavor. It’s wonderful! What will you serve it with? Continue reading “Homemade Pico de Gallo”
Red White & Blue Gluten Free Cupcakes
Here is another fun gluten free Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day dessert recipe. This recipe creates moist, fluffy, and rich cake in red, white and blue. It’s so good, it doesn’t need frosting! However, you can omit the food coloring and make solid, white cupcakes. This is the richest gluten feee cake I have ever made! It’s because of its high fat and sugar ratio. I hope you enjoy this recipe as well as your holiday. Continue reading “Red White & Blue Gluten Free Cupcakes”
Grilled Homemade Gluten Free Polenta
There’s not too much to purchasing a tube of premade polenta, slicing it, and grilling it. However, making homemade polenta is almost as easy, but tastes so much better. You must try it. You can use gluten free polenta or yellow grits. See below for choice of brands. Enjoy! Continue reading “Grilled Homemade Gluten Free Polenta”
Gluten Free Pastry Cream Using Cornstarch
You will find recipes calling for flour in pastry cream. However, it creates a sandy, almost powdery texture. There is an easy workaround for this problem, which creates an amazingly smooth texture. Use pastry cream to fill pastries, Boston cream pie, and other desserts.
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Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Thai Peanut Noodles Review
Thai Kitchen makes some wonderful gluten free products. Recently I saw their Thai Peanut Noodle Kit and decided to try it. I make about 95% of my food from scratch, but thought I’d keep you all in the loop about good commercial gluten free food, as well. This review on gluten free Thai peanut noodles is well worth the read! Continue reading “Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Thai Peanut Noodles Review”
Delicious Cream of Rice Cereal Recipe
Adding a little fruit or fruit puree, nuts, dried fruit, and cinnamon creates this delicious cream of rice cereal recipe. Of course, it’s all gluten free. The cereal alone is an excellent source of iron. You can also use cooked rice as a substitute. I know a few people who have tried replacing their cream of wheat with cream of rice and did not care for it, but this recipe is mind changer. Continue reading “Delicious Cream of Rice Cereal Recipe”

