Hi everyone! Welcome to another week of sharing great gluten-free eating recipes and ideas. Now that spring is in full swing, I particularly look forward to recipes that use seasonal produce or ones that are good for cook outs and parties. I can’t wait to see what you have to share this week!
This carnival is co-hosted by my friends Shirley of gfe–gluten free easily and All Gluten-Free Desserts and Lynn of Lynn’s Kitchen Adventures. Your links will show up on all three sites!
Last Week’s Highlights
Most clicked link from last week:
Soft Hamburger Buns from Petite Allergy Treats
My picks:
Dairy Free Cheesecake from Low Starch Paleo
Chocolate Covered Seed & Nut Bars from Nourished Roots
My Submission
Grain-Free Lemon Poppy Seed Mini Cupcakes
The Carnival
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- If you’re new, please read the guidelines.
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Hi Linda,
Those buns of Laura’s look incredible!
This week I’m sharing a post very near and dear to my heart – it’s my family’s story of our daughter, Abbi, and how gluten effects her emotionally. It also includes tips on how to help families cope with children who experience similar reactions. Unfortunately, I think it’s more common than one would think. 🙁
Thank you for hosting!
Megan
Good Morning Linda! Thanks for hosting! This week I’m sharing
Slow Cooker Fall Off The Bone Ribs with Honey Garlic Sauce.
I hope you have a great week!
Thanks for hosting, this week I’m sharing my Japanese Salmon and Avocado Rice Bowls.
Thanks for featuring my Dark Chocolate Seed and Nut Bars. I am so excited! thanks again for hosting.
Thanks for hosting! I’m very excited to share “Food Rules from a Fourth Grader” with you, because it was written almost completely by my nine-year-old! Proud doesn’t *begin* to describe it! 🙂