Hi everyone! I don’t know about you, but I’m really enjoying cooler weather. I was talking to a friend today about how our cooking changes with fall, and I’m looking forward cool weather meals.
I’m sure that here at Gluten-Free Wednesdays we’ll be seeing fall type recipes as the season progresses. I can’t wait to see what you all have in store.
Monthly Menu Plan: Find out how you can get a gluten-free menu plan for the month of September for free!
Mini Series: I’m starting a new mini series call Gluten-Free Ingredients. If you’re new to the gluten-free diet and need help understanding ingredients on labels, be sure to check it out.
Monthly Theme: September’s theme is pasta. Last week a couple of you mentioned submitting recipes that use a pasta substitute such as squash. That would be great! The theme is always a suggestion and not a requirement.
Last Week’s Highlights:
Asparagus Tetrazzini with White Bean Sauce – Fresh 4 Five
Roasted Zucchini and Tomato Pasta – S.A.H.M. I Am
Chicken and Penne with Kale and Tomatoes – Elegantly, Gluten Free
Caprese Pasta – The Nourishing Home
Chicken Cacciatore (the pasta recipe is not GF) – Cookin the Keys
My Submission: This week I have a low carb dish to share.
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HI,
I shared my video for making Coconut Banana Muffins.
Check out my new online cooking class: go grain-free
http://realfoodforager.com/new-online-cooking-class-go-grain-free/
Thanks for hosting!
(Wondering if I could get away with mashed cauliflower…. I bet I could…) Popping in to say hello, and to share my recipe for Quinoa Cheese Bites. Thanks for hosting this great link-up!
Hi Linda — Thank you for highlighting my Chicken and Penne with Kale and Tomato! This week I’m sharing another easy dinner that’s also quick — Creamed Tuna. It’s a family favorite, even after converting it to gluten-free.
Thank you for highlighting my Asparagus Tetrazinni!
This week I added my prized Jam.
Your mashed cauliflower looks great! I tried mashed rutabaga a while back, but my stomach didn’t agree…I should give this a whirl to see if it’s better 🙂
Thank you so much for highlighting my Chicken Cacciatore this week!
Today I am sharing my favorite soup recipe which is naturally GF for Roasted Tomato Basil Soup w/ dill. It is so easy and packs a punch of flavor. Great for lunch, brunch, dinner or even served in a shot glass as a starter!
Enjoy!
Thanks for hosting this great link-up 🙂 I’ve shared my experience figuring out what to do with adorable little Patty Pan Squash, and a recipe for steaming it with sweet butter and cheese.
Thanks for the shout out, Linda, on my Caprese Pasta! Wishing you a very blessed week! 🙂 Kelly
Thank you for hosting Linda!
I had an AMAZING broccoli salad at a company BBQ so I shared my copy-cat rendition – delicious! It’s sweet enough for kids, healthy for moms & can be made ahead!
http://dontwastethecrumbs.com/2012/09/yummy-recipe-broccoli-salad/
Also shared a tutorial for making your own milk kefir. You can save over $50 by making it yourself!!
http://dontwastethecrumbs.com/2012/09/step-by-step-how-to-make-kefir-and-faq/
everything in eat to learn is GF because! 20 recipes and ways to make them relevant to your kids.
Hi Linda! This week I shared my Golden Courgette Pasta Dish, suitable for the SCD.
Thank you for hosting!
Thanks for hosting! I linked up my post on ginger tea and lemonade, both made with either stevia or raw honey, for stage 1 GAPs:
http://gapsfort2.blogspot.com/2012/09/ginger-tea-lemonade.html
Hey Linda, I linked up a new post and an old post. The first one is my post for Sunny’s terrific Healthy Lunchbox series that I’ve re-posted on my own blog and that includes a new recipe for Double Chocolate Nut Butter Oaties. The second one is my homemade Hamburger Helper-Roni recipe. I thought it would be great for your pasta theme, plus it’s a versatile recipe that’s great for making during the week. I just made it for dinner using shrimp and adding some tomato sauce and almond milk to make a creamier sauce. We loved that version, too!
And yes, I am totally loving the cooler days and nights! It’s so nice to want to turn on the oven to make something tasty and get the benefit of the little bit of heat from it. 🙂
Thanks for hosting!
Shirley
I shared my yummy hummus recipe this week:
http://thespinachspot.blogspot.com/2012/09/crave-worthy-hummus.html
I’d been craving meatballs so combined that with your pasta theme for a grain-free spaghetti and meatballs that my husband and I loved.
I’ve made mashed cauliflower and even my husband (who normally wouldn’t touch cauliflower) ate it. It really is good. 🙂