My day of baking yesterday. I made onion rolls and sesame seed bread. No too bad. The onion bread came out better. It still does taste like gluten free bread, but not the worst I have had.
The point of this blog is to show that having celiac disease does not mean you have to give up what you love. It means you have to make adjustments.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Onion rolls and sesame bread
My day of baking yesterday. I made onion rolls and sesame seed bread. No too bad. The onion bread came out better. It still does taste like gluten free bread, but not the worst I have had.
New to blogging
This is my very first blog and blog entry. I am here because I love to talk about food. I love to cook and would be in the kitchen all day if I could. When I found out I could not have gluten I pretty much gave up food. When I gave up food, I gave up cooking. I did not know how to cook gluten free. After several months I wanted to start cooking. I missed it. I am now making and experimenting like I never have before. For the most part, it is turning out good. I thought becoming gluten free was some kind of a punishment; especially because I love, love, love to eat and eat unhealthy. I have come to realize being gluten free has challenged my way of thinking about food and my approach to it. On most days it is a blessing in disguise.
So here I am now, a little over two years gluten free. I hope you enjoy my blog and what I have to contribute to it. Thank you for reading.
So here I am now, a little over two years gluten free. I hope you enjoy my blog and what I have to contribute to it. Thank you for reading.
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