[ SECRET POST #2517 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2517 ⌋

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Comments

what should I cook?

[(Anonymous)]

... for someone who can' eat anything with gluten, most sugars -> only goat or sheep milk and cheese, only stevia sweets etc. and no rabbit or turkey meat?

Re: what should I cook?

[herpymcderp]

Vegetarian food can be pretty nice if you put in the effort to do it right. Indian food, especially. You can do a lot with that that involves beans, lentils, veg, no dairy. Rice.

You could make biryani or a curry.

Alternatively, you could try Mexican food. Make your own corn tortillas or search for a recipe for arepas. Corn is always gluten free.

Thai curry is a possibility- coconut milk, rice, whatever kind of protein you want. Or pad thai- no real need to use sugar in that. Stevia would work fine.

All depends on what you are comfortable cooking.

Re: what should I cook?

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe you could try looking around on the BakeBakeBake comm's gluten-free tag:
http://bakebakebake.livejournal.com/tag/gluten-free

There are savory and sweet recipes there, and they have a long list of recommended sites on the right that probably have plenty of good recipes.

And there's also always the foodnetwork website's gluten free stuff:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/search/delegate.do?fnSearchString=gluten+free&fnSearchType=Site

And King Arthur Flour's gluten free recipes:
http://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/gluten-free

Re: what should I cook?

[(Anonymous)]

If you want to do pasta, I like to use eastern rice noodles (such as pad thai noodles) instead of the more expensive gluten-free versions of western pasta. The texture is better and the taste is usually better.

Re: what should I cook?

[pantasma]

Well damn. You're right. I love making rice noodles, yet I never thought to use them in place of things like spaghetti... Hell. I just figured out quinoa's tasty.