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November 30, 2009
Cran-Apple Salsa
We don't like hot peppers so my recipe uses green chilies. Feel free to substitute a hot pepper if you like. I'm sure a sugar substitute would also work well in this recipe. The ingredients are not items I always have on hand, so I have to plan ahead when I make it, but it is very simple to put together and is always a big hit. I hope you enjoy it too.
Cran-Apple SalsaIngredients
12 oz. fresh cranberries
3 medium apples, cored
1 medium red bell pepper, seeded
1 small red onion
1/2 c. sugar
1/3 c. apple juice
3 Tb. fresh cilantro, minced
2 Tb. canned green chilies
1 tsp. lime zest
Tortilla chips
A food processor is easiest, but you can certainly chop the ingredients by hand. Finely dice the cranberries, apples, red pepper, and onion. Combine all of it in a serving bowl and add the sugar, juice, cilantro, chilies, and lime peel. Stir well. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Serve with tortilla chips.
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The theme of this week's "What can I eat that's gluten free?" is holiday party food. Be sure to check back Wednesday for more ideas and to enter your link.
Tasty Tuesday has an appetizer theme this week as part of the Bloggy Progressive Dinner.
Thursday, Amy at Simply Sugar & Gluten Free is hosting the Holiday Food Fest with a theme of Holiday Cocktails, Mocktails, and Appetizers. You won't want to miss those either.
Labels: appetizer and snack recipes
November 29, 2009
A Wonderful Thanksgiving
I'm back now, and just wanted to say hello. I don't have a recipe for you, but I will soon. I wish I had food pictures for you, but unfortunately my camera battery was low and I saved it for pictures of people.
My brother loves to cook. It's a hobby for him, so he is happy to do most of the cooking when we get together and give us wives a break. I couldn't keep myself out of the kitchen completely, though. My brother does a great job of meeting various dietary needs of the family. Most of what he cooked was gluten free. The little bit that wasn't, I didn't miss. Here is a list of some of the things we ate over our four days together:
- oyster stew
- fried oysters (not gf)
- potato chowder
- roast turkey breast
- ham
- mashed potatoes w/gravy
- autumn casserole (the one I told you about last week)
- green beans cooked w/ham
- ratatouille
- rice pilaf w/raisins & pine nuts
- mahi mahi stuffed with crab imperial (wonderful!)
- butternut squash soup
- apple pie (not gf)
- pumpkin pie (gf)
- fudge
- sausage
- eggs
- hash browns
- fried apples & onions
I am thankful for my family, and I'm thankful for my cyber friends. Whether rowdy and fun or quiet and peaceful, I hope you had an enjoyable holiday also.
Labels: miscellaneous
November 24, 2009
What Can I Eat That's Gluten Free?
Welcome to this weekly carnival of gluten free eating ideas. Please join in by visiting the links below and adding your own. If this is your first time participating, you can read the guidelines here.
Next week the carnival will have a theme of party foods. With holiday parties coming up, we could all use some new ideas. Share an appetizer, main dish, dessert, or drink – anything you might serve at (or take to) a holiday party. Of course, as always, the theme is only a suggestion. You can link to any gluten-free eating post you like.
This week I thought I would highlight a couple of people who were late in linking up last week, just in case you missed theirs. Both look great, so be sure to check them out. You can view all 21 links from last week here.
Similar to my own entry this week, Caitlin of Blooming Rose has a
Chicken Pot-Shepherd's Pie.
Nancy of The Sensitive Pantry has
Banana Walnut Oat Pancakes.
Yadi of The Gluten Free Diaries has
Pumpkin Bread.
My entry for this week is:
Chicken (or turkey) Pot Pie - I use green beans instead of peas and add my biscuit dough on top.
I will be offline the rest of the week enjoying time with my family. Thanks for participating and have a wonderful, safe, gluten-free Thanksgiving!
Labels: What can I eat?
November 23, 2009
Chicken (or turkey) Pot Pie
I have a confession to make. I can't remember the last time I cooked peas. I have never liked them. The only peas I can stand to eat are the small baby peas. I used to cook them occasionally just so the kids would be exposed to them, but I seem to have quit doing that. One of my kids hates peas. When he was younger he would hold them in his mouth forever, unable to swallow without gagging. Not liking peas myself, I had mercy on him. I guess that's part of the reason I don't cook them. The rest of the family eats them, but nobody particularly loves them. The only exception to my dislike is split pea soup, which I only began eating in recent years.
Traditional chicken pot pie recipes call for peas. I use green beans instead, but if you are a pea lover, feel free to use them in place of the beans. They won't require as much cooking as the beans, though, so you can just add them in with the chicken.
Gluten-Free Chicken Pot PieIngredients
- 2 Tb. butter
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 3 carrots, sliced
- 1 stalk celery, sliced
- 1 1/2 c. thin green beans, cut in pieces
- 2 c. chicken, cooked and chopped
- 2 c. chicken stock
- 3 Tb. rice flour
- 1/8 tsp. ground thyme
- salt & pepper
- 1 drop biscuit recipe
In a large skillet, melt the butter and cook the onion, carrots, celery, and green beans until the onion is transparent and the other veggies are tender.
Add one cup of the chicken stock and the chicken. Heat through. Whisk together the other cup of stock and the rice flour. Add to the skillet with the thyme and salt & pepper to taste. Heat and stir until it is thickened. Place the veggie mixture in a greased 2 quart casserole dish.
Make the biscuit recipe and spread it over the top of the dish.
Bake at 350 degrees about 30 minutes. Use a knife to see if the biscuit dough is done at the center.
This post is linked to Tempt My Tummy Tuesday and Tasty Tuesdays.
Labels: chicken, main dish recipes
November 22, 2009
Bob's Red Mill Cookbook-Review & Giveaway
"Whole & Healthy Grains for Every Meal of the Day" is what you will find in this new 448 page cookbook, which Bob's Red Mill kindly sent to me for review. While it is not a gluten free cookbook, it does contain many gluten free recipes which are marked as such.
Because the book starts with breakfast foods I was initially disappointed in the number of gluten free recipes. Only 8 out of 42 recipes in that category are gluten free. It only got better from there however. There are many gluten-free recipes in the salads, soups, snacks & sides (fewer here), main dishes and even sweets categories. In fact, almost all the main dishes are gluten free.
I have only just begun to try the many healthy recipes in this book. Here are a few I have made so far, one I even plan on making for Thanksgiving.
Pennsylvania Dutch
Baked Oatmeal - You of course need to use gluten-free oats for this recipe. I've made baked oatmeal before, but I really liked the apples in this recipe. Variations are also given for peach or berry baked oatmeal.
Chicken Tamale Pie - This recipe uses ground chicken or other ground meat. I used beef. It uses a corn mush crust on the top and bottom. My family enjoyed it.
Autumn Casserole with Yams and Cannellini Beans - I loved this. With the beans it can be served as a main dish. I plan on serving it without the beans as a side dish at Thanksgiving. It contains yams, cranberries, apples, and pecans along with other tasty ingredients.
If you enjoy whole grain healthy meals, you will like this book. Many of the recipes use beans which my family is not fond of. I used them in the autumn casserole, and they didn't mind too much, but I know that my family would not care for a lot of the recipes. However, this book has more than 350 recipes which means there is something for everyone. We enjoyed the recipes I tried and I look forward to trying more.
The book is attractive with red recipe titles and dividing lines. Picture symbols are used to indicate recipes which are gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan. There are a number of basic recipes provided for things such as millet, quinoa, or brown rice along with recipes that include those ingredients. There are also occasional boxes of information on particular ingredients such as teff flour, amaranth grains, and polenta.
My only criticism of this book is that the print is too small. The pages are nice and big with plenty of white space, which I like, but I would rather that some of that space be used for a slightly larger font. My forty something eyes which don't even require glasses, had to keep moving closer to my cookbook holder to read the print. Even my teenage son couldn't read the fractions listed in the ingredients without getting up close. I have to say, though, that the autumn casserole was worth having to move up close to read.
You can purchase this cookbook from Bob's Red Mill or Amazon (where you can take a look inside the book) for just under $20. Bob's Red Mill is also offering to giveaway a cookbook to one lucky reader. To enter the giveaway, just leave a comment on this post telling me your favorite whole grain. Be sure to leave an email address if your name does not link to a blog where I can contact you. The giveaway ends Saturday, November 28 at 11:00 p.m. eastern time.
Labels: reviews
November 19, 2009
Edible Gifts
Roasted Cinnamon nuts – just click the link to see the recipe I used. You can find other recipes online. Some are spicy too. They are easy to make, and most people enjoy nuts. Nuts can be expensive. I bought large bags of them at BJ's which made it more economical.
Herbes de Provence – For some reason I can't find the recipe I used for this, but recipes abound on the internet. Most use lavender, which I wasn't able to find, so I used one that contained thyme, basil, oregano, and rosemary. I specifically bought spices in jars that I liked so I could use them to package the mix. I made the labels on the computer and printed them onto label paper (which I happened to have). The bottle show is the one I'm using, but the ones I gave away were full.
Vanilla extract – It takes several months for this extract to reach a good flavor, but even though it wouldn't be completely ready in time for Christmas, you could still give it as a gift and tell them is needs to sit a couple more months before use. I started making vanilla well before Christmas, but had trouble deciding how to bottle it. I looked in craft stores and didn't find anything I liked. I ended up buying salad dressing just for the bottles. I don't have a picture of them, but they were round glass bottles. The salad dressing was put into canning jars and the bottles were cleaned thoroughly.
I think food gifts are an excellent way to go at Christmas, especially if you don't know what some one has/doesn't have or what they need/don't need. Everyone eats! Just remember to take into consideration special diets and eating preferences and whether or not someone is likely to use it. A single man who never bakes isn't likely to appreciate the vanilla extract, but might love home made cookies!
For more edible gift ideas see Gluten-Free Holiday: Gifts of Good Taste and The Holiday Food Fest (not necessarily gluten free).
Labels: gluten-free recipes, miscellaneous
Celiac Disease and Your Social Life
A Recent ExperienceFor the first time ever, my husband and I left our kids home alone overnight. Two nights to be exact. We escaped to the beach where we shared a huge house with seven other couples. We had a great time with our friends, and friends they truly are. They understand celiac disease. Many of them knew me when I was diagnosed and saw how weak and thin I was. These are not people who say, "Oh come on, a little bit can't hurt you." And yet, I got glutened. As understanding as they are, as kind as they were to prepare gluten-free food, they are simply not used to being as careful as I have to be to avoid contamination.
I'm pretty sure it happened during dinner Friday night. I took a dessert for that meal which consisted of fixings for soft tacos. I made a taco salad. The meat was prepared with individual spices, and the lettuce, tomato, cheese, and chips were all gluten free. I served myself first before the flour tortillas were opened. I was quite confident that all was fine. Maybe it was, but at some point I ingested gluten.
Saturday morning I was riding in the car with my husband. We were headed into town to pick up a few groceries. Suddenly, my stomach felt upset and I grew tired. Very tired. That's always my signal that I've gotten glutened. My husband picked up one thing then headed back to the house. I dragged myself up to my bed where I slept for four hours and dreamed that I was so tired I couldn't stay awake. My digestive symptoms weren't too bad, thankfully, but I felt in a fog the rest of the day. I prepared the main course that night, but still had to be careful because wheat bread and pasta were being served. As you can imagine, I was extremely cautious, and everything seemed to go okay with that meal.
Going back a few months, I remember when we were asked to join this group at the beach. My first response was, "No. It will be too hard to eat." But who wants their social life to be controlled by celiac disease? I didn't, so we decided to go. A few days before the trip I got really nervous. "How will I manage with so many people sharing one kitchen?" Then I told myself, "Just be careful, and it will be fine."
I was careful. It wasn't fine. It's not anyone's fault. My friends did all I could ask them to do. When I was feeling well, I greatly enjoyed the time with my husband and friends, but always hanging in the back of my mind was the thought that I had to be careful. I had to avoid any contamination.
QuestionsThe question is, if I'm given the opportunity to do something like that again, will I do it? I'll have to weigh the benefits versus the risk and that nagging concern. Looking back on that weekend, was the enjoyment and refreshment worth the worry and the auto immune reaction? Was it worth the intestinal damage that inevitably took place inside my body?
I asked my husband what he thought. He said we should do it again, but not in the same way. If it was worth it to me, I would need to prepare my meals ahead of time and take a microwave or other countertop oven for reheating. I think I could live with that. It's not the same as sharing the same meal with my friends, but it beats not being with them at all.
What Do You Think?Food is a huge part of so many social activities. It is inevitable that having celiac disease will affect one's social life. For many people, that's the hardest part of dealing with the disease. How does it affect you? How do you handle social situations? With the holidays approaching, your experience might help someone.
Labels: celiac disease
November 17, 2009
What can I eat that's gluten free?
Welcome to this weekly blog carnival of gluten free eating ideas. Please browse through the links and add your own. If this is your first time linking up, please read the guidelines here.
I'm very excited that this carnival has been growing recently, and I appreciate all of you who have participated. Since I'm now posting my recipes separately, I thought I would use this post to highlight a few links from last week. There were several breakfast recipes which you should take a look at, if you haven't already.
First, we had TWO mouth watering recipes for pumpkin pancakes from:
Lauren at Celiac Teen
Cinde at Gluten Free Taste of Home
Second was a post full of healthy, gluten-free breakfast options with great photos from:
Iris at The Daily Diet Tribe
I have two submissions this week.
Spaghetti Squash Casserole
Cheese Sauce
I look forward to seeing what you post each week, and even if I don't use your idea or recipe exactly, it often inspires me in some way.
Labels: What can I eat?
Homemade Cheese Sauce
I made this the other night to put on cauliflower. I'm not a big fan of cauliflower, but I bought a head of it a couple of weeks ago with some recipe in mind. I then forgot where I saw the recipe and the cauliflower just sat in my refrigerator. The other day my husband said, "I keep seeing that cauliflower in the frig, but it never shows up on my plate. Why don't you just cook it and serve it with cheese sauce." So that is what I did.
This sauce uses sweet rice flour. If you don't have any you can use rice flour or even corn starch. Sweet rice flour is worth having around, though. You don't need a lot, but it's great for thickening sauces, gravies, and soups.
Gluten-Free Cheese Sauce
- 1 c. milk
- 1 Tb. butter
- 1 Tb. sweet rice flour (or rice flour)
- 1/4 tsp. salt
- 3 oz. or 3/4 c. shredded sharp cheddar cheese
In a small saucepan, whisk together the milk and flour. Add the butter and salt and heat on medium high heat, whisking frequently, until the sauce starts to boil and thickens a little. Reduce heat and stir in the cheese. You can add more cheese if you desire. Stir until the cheese is melted.
Labels: other recipes
November 16, 2009
Gluten-Free Drop Biscuits Revisited
My family of guys likes having bread with a meal. Not always, but often, and it goes well with the soups and stews I make during the colder months. I usually rotate between a few recipes, and these biscuits are a favorite. I can remember years ago making drop biscuits from Bisquick. They were quick and easy and we liked them, but they weren't great. These biscuits take a little more time since I don't have a mix, but not much more, and they are so much better!
They are not your typical flaky, buttery biscuits, but they are wonderful. They have a delightfully soft texture. My family loves them, and they didn't notice any difference when I made this change. I haven't tried this recipe with other flours. I think it would work, but it is the sorghum that makes them nice and soft.
Gluten-Free Drop Biscuits
- 1 c. sorghum flour
- 1/2 c. potato starch
- 1/4 c. tapioca starch
- 1 tsp. xanthan
- 1 tsp. cream of tartar
- 3/4 tsp. baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 2 Tb. sugar
- 1/4 c. butter, softened (or vegetable oil)
- 1 large egg
- 3/4 c. milk (sub. should work)
Combine the dry ingredients in a small bowl. In your mixer bowl, combine the butter, egg and milk. Add the dry ingredients and beat on high about 30 seconds. Scrape down the sides and make sure it is mixed well.
Spray an ice cream scoop with cooking spray and drop the dough by scoopfuls onto a sprayed cookie sheet. Bake at 400 degrees about 12 minutes until golden brown. Makes about 10 biscuits.
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This recipe is linked to Slightly Indulgent Mondays at Simply Sugar & Gluten Free.
Labels: bread recipes
November 11, 2009
Potato Chowder
That leaves me with favorite fall dishes, but I don't have anything particularly fallish either. However, one thing I love about fall is eating soup on a cold evening. This is one of our favorite soups. Truly, every member of my family really likes it. With meat and potato in it, you can serve it as a main dish, and if you have meat and potato guys like I do, they are sure to love it.
I'm submitting this recipe to the Ultimate Recipe Swap at Life as Mom which has a Food Allergy/Special Diet theme this week. Be sure to check out the other recipes. This is also submitted to Friday Foodie Fix at The W.H.O.L.E. Gang where you can find other recipes with carrots.
I posted this recipe a year ago, so you may have already seen it in the recipe index. I bet most you haven't, though, and because it is so good, I decided to republish it.
This recipe is adapted from one in Bette Hagman's book More from the Gluten-Free Gourmet.
Gluten-Free Potato Chowder
- 1 lb. bulk sausage, cooked
- 1 c. onion, chopped
- 1 c. carrot, shredded
- 1/4 c. butter
- 4 c. potatoes, sliced
- 3 c. chicken broth
- 1 c. milk
- 2 Tb. rice flour
- salt and pepper to taste
Add the rice flour to the cold milk and blend with a fork. Add to the potato mixture. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and add the cooked sausage. Heat through. Add salt and pepper to taste. Serves 8 - 10 people.
Notes: One of the nice things about soup is that you can easily adjust the amount of ingredients to your taste. I never worry about measuring the vegetables exactly. If I have more than one cup of carrots when I'm done shredding, I put it all in. Bette's recipe includes frozen peas added after the meat is added. The soup is then cooked a couple of minutes more. Peas would ruin it for my family :).
Labels: soup recipes
November 10, 2009
What do you eat that's gluten free?
If you are on a gluten-free diet and have a blog, please share with us something gluten free that you like to eat. Simply write a blog post with the idea, recipe, menu plan, or review and link that post here using Mr. Linky below. If it's your first time participating you can read the guidelines here. If you don't have a blog, you can still participate by leaving a comment.
For more dinner ideas, you can visit The Gluten-Free Homemaker's Facebook page. Most nights I post what we're having for dinner and others tell what they are having in the comments. It's a great place to find ideas and inspiration.
Last week we had a great round up of gluten-free soup recipes. Be sure to check it out if the weather is cold and you are looking for something to warm you. Our next theme week will be December 2 – party food. There is only a theme on the first Wednesday of the month. Other weeks anything goes, but I tend to stick to dinner ideas. Here's my recipe for this week:
Baked Macaroni & Cheese
Please remember to leave a link back here somewhere in the text of your post. Thanks for participating!
Labels: What can I eat?
November 9, 2009
Baked Macaroni and Cheese
Mom doesn't have an exact recipe, so I had to come up with the amounts. Sadly, I forgot the butter. It was still good, but didn't taste quite the same. I think Mom usually uses more butter than what I put in the recipe, but it doesn't take much to give it that buttery flavor. You could cut back on it or leave it out as I did if you're concerned about the calories, but remember it is macaroni and cheese.
As for the pasta, macaroni is one of my least favorite shapes. I love penne, but decided to use spirals this time. I used Tinkyada brand (as always), but any gluten-free pasta should work well.
Mom's Baked Macaroni and Cheese
- 16 oz. gluten-free pasta
- 8 oz. evaporated milk
- 2 eggs
- 1/4 c. butter, melted
- salt & pepper
- 8 oz. cheddar cheese, shredded
Cook and drain the pasta according to package instructions. Spray or butter a 9 x 13 baking dish. Combine the milk and eggs. Put half the pasta in the dish. Drizzle half the butter over the pasta, then half the milk mixture. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste. Put half the shredded cheese on top. Repeat the layers. Bake at 350 degrees about 30 minutes or until the egg mixture has set.
Note: I'm guessing at the amount of cheese. Use as much or little as you like.
This post is linked to Slightly Indulgent Tuesday, Tempt My Tummy Tuesday and Tasty Tuesday.
Labels: egg, main dish recipes
November 5, 2009
Cranberry-Orange Coffee Cake
I was excited about trying some new cranberry recipes this week until I realized that I had a very busy week with little time to go to the grocery store or do any baking. I had to make something, though. I'll tell up front that my first "something" was a flop. Yes, I do have flops. I decided to make muffins and saw another recipe that paired cranberries with pumpkin. That sounded good so I quickly went about throwing together a muffin recipe. Unfortunately, I didn't take into account the moisture in the pumpkin when I decided on the amount of milk I would use. They were way too wet and heavy. They never cooked completely on the inside and ended up in the trash.
The next day I went to the grocery store and picked up some oranges thinking to use them in a cranberry recipe. This time I took my time putting together something I would like, and here is what I came up with. It is delicious. I love the flavor combination, and it's easy to make.
Coffee cakes are generally a little sweeter than I like to eat for breakfast, especially with a topping, but this one has enough whole grain, nut, and berry goodness that I even ate it for breakfast.
Gluten-Free Cranberry-Orange Coffee Cake
- 4 Tb. butter, softened
- 1 c. sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 3/4 c. brown rice flour
- 3/4 c. millet flour
- 1/2 c. potato starch
- 1 tsp. xanthan gum
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1/2 c. orange juice
- zest of one orange
- 1 1/2 c. cranberries
- 1 c. chopped pecans, toasted
- 1/2 c. gluten-free flour mix
- 1/2 c. brown sugar
- 3 Tb. butter, cold
In the bowl of your mixer, cream together the butter and sugar. Add the eggs and beat until light and fluffy. Combine the dry ingredients in a small bowl. Add them to the egg mixture alternately with the orange juice, beginning and ending with the flour. Stir in the zest, cranberries, and pecans. Spread the batter in a greased 9 x 13 inch baking pan.
Combine the topping ingredients with a pastry blender and sprinkle on top of the batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes or until a tester comes out clean.
Note: My nuts were closer to being ground than chopped because my food processor was dirty and I decided to use my Magic Bullet.
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This post is linked to Slightly Indulgent Mondays at Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free.
Labels: breakfast recipes, cake, dessert recipes
October Review – What can I eat?
Here is October's roundup of links. There are lots of great gluten-free recipes and ideas here, so be sure to look for any you might have missed. Thanks to everyone who participated!
Even those who are not on a gluten-free diet often need inspiration, but with dietary restrictions, figuring out what to eat can be even more challenging. I hope this carnival gives you ideas and inspiration.
The first Wednesday of each month has a theme, but the theme is only a suggestion. Any ideas are welcome. The theme for December 2 will be party food. Let's give each other ideas for the holiday parties that will be coming up that month.
October 28 - Mexican Casserole
1. Gina (Tomato Sauce)
2. Iris: Spicy Chicken Tacos (and a giveaway)
3. Kim, The Food Allergy Coach (Flourless Pancakes)
4. The Happy Housewife ~ Beans and Rice
5. Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free (Chicken Spinach Pesto Soup)
6. GingerLemonGirl - Potato & Spinach Enchiladas
7. Clara, Gluten Free Onion Rings
8. Chelsey ~ White Wine Marinara Rosee over GF Pasta
9. Lauren of Celiac Teen (Poached Eggs)
10. Brian (GF Chicken Fried Steak)
11. Chaya - tomato mac and cheese
12. Chaya - Faith's Salad
13. Shirley @ gfe--gluten free easily--Crockpot Jambalaya
14. Gluten Free Gidget ( Halloween-y Pumpkin Bean-y Soup)
15. Suzy Johansen (chocolate mocha smoothie)
October 21 – Our Favorite Chili and Corn Bread
1. Alea @ Premeditated Leftovers (Swiss Steak)
2. Alea @ Premeditated Leftovers (frosted pumpkin cookies)
3. Ari@Food Intolerances Cook (Mini Chicken Meatloaves)
4. The W.H.O.L.E. Gang (Pork & Vegetable Spaghetti Arrabiata)
5. Gluten Free Gidget (Poulet and Potatoes)
6. Kim, The Food Allergy Coach (Kale Chips)
7. Amy @ SS&GF (Pumpkin Dog Biscuits)
8. Shirley @ gfe (Cheesy Chicken Zucchini Bake--gf or gf/df)
9. Heather @CeliacFamily (Cilantro Lime Shrimp)
10. Alisa (Grain-Free Cauliflower "Risotto")
11. ATXglutenfree (pork with POM wonderful sauce)
12. Brian (GF Pumpkin Cheesecake)
13. Iris at The Daily Dietribe (Basil Thai Noodles)
14. Lauren of Celiac Teen (Turkey Pot Pie)
15. Gina (Pesto)
16. Naomi (blueberry pie - use the crust for other pies!)
October 14 – Cornmeal Crust Pizza
1. Lauren of Celiac Teen (Pumpkin Cupcakes)
2. Iris at The Daily Dietribe (Chocolate Cake)
3. Brian (GF Meatloaf)
4. Gluten Free Gidget (Fire Roasted Tomato Soup)
5. Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free (Petite Pumpkin Loaves w/Currants)
6. Kim, The Food Allergy Coach (Veggie Fritters)
7. Jen @ Feeling Better Gluten Free (Pumpkin Cookies)
8. Ari-Food Intolerances Cook (My New Favorite Whole Grain GF Bread)
9. Trish @ Gluten Free in SLC (Ranch Pork Chops GF)
October 7 (breakfast theme) - French toast & other links
1. The Happy Housewife (Potato Soup Healthy & Delish!)
2. Trish @ Gluten Free in SLC (Grilled Glazed Chicken Drummies)
3. The W.H.O.L.E. Gang (Bacon Weave Hash Brown & Egg Stack)
4. Gluten Free Gidget (Kimchi Nori Rolls)
5. Celiacs in the House (Breakfast Bowl)
6. Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free (Chicken Gumbo)
7. Pam (product reviews)
8. Heather @Celiac Family (banana coffee cake)
9. Elizabeth (chocolate chip pancakes)
10. Jessie @ Blog Schmog (mushroom soup)
11. Brenna Kater, the Oceanskater (GFDF Crepes)
12. Iris at The Daily Dietribe (Hearty Apple Cinnamon Waffles)
13. Lauren of Celiac Teen (Quinoa Flake Waffles)
14. Shirley at gfe (Hash Brown Breakfast Casserole & Volcano Pancake)
15. Chaya (Rice Kugel Muffins)
Labels: What can I eat?
November 3, 2009
Soup Theme -What can I eat that's gluten free?
The first Wednesday of each month this carnival has a theme, and today it is soup. If you don't have a soup recipe to link up, that's okay. Anything is fine, the theme is just a suggestion. If this is your first time participating in the carnival, please read the guidelines here.
Once upon a time this wife, mother, and blogger used to be an elementary school teacher. My first year teaching, the principal decided to give me a very challenging 4th grade class, full of behavior problems. It wasn't just that I was a new teacher, this class was know for being a bad group since they started at the school. About the time Halloween came around, the newness of the school year had worn off, and I was still learning how to handle these kids (I did manage it eventually). Things were not going well.
For Halloween, the school had a poem writing contest. Each class was to write a gory poem about a witch's brew, and the winner would get a little party at the end of the day on Halloween. My class did a pretty good job with the poem, and I think those in charge were feeling sorry for me, so we won the contest! At the end of the day, they brought in our very own witch's brew.
I think it was made with orange cool aid, spaghetti noodles, grapes, and maybe something else. If that doesn't sound appetizing to you, imagine trying to eat it after having written a poem about a brew filled with eye balls (grapes), and guts (spaghetti). No, it wasn't really a treat for the kids. In fact, one of them threw up. Then another. Then another. Then another. Till it was most of the class. It was the end of the day too, and kids had busses to catch. Ahhh!!! Thanks so much for choosing us to win this contest!
Well, I hope your
Creamy Vegetable Soup
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November 2, 2009
Creamy Vegetable Soup
Thanks to this soup I have proof that people's tastes can change for the better. About five years ago, I made a slow cooker version of this soup that was very similar to this recipe. I thought it was delicious! However, the rest of my family did not like it. Not one of them. I ended up taking some to my mom who also loved it.
For my husband, the problem was the sweet potatoes. He's an Idaho boy and grew up on Idaho potatoes, not sweet potatoes. He doesn't like them. Or, I should say, didn't like them. In the past year he has tried and liked sweet potato fries. What a surprise! I decided to give this soup a try again, and was hoping he would think the chunks of sweet potatoes were carrots. He was not to be fooled, but surprise again! He liked it!
Not only that, but everyone liked the soup! In fact, as I was preparing it and while we were eating it, I heard comments like, "Mmmm, that smells good," and "Hey, this is really good." I couldn't help but smile, and after everyone had told me they liked it, I told them the story from five years ago. I hope it's an encouragement to those of you with picky eaters.
I varied the recipe slightly by using celery instead of broccoli, which we like but I was out of. Also, I did not include regular potatoes and I cut the amount of butter in half. I served this soup with drop biscuits as a meatless meal. The soup was packed with vegetables which we found quite filling. My guys wouldn't like meatless more than once a week, but they're okay with it sometimes, especially when it tastes yummy.
This recipe could easily be made vegetarian by substituting a vegetable broth for the chicken broth. For you dairy free folks, milk is added to this soup giving it the term creamy, but I'm not sure creamy is really the right word. I like the taste the milk gives it, but the soup would be good without it. You could just add extra broth, or use a milk substitute.
Gluten-Free Creamy Vegetable Soup
- 4 c. chicken broth (I used Pacific brand)
- 2 Tb. butter (or substitute)
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 3 medium sweet potatoes, cut in 1/2 in. pieces
- 1 large zucchini, cut in chunks (or 2 small)
- 2 stalks celery, sliced
- 1 tsp. ground cumin
- 1/2 tsp. salt (or to taste)
- 1/4 tsp.pepper (or to taste)
- 2 c. milk (or substitute, or omit and increase broth)
Note: I don't like mushy zucchini so I added the potatoes first and let them get started cooking before adding the large chunks of zucchini.
This post is linked to Ultimate Recipe Swap, Tempt My Tummy Tuesday and Tasty Tuesday. Stop by and look for some naturally gluten free recipes or inspiration for making one.
Labels: soup recipes
November 1, 2009
Multi-Grain Apple Muffins
These muffins are great breakfast muffins. The texture is soft, and I love the combination of flavors--grains, apple, and spices. The spices are subtle, so add more if you like. If you don't have all the flours, you can substitute a gluten-free flour mix for the total amount of flour, or substitute brown rice flour for one or more of the whole grains. These muffins were best when fresh and still warm. They dried out more than most of the muffins I've made, maybe because of the buckwheat flour. I didn't let that keep me from eating them the next day, though. They can be warmed in an oven with a dish of water to add moisture, or in the microwave. Adding a little butter helps too.
Gluten-Free Multi-Grain Apple Muffins
- 1/2 c. sorghum flour
- 1/2 c. millet flour
- 1/2 c. buckwheat flour
- 1/2 c. potato starch
- 1/3 c. sugar (more or less to taste)
- 1/2 tsp. xanthan gum
- 1 Tb. baking powder
- 1 tsp. unflavored gelatin (optional)
- 1/4 tsp. salt
- 1 tsp. apple pie spice (or just use cinnamon)
- 1/4 c. oil or melted butter
- 2 eggs
- 1 c. milk or substitute
- 1 apple, peeled and chopped
In a medium sized bowl combine the dry ingredients. In a smaller bowl or glass measuring cup combine the wet ingredients and add to the dry ingredients. Mix until all the flour is moistened. Fold in the chopped apple. I used a large apple and could barely get all the batter into the muffin cups. A smaller apple would work better, or part of a large one. Spoon the batter into a greased muffin tin and bake at 400 degrees for 18 - 20 minutes.
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This post is linked to Slightly Indulgent Mondays at Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free.
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New netball rules are set to be introduced in 2016, following the International Netball Federation Congress during the Netball World Cup SYDNEY 2015.
Netball NSW will pass on the updated Official Rules of Netball as soon as they become available with the new rule changes not yet released to the public.
See below for an update from Netball Australia on the impending changes:
All netball competitions and events held in Australia from the grassroots to the elite will play under the new Official Rules of Netball from January 1 2016.
In a meeting held at the Netball World Cup SYDNEY 2015, the new rules were voted upon and approved by the International Netball Federation Congress, as part of the INF's 'Game Plan' strategy.
"Whilst a number of changes have been mentioned in the media the final text will not be provided by the International Netball Federation (INF) until October," Netball Australia Head of Community Strategy and Netball Development, Anne-Marie Phippard stated on the Netball Australia website.
Netball Australia, in partnership with the Member Organisations has a responsibility to educate and train its 1.2 million membership base on the new Official Rules of Netball.
To achieve this in a consistent, accurate and time efficient manner, Netball Australia will be developing an online training and education package that will be free and accessible to all.
"The purpose of this training module will be to 'unpack' each of the new rules and provide examples of what it looks like in action," Ms Phippard said.
"It is important that we provide the resources and tools to support our members and ensure they are fully equipped to implement the new rules from 1 January 2016.
"Given Australia has the largest and membership base in the world, we believe the best way to achieve this is through access to online education."
Work will commence on the training and education module once the final version of the rules are received from the INF.
Netball Australia will then work with key high performance stakeholders to develop a comprehensive summary of the changes and how they will affect umpires, coaches, players and bench officials.
It is anticipated that Netball Australia will have the new Official Rules of Netball book available for purchase by December 2015 and Netball Australia will be updating all other key resources, ready for implementation in early 2016.
Netball NSW will provide updates to our netball community as they become available from Netball Australia.
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Dropped off Paul Lang at the airport today. It was great having him around.
Took Julien and Marco to check out the surf @ Pango point. The wind was there, 27 knots, but unfortunately straight onshore, the waves were sloppy, and the launch spot sketchy — exposed reef all around to the water line.


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Pink Peony Bridal Bouquet (above): For a bride who wanted her wedding to have a "Southern garden party" theme, her florist Fern Studio, based in Columbia, SC, created this romantic, lush bouquet composed of giant coral charm peonies mixed with delicate greenery.
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Many of you are, no doubt, aware of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way. I've done the program myself about five times. But I've only attempted Walking in This World: The Practical Art of Creativity, the sequel, once before.
I just read through the first week's reading and tasks, and done most of them. Since Ali and I will be sharing the book, it might be a bit of a challenge, but we'll do whatever works. Our current idea is for me to do it first, and to give Ali the Cliff Notes version without him reading it (or looking through the book), and then he'll do the tasks he wants, as well as the core work that happens every week. I'm a little skeptical about this tactic, only because I find inspiration in reading Julia Cameron. I don't believe I'll be able to convey that same inspiration to Ali when I give him the Cliff Notes version, and then he might not get as much out of the program as I will. (But that's projecting, and telling myself a story, so I won't do it anymore.)
For those of you considering the self-led course, here is a snippet of an outline:
Week 1: Discovering a Sense of Origin
Week 2: Discovering a Sense of Proportion
Week 3: Discovering a Sense of Perspective
Week 4: Discovering a Sense of Adventure
Week 5: Discovering a Sense of Personal Territory
Week 6: Discovering a Sense of Boundaries
Week 7: Discovering a Sense of Momentum
Week 8: Discovering a Sense of Discernment
Week 9: Discovering a Sense of Resiliency
Week 10: Discovering a Sense of Camaraderie
Week 11: Discovering a Sense of Authenticity
Week 12: Discovering a Sense of Dignity
The Basic Tools are mostly the same as in The Artist's Way. The only addition is a Weekly Walk for twenty minutes. Continue doing the journaling of three long-hand Morning Pages, and a solo Artist's Date once a week.
Who's with me?!
I'll keep you updated as I go through the process. I'd love for you to do the same in the comments section. It'll be fun!


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If you're looking for a theme to create a website for your wellness center, spa, salon or a healthcare website, you're at the right place!
Invest your time in creating your website, not on searching the theme.
Here is a list of some of the best health beauty WordPress themes of 2018. You can use these themes to create a website of your imagination, very easily!
Most of these themes include a fully functional online reservation system and WooCommerce store.
So, you don't have to miss visitors who wish to book appointments online or trying to buy cosmetics or any other product online.
These purposefully designed themes come with easy options to manage and configure your website. The themes in this list can be used for:
- Spa salon
- Beauty salon
- Wellness centers
- Massage centers
- Nail salon
- Online cosmetic store
- Hairdressers and barber's shop
- Appointment booking themes
Let's have a look at these most beautiful and feature rich themes for creating a beauty and health care related website. Also, don't forget to check out our Best WordPress themes for spa salon.
The Beauty Salon 2 - WordPress beauty and health theme
The beauty salon 2 is a responsive and retina ready theme for creating spa and beauty salon WordPress theme. This theme is optimized for speed.
It can be used to create a website for beauty salon, spa, fashion store, etc. With this theme, you can display and sell your products online.
The beauty salon 2 is a WordPress beauty salons theme. The theme has an interactive look with the flex slider and the Css3 animation effects. The beauty salon 2 theme comes with integrated social sharing facility. The beauty salon 2 is coded with SEO in mind. It is multi-language translation ready.
Entrepreneur - Booking for Small Businesses
Starting your own small business related to health and beauty? Create a website with this appointment booking theme.
You can choose from the boxed or fullwidth layout of the theme. With the easy to use page builder, you can create and manage pages very easily. The theme has a facility for booking and scheduling appointments. The theme includes conversion forms too. You can accept payments on your website using PayPal. You also have a lot of shortcodes to use with the theme.
You also have a lot of shortcodes to use with the theme. The entrepreneur is retina ready and touch optimized. The theme has beautiful CSS animations.
Hair Care - Creative Multi-Purpose WordPress Theme
Hair care is one of the best health beauty WordPress themes. It comes with more than 20 ready to use homepage layouts to select from. The theme can be used for hair salons, nail and beauty spa, and other salon related websites.
With the SiteOrigin page builder, you can create the web pages with drag and drop options. Hair care theme supports the child theme for advanced customization.
For a beautifying look to the site, the theme supports parallax background to its sections. With hair care, you can also set a fullscreen background image to your page/post.The theme is compatible with the WooCommerce plugin so you can sell the cosmetic and beauty products on your website. The theme is SEO ready.
Aqua - Spa and Beauty WooCommerce Theme
Use this beautifully designed theme to create a website for your spa and beauty salon. Aqua supports Visual Composer add-on, you can create and manage the pages using the drag and drop options.
With the WooCommerce plugin, you can integrate the eCommerce functionality into the theme. So, sell your beauty products online and accept the payments for it. The theme can also be used to create a website in RTL mode.
The code of the theme is clean and understandable, so you can tweak the code to add the features to it.
Dream Spa - Beauty Salon WordPress Theme
Dream spa is one of the very flexible health beauty WordPress themes. With this WordPress theme you can create a website for your wellness center, beauty spa or salon.
The theme comes with pre-designed treatment and shop pages. So, you can just update these pages with your data. With the visual page builder and the page elements, design unlimited pages for your website. With Dream Spa, you can show the images with the gallery grids of your choice.
Dream Spa is SEO optimized theme. Also, sell through your Dream Spa website using the WooCommerce plugin.
Dictate - Beauty and Health WordPress Theme
Dictate is a best health and beauty WordPress theme. You can use this theme to create a website for medical, health care, spa and beauty salon websites. The design of the theme is elegantly responsive, clean and modern.
Dictate offers you to choose from 37 homepage designs. You can choose from the 15 predefined color schemes or create your own pattern with the color options.
Dictate is an SEO ready theme. The theme has 4 parallax slider sections in the theme. The theme has the events management facilities. You can also create a website in RTL orientation with this theme.
Beaute - Health Beauty WordPress Themes
Beaute is a health beauty WordPress theme that can be used to create a website for beauty spa and salon websites. This theme comes with a custom appointment booking form. So, your visitors can book online using the online form.
It comes with a full-screen slider and an option to display images using the gallery options. With the available custom widgets, you can alter the layout of the theme.
The theme comes with pre-designed personnel listing page and service listing page. Beaute is SEO optimized. It is designed for faster performance. Moreover, it is translation ready. So, you can create a website in your desired language using the theme.
Beauty - Hair Salon, Nail, Spa, Fashion WordPress Theme
Beauty WordPress theme is responsive and retina ready. The theme comes with Visual composer inbuilt, so you can change the pages with drag and drop options. The theme is crafted with high-quality coding standards.
So, if you want to make advanced customization in the theme, you can do it easily. With the SiteOrigin Page builder, you can change the page layouts with drag and drop options.
With the admin panel of the theme, you can create a website of your own choice. The theme is compatible with the WPML plugin, so you can create a website in multiple languages using the theme.
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Modena - Wellness Theme for WordPress
Modena is one of the best health and beauty WordPress themes. It comes with many purposefully designed custom page templates for your convenience.
The advanced theme options panel allows you to change the theme according to your needs. It is WooCommerce compatible too.
It comes with the WPZoom widgets that can be used in various widget areas. Modena's homepage is composed of multiple widgetized areas. So, to change the look and features of the home page, all you need to do is to drop the widgets in the required widget area. The theme is SEO optimized.
Coiffeur - Hair Salon WordPress Theme
You can choose from among 6 homepage layouts. There are options for gallery and blog layouts. This theme has 300 custom icons, especially suitable for the hair salon business. The theme has full-screen video background support. Coiffeur has custom built booking form for appointment booking.
Coiffeur has custom built booking form for online reservations. It also has prizing tables that can be customized as per your wish. To add to the beauty of Coiffeur, there are parallax background sections.
With the theme options and the advanced admin panel, you can change how the theme looks and behaves. Coiffeur is SEO optimized theme.
Skin Beauty - Beauty, Spa, Salon WordPress Theme
Skin beauty is a Spa and beauty WordPress theme. The theme is perfect for creating a website for health care, beauty salon, Spa or a wellness center.
The theme comes with a page builder, so you can create and manage pages with easy options. Skin beauty also comes with a landing page template that allows you to create a comprehensive page with all the details divided into sections.
If you wish to sell your cosmetic or beauty products online, you can do it by WooCommerce. Skin beauty is SEO optimized theme.
Frisieur - WordPress Theme for Hair salons
Frisieur is a spa and beauty salon WordPress theme with a totally responsive design. With the available customization options, you can make the theme behave the way you want.
Frisieur comes with a homepage builder. Using the homepage builder you can create the homepage very easily.With Frisieur you get a working appointment form. So, you can let your users fill the appointment form online.
This way your site can have appointment booking facility in the theme. Frisieur has google maps integrated with geolocations support.
Hairdo - Hair Salon & Barber Theme
Hairdo is a theme that is specially designed for a hair salon or barber shop. It is a responsive, retina ready and a purpose-oriented designed theme.
Hairdo comes with predefined skins. It comes with the page builder that lets you create pages of your imagination very easily. In this theme, you have the flexibility to embed the videos. The theme is SEO ready.
Hairdo is compatible with Events Calendar to let you create and display events on your website. You can also socialize using the BuddyPress and bbPress plugin. To sell your products online, you can use the WooCommerce plugin.
Limon - A Restaurant and Spa WP Theme
Limon is a restaurant spa and beauty salon WordPress theme. It is a responsive theme with simple but purpose oriented design.
With Limon, you get plenty of customization options. Select from the background pattern, color schemes, and sidebars for your theme. The custom facebook fan page is a highlight of this theme. This supports your fb timeline in your website.
With easy options, you can setup this page. If you have your branch at some other place, the theme also supports multi-location. The theme has beautiful animations on its elements using the jQuery Fancy boxes.
BeautySpot - WP Theme for Beauty Salons
Beauty spot is a healthcare and beauty wordpress themes. With the available customization options, you can make this theme look and behave just like you want it to.
To let you create pages with drag and drop options, you can use the Visual Composer page builder. It also comes with the shortcode generator.
To sell your cosmetics or beauty products online, you can use the WooCommerce plugin. The Redux Framework, allows you abundant theme options to manage how your website looks and works. You can use the Font Awesome icons. The theme also allows integration of MailChimp.
WP Day Spa & Salon WordPress Theme
Day Spa is one of the most feature rich spa and beauty salon WordPress themes. The theme has it all to let you create a website for your spa/salon with utmost ease.
WP Day Spa is SEO optimized. To let you sell your products online, you can use the WooCommerce plugin. With Day Spa theme, you have custom sidebar areas, page templates, and 16 custom widgets to use for your purpose.
You can choose from more than 50 background patterns. WP Day Spa has an inbuilt booking system for allowing booking facility. The theme is extremely easy to customize using the unlimited theme options in the backend.
SPA Treats - Spa & Restaurant WooCommerce Theme
SPA treats is a responsive and retina ready responsive WordPress theme for spa and beauty salons.
With this theme, you can create a website for your restaurant as well as the spa theme. You can switch to a desired theme very easily. The theme has a Buddha panel to manage the theme appearance. It also has the feature to show the images using the gallery carousel.
SPA treats is available in Roman, French, Russian, German. You can sell commodities using the WooCommerce plugin. It is SEO optimized too.
Spalon - Responsive WordPress Theme
Spalon is one of the best spa and beauty salon WordPress themes. It has custom post types to let you display your details.
With Spalon, you have 18-page templates. This page templates can be used as a base to create new pages. The theme options panel has unlimited options to customize the theme. Spalon also comes with an inbuilt appointment form.
You have unlimited customization options with spalon, you can choose from unlimited colors for your website. Spalon comes with social media facilities to let your business gain social love.
Beauty Center - Responsive WordPress Theme
Beauty Center is one of the beauty WordPress themes. You can use this theme to create a website for your spa, salon, health care, wellness center, etc.
You can select from the multiple color options of the theme. The admin panel of the theme has lots of customization options. The theme's look is highly manageable.
The theme has an SEO friendly code. It also comes with a photogallery option to display your images. Beauty center comes with useful custom widgets. You also have shortcodes to create your content easily.
Beauty SPA - Creative WordPress CMS Theme
This is one of the amazing health and beauty themes for WordPress. The theme is flexible and can be used for multiple purpose health or beauty care websites.
To display images on your site you can use the gallery option available as a widget. You can use the page builder to build pages of your choice. Beauty spa is SEO optimized.
With this theme, you have many portfolio templates. The theme also comes with a child theme template included. Customization possibilities are unlimited with the Theme customizer.
SPA SALON - WordPress Theme for Salon, SPA, and Beauty Care Centers
Spa salon is one of the beauty salons themes. You can use this theme to create a website for a spa, beauty salon, wellness center, etc. The theme has a modern and distinguished look.
It comes with 9+ homepage templates to choose from. The theme allows WooCommerce integration to sell your commodities online. The SiteOrigin page builder comes inbuilt with the theme. So create pages with drag and drop options.
The theme is cleanly coded. Spa salon is SEO optimized. It comes with a dummy child theme incase you want to use it. With the theme customizer, you can customize the theme very easily and make it look and work just the way you want.
Barber - Theme for Barbers & Hair Salons
Barber is one of the best hair salons themes for 2018. It is best suited for creating website for hair dresser or barber's shop. Barber is clean and creatively designed theme.
To manage the appointments, the theme has ez Schedule Manager. There's a premium coding page builder that allows you to create pages using drag and drop options. Barber also provides customization options. The theme comes with SEO optimized code files. With the
The theme comes with SEO optimized code files. With the theme you can create the slider with easy drag and drop options. You also have options for portfolio and blog layouts.
Kedavra - Clean Multi-Concept Elegant Theme
Kedavra theme has multiple demos to choose from. There's a demo of Kedavra that is specially created for the salon. With a single click, you can insert the demo data.
It integrates with the SiteOrigin page builder to let you create pages with drag and drop options. To make it look like the way you want, you can use the Live customizer to preview the attempted changes.
With Kedavra you can get lots of customization opportunities. Kedavra also comes with pre-defined page templates in your theme. Kedavra is fully SEO optimized.
Salon - Health Beauty WordPress themes
Salon is one of the WordPress themes for beauty salon. It can be used for building a spa, wellness center, or a beauty salon website in 2018. With the customization options available, you can create a website of your dreams with this theme.
Salon has been optimized for a speedier performance. There are available color schemes for the theme. Manage the homepage with drag and drop options. The whole homepage can be reconstructed by re-arranging the page modules.
The theme's option panel is called the almighty options panel. So, you can manage the theme elements, change color and logo. Content is the king, so you have 5 content types for the theme. There are numerous layout options in the theme.
AppointWay - An appointment booking theme
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Liposuction Cost & Prices Los Angeles
Are you curious to find out the cost of liposuction in Los Angeles? Do the prices of liposuction procedures vary in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles? Throughout the USA, and especially in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, liposuction prices are mainly based on the number of body areas that are contoured. For example, if you are having liposuction of your abdomen, the following areas are suctioned: upper and lower tummy, flanks, and sometimes the lower back. There are some body parts such as the arms, calves, and the neck which are more difficult to liposuction, and thus are more expensive.
The cost of liposuction in Beverly Hills also depends on the liposuction technique used. Typically, laser liposuction, otherwise known as SmartLipoTM costs more than tumescent liposuction; because it costs a plastic surgeon much money to purchase a "smart liposuction" machine. Likewise, a Vaser liposuction or ultrasound assisted liposuction is priced higher by most Beverly Hills plastic surgeons.
Other factors that affect your price of liposuction in Los Angeles are the experience, expertise, degrees, and certificates that your surgeon holds. For example the professional fees for most Board Certified Plastic Surgeons are typically higher than non-Board Certified doctors who call themselves cosmetic surgeons. Despite the price, it is always wiser to go the most experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in Liposuction and other body contouring procedures such as tummy tuck or abdominoplasty.
Additional fees for liposuction surgery include surgery center fees, liposuction recovery facility fees, anesthesiologist fees, and the cost of compression garments. Be aware of doctors who emphasize doing your liposuction under local anesthesia instead of general anesthesia. The only real advantage of liposuction performed under local anesthesia is a nominal savings of not having to use an anesthesiologist! The drawback of having local anesthesia liposuction is having much more discomfort and anxiety, as well as limiting the amount of fat that can be safely and comfortably removed.
Finally, the cost of liposuction can also depend on how you pay for it! Financing liposuction surgery can include additional financing or processing fees.
As you know cheap is not always the best, especially when it comes to having surgery. Before having liposuction you should evaluate your plastic surgeon's credentials, experience, the surgical facility that he/she uses; and even the anesthesiologist's credentials. Also review before and after photos and pictures of liposuction results of your cosmetic surgeon in order to really found out if they are an expert in liposuction.


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Alabama Historic Quaint Small Town Offers Romantic B&B Accommodations That Rival Any Inn or Guest House. The Famous Beaches of the Alabama Gulf Coast Are Only a Short Drive.
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All within walking distance of Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast, a Magnolia Springs Alabama bed and breakfast inn offering hotel alternative lodging on Alabama's beautiful Gulf Coast. When you think of Alabama Vacation Rentals, we are your Alabama Vacation Destination.
The Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast was honored with the opportunity to host a group of 19 from the International Food & Wine Travel Writers Association . Brunch was served including fresh fruit, summer vegetable fritatta with bacon, hash browns, grits, blueberry muffins and pear dumplings. The Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Media Trip was…
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The B&B near Fairhope and Gulf Shores will remain open for Thanksgiving and Christmas this year 2010. We will only be closed Jan 2-16 as we do every year for spring cleaning. Normal business will resume on Jan 17, 2011. Several reservations have already been made over the past few days. The home will be "decked"…
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Kevin talks a bit more about the notion of a Google Office Box (GOB) which was first brought up by Mark Lubischer in the comments of the last post (I first heard it there, I'm sure Kevin came up with it on his own).
I think this idea has more plausibility, but I still don't know if it's a money maker for them. Here's why:
It still doesn't address the primary issue which is training. Saving $50K a year doesn't mean anything if you have to retrain 10,000 workers.
It's not a game changer. Spreadsheets/word processors have been around for some time. This is just a spreadsheet/word processor with less functionality.
Google has never shown much prowess at providing customer service. Business users need LOTS of customer service. Many folks seem to underestimate the challenges of a B2C company going B2B.
I still have my doubts about performance, especially with large complex spreadsheets.
Microsoft still has tremendous leverage because of Windows. They can package deals of Windows/Office and Google has no counter.
Will I have access to the GOB when I'm on a plane? in a train? on a bus? in the park?
When people at other corporations send me complex Microsoft based documents which the GOB cannot correctly import since it lacks the equivalent features what will I do?
I'm not saying it's impossible to pull off, but we need to see a lot more before thinking it even has a shot at success. It might also be helpful if they actually stand behind any product they do eventually release instead of hiding behind the beta label.


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Well, I mentioned that I would be moving to Nebraska about three months ago and then never posted again – now I'm about to move back to Indiana. My internship ends in two days, just in time for me to go back for Thanksgiving. If I had to be here, I would have a lovely fakesgiving with friends, but I'm glad that I get to spend it with family.
My time here has been amazing. I learned so much about this park, myself, and my relationships. I had a truly great experience and I'm really sad to be leaving. Here's a quick rundown:
Got to Nebraska, started my job, met great new friends right away, and enjoyed living in the country for the first time.
Immersed my life in homesteading history – I can relate almost anything to homesteading now.
Played in the prairie, continuing its restoration.
Whoops, put on the breaks! Government shutdown. What are we going to do??
Well – my neighbor and I had a few nice days of bonding where we grilled out, laid out, and went camping. I stepped feet in the Missouri River.
Then, with no end in sight, I decided I should use this time to visit my grandparents in South Dakota. Well worth it. That's the second time I've been without my parents, and the first I ever made the trip by myself. I'm so happy that I did.
Then I came home, sat around watching Netflix for about 5 days, hated my life, and finally got to return to work. Now it was the peak of autumn, and I lived off pumpkin/squash for at least a week. Squash was in my stir frys, squash was in my breakfast, squash was in my lunch, and squash was in the ravioli and quiche my roommate and neighbor and I made. Life was good.
My roommate and I had the chance (we were forced) to go to Kansas for a day which was a fun adventure…
I spent a lot of time running from this park to the other one in town, and ran 5 miles without stopping for the first time in my life.
My roommate and I did a 30 minute bar crawl in Lincoln before we had a dinner date with friends to an Ethiopian restaurant (oh my god greatest meal of my life I am going to find one as soon as I get back to Indiana)
I spent a lot of time next to this pond…
And I'm gonna stop there. There is so much I am going to miss about my three months here. My roommate and I worked hand in hand 40 hours a week and had a friend group that included four others – we all got to know each other very quickly. I feel like I belong here, and yet, everyone always knew I was just going to be temporary, and probably didn't think I'd be more than a blip in their life. I hope that doesn't end up being true. I really do feel that I made a home for myself here at the homestead, and only in three short months. I'm proud of myself for that.


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how to sum up the year 2014. not sure if i can. besides my memory is bad. days, weeks, months and years roll into each other so that i can't remember if what happened happened this year or last year or 10 years ago. besides, what is in a number. the year would be just the same, i gather, if we called it 1000014, right. for me, the years roll by. i look into the mirror and see me aging, my friends aging, the people i love aging. we all can't help it for everyone alive get older. we age anyway in whatever we choose to call this era. we age still. for me the years roll by yet it is always the present. the right now. and when right now passes it shall become the next right now. and when i think about the past i do that right now. and when i make plans for the future i do that right now too.
still, i saw my two favorite bands in the world perform, social distortion and slowdive. the latter band was astonishingly brilliant and loud. the former band, led by mike ness on vocals and lead guitar, is simply a classic sound. as i've said before i want chiseled on my tombstone these words: HERE LIES THE POET RICHARD LOPEZ / FATHER OF NICHOLAS / LOVING HUSBAND OF ANNA / HE LIVED AS HE LOVED / HIS FAVORITE BAND WAS SOCIAL DISTORTION.
fuckin' a!
i don't make new year's resolutions. except maybe to drink more, eat more and take up smoking. otherwise, i'll continue keeping going. writing/reading/living/loving.
happy new year!


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Does God guide us, or are we left to our own wisdom? And how do we recognize God's leading? Now God is in control of all things (Ephesians 1:11) and causes all things to work together for good to those who are called by Him (Romans 8:28). He has prepared certain good works beforehand that we should walk in them (Ephesians 2:10), and the Spirit's leading is based on our being sons of God (Romans 8:14). I would therefore conclude that God guides every genuine child of God. This is a fact and is not dependent on my feelings or on my figuring it out. Nor does the fact God leads us mean it will always be easy, but it does mean He will go through troubles with us (John 16:33)
Now sometimes God allows us to feel that He is leading us, but knowing His leading is not just based on our feelings. On the contrary, while I believe God can use our careful weighing of the facts or circumstances or feelings to lead us where He wants us to go, I do not believe we should trust in any of these. Nor do I believe we should direct our lives based purely on what makes sense to us from a human point of view. Rather, we should trust in God that He will direct us to where we should be. And in any situation we must prayerfully ask whether something is indeed God guiding us or our imagination. But we need to do so with the confidence that God is in control of our life and will direct us where we need to be. I remember walking into a church for the first Sunday and hearing the pastor say that he was not going to be in charge of the Sunday School and maybe someone who just walked in the door was the person for the job. I felt like God tapped me on the shoulder and told me I was the one. As it turned out, I was. But I still approached the situation with caution and let God bring everything together, rather than jumping in too quickly based on my feeling. But it did direct me.
Now I want to make it clear that the main thing is obedience to God's revealed will (1 Thessalonians 4:3). Though even when we do disobey He can arrange things, like He did for Jonah, to bring us back to the right path (see the book of Jonah). But my concern is for those who honestly want to obey God but are afraid if they do not have the right feeling or use the right method they will miss God's direction in their lives. Or they may come to trust in their feelings or the method rather than God. For I am convinced the reason God does not give us a formula to determine His leading is we must not come to trust the formula rather than Him.


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Three installments of 'Makers' to screen at Salem College in the Huber Theater.
The Exercise Science program at Salem College has relocated to a new, bigger space underneath Corrin Refectory.
The Department of Dance Studies at Salem College announces the launch of a new degree program, approved for the fall of 2015.
Twyla Tharp will host an evening event on Saturday, October 18, featuring a discussion from her book "The Creative Habit," a performance by members of the Salem College Dance Company, and a performance of "The One Hundreds," where community volunteers will perform under Tharp's instruction.
Margaret Sandresky, class of 1942, has been recognized by the Society for Music Theory.


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Here is the new trailer from the film MIA AND THE MIGOO. The animated film is deirected by Jacques-Rémy Girerd. The voice cast includes John DiMaggio, Whoopi Goldberg, Matthew Modine, Wallace Shawn, and James Woods, and introducing Amanda Misquez as Mia.
MIA AND THE MIGOO opens in New York on April 22nd, 2011 and Los Angeles on May 6th, 2011
Created from an astonishing 500,000 hand-painted frames of animation, MIA AND THE MIGOO is a stunningly beautiful and thrilling family adventure that pits a plucky, wild haired young heroine Mia against profit-hungry developers, with the future of life on Earth in the balance. One night Mia has a premonition. So after saying a few words of parting at her mother ' s grave, she sets out on a journey across mountains and jungles in search of her father, who has been trapped in a landslide at a disaster-plagued construction site on a remote tropical lake. In the middle of the lake stands the ancient Tree of Life, watched over by innocent, bumbling forest spirits called the Migoo, who grow and change shape as they please, morphing from small childlike beings to petulant giants. It is the Migoo who have been disrupting the construction to protect this sacred site – and now together with Mia they join in a fight to find Mia ' s father and save the Tree.
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