The golden rule of “celiac clean” and staying clear of cross contamination is: Separate! In other words get separate items for gluten-free cooking and make sure everyone who uses your kitchen knows which items are for gluten, and which are not. (more…)
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Requirements for a Gluten-free Kitchen
Posted in How to Have a Gluten-Free Kitchen, tagged dermatitis herpetiformis, Diet and Autism, Food, gastroesophegeal reflux disease (GERD), Gluten Free Commercial Kitchen, Gluten Intolerant Group, gluten-free diet on June 11, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Hidden Sources of Gluten
Posted in Do you have Gluten Intolerance?, Food Allergy/Sensitivity, How Athletes benefit from a GF Diet, How to Have a Gluten-Free Kitchen, tagged Food, gluten, Gluten Free, gluten intolerance, gluten non-foods, gluten-free foods on June 8, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Bread products and baked goods of all kinds represent the usual suspects as far as gluten sources go, but gluten (wheat starch) is an ingredient in many other processed foods (for example as a thickener or extender in foods lacking honest substance) and also in a surprising array of non-food items. The following list gives an idea of how pervasive gluten is in many consumer products. Check labels, but better, check with manufacturers to be sure of ingredients. As far as food goes, homemade is always best. (more…)