Ah the joys of living without gluten and casein! I'm always on the lookout for more GFCF recipes and I came across some great sites today.
Karina's Kitchen - This is the gluten-free goddess' full list of GFCF recipes. REAL food, adult food...not just fake imitation chicken nuggets.! Horray! This is a wonderful resource.
Woggle-Bug - Recipes, Snacks, Lunchbox Ideas, alternative therapy for autism support.
GFCF Recipes from Yahoo Groups - A massive list of compiled recipes. It's going to take me days to get through all of this!
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- We are a family of 4 living outside of DC. We just bought a farmhouse outside of Charlottesville and are in the process of renovating it. We're ready to say goodbye to the city life and find ourselves a simple and sustainable life in the country. We're a Montessori, Waldorf, homebirthing, cloth diapering, non-vaccinating, whole foods eating family. This is our journey!
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Hey Megan-This is Sarah Palmer (SVU). I found your blog from Valerie Reiben's. I just found out I have hypoglycemia and am wondering if you can give me any resources for becoming a whole foods family. None of us have any food allergies (that I am aware of), but I do have 2 sons who are quite ill during the winter months. The last 2 winters I have also been quite ill. I have slowly been coming to the conclusion that major changes need to happen in my family, but I have no idea where to start. I don't just want to eat so I don't get sick anymore (for the hypoglycemia). I also want to eat and feed my family so that we can be more healthy. Any ideas? Thanks! thepalmerfam@hotmail.com
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