Welcome to the last full week of July! This upcoming week the weather forecast looks to be a little kinder than some of the previous weeks. Temperatures in the high 80s and low 90s are much better than upper 90s – low 100s. There is also some much-needed rain in the forecast! Hopefully that will [...]
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April is National Grilled Cheese Month! I remember eating grilled cheese sandwiches as a young child (maybe 4 or 5 years old) on a regular basis. Nothing warms you up quicker than a hot sandwich on a chilly day. My mom used to make our sandwiches with grilled onions on them. There was nothing [...] Today is Friday the 13th. Are you superstitious? I am to some degree. By that I mean that the thought crosses my mind, thinking maybe I should be superstitious, but then I get busy and forget about it. Some people say that Friday the 13th is a lucky day for them. I believe I [...] I have mentioned in the past that I belong to a local running group, MIT. Not only do I credit MIT with helping me train smart, but I have had the opportunity to meet some pretty awesome friends, too. Last season I met Brandie Davisson as we were training for our fall races. Brandie was [...] I love cookbooks! Last fall I had the opportunity to review Beth Hillson’s new cookbook: Gluten-Free Makeovers. Hillson was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 1976 and has been a pioneer in the gluten-free world. I know that I depended heavily on the Gluten-Free Pantry’s products, specifically the chocolate truffle brownie mix, when I was first [...] When we get a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store, we often have leftovers. Sometimes I will use them to make chicken salad, sometimes I will toss in a large garden salad and sometimes I will make a quick stir-fry. This stir-fry was one of the best I have had in a long time! [...] When I was thinking about dinner on Friday, I couldn’t decided between pizza, my Friday staple, or rotisserie chicken that I had just picked up from the store. They both sounded good, so what does a food blogger do? She combines the 2 together. I have never been shy about combining foods. I recall [...] Hopefully you had a chance to read the post my sister shared earlier this week on feeding gluten-free guests. She sure fed us well while we visited! The food was so good, that I wanted to share another meal that she cooked for us. She made a recipe called “Paula Deen’s Goulash”, but changed [...] Today’s post is brought to you by my sister, Kelly Fons. Kelly graciously accommodated our needs & fed us safely on our visit to Atlanta this past week, so I asked her to share how she goes about doing so. I figured this could be helpful to those visiting family, as they could pass along [...] I am flattered that I have the pleasure of being a part of the How to Cook Gluten-Free “Pizza and Pasta Cookalong” with Elizabeth Barbone. I have known Elizabeth for several years now. I believe that we “met” on a Yahoo group for those following the gluten-free diet, if I remember correctly. Elizabeth [...] |
  
My son and me, November 2000. This is before we were gluten-free/diagnosed Celiac.    |
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