We are in Week 3 of the March Madness Kitchen Desserts giveaway with Bob’s Red Mill (CLICK HERE, and scroll to bottom for more details), and my kitchen has had its floors full of gluten free flour and sugar, just because of you (I’m smiling when I say that).
You know –
I use to say that going vegan was the toughest thing in the world. And I do not try to deny it, baking without eggs can be – and is –
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While shopping for munchies, I noticed the Pizza Al Pollo Asado at Trader Joe’s. This Mexican-inspired pizza is made on a corn masa crust and is layered with grilled chicken, refried beans, jack cheese and salsa. I honestly had not noticed it before and according to the packaging, it is made with no gluten ingredients, so I gave it a shot.
As you may know, Oz the Great and Powerful has made a cinematic comeback with the help of the dashing James Franco. In the strangest of ways, this movie’s plot relates directly to the gluten-free diet. This version of the classic Wizard of Oz does not include Dorothy or Toto, but it does include three types of witches and one great man that will learn how to defeat the evil that exists. Meet the characters of Oz the Great and Powerful:
Whether you make your own gluten-free flour mix or buy one like Auntie’s Flour Blend, it’s easy to make really tasty muffins. You just need a fool-proof recipe!
I’ve been making these muffins for about 5 years. When my daughter was first diagnosed with a gluten and dairy sensitivity, I put my best foot forward and figured out the perfect combination of ingredients to create a moist and flavorful end product. There are a few rules, though, that are important to follow. Here are my suggestions:
By the title of this post, I am sure many of you are probably wondering what I have in store for you today, but trust me, it’s a good little invention on my part!
Lately I am trying to limit my consumption of gluten-free bread products; not with the intention to lose weight, but rather I have realized that I feel better when I keep it to a limit. However, being someone who is always at the gym I need carbs in my diet to reenergize.
The other day I really want a PB & J sandwich. My only problem was I didn’t
N on-infectious uveitis, as opposed to that which is caused by an infection, is an inflammatory eye disorder characterized mainly by swelling of the uveal tract structures in the anterior (front) of the eye.
Inflammation can also affect the lens, retina, optic nerve, and vitreous, producing reduced vision or blindness if left untreated.
Q: What are structures of the uveal tract?
A: Structures of the uveal tract are composed of the iris, the ciliary body, and the choroid:
Uveitis may be caused by problems or diseases occurring in the eye itself or it can be part of an inflammatory disease affecting other parts of the body. The uveal tract has a rich supply of blood vessels that contain immune cells to fight microbial invasion. These immune cells are lymphocytes, phagocytes, and plasma cells.
The uvea can be attacked by autoimmune antibodies produced in autoimmune diseases that affect similar tissues in other parts of the body such as psoriasis, Behcet’s syndrome, multiple sclerosis, sarcoidosis, Vogt Koyanagi Harada’s disease, and celiac disease.
Uveitis can last for a short (acute) or a long (chronic) time. The severest forms of uveitis reoccur many times.
X erophthalmia is a serious condition of extreme drying and thickening of the conjunctiva following chronic inflammation and failure to make tears, characterized by hazy, dry cornea.
Vitamin A is obtained from the diet and is required in the cornea for maintaining epithelial (surface cell) health.1
Xerophthalmia is most often associated with malnutrition involving chronic, severe vitamin A deficiency and may develop from chronic liver disease, intestinal disorders such as celiac disease, pancreatitis, and extensive bowel surgery that cause malabsorption.
It may also develop in autoimmune diseases such as Sjogrens syndrome.
Q: What is the prognosis for xerophthalmia?
A: Xerophthalmia has the potential to rapidly advance to corneal necrosis (keratomalacia) and blindness.
An operation that attaches the colon to an opening in the abdomen called a stoma. An ostomy pouch, attached to the stoma and worn outside the body, collects stool. A temporary colostomy may be created…
The tube that carries bile from the liver to the small intestine.