The next few posts, I plan to write a list of breakfast / lunch / dinner / snack ideas. Starting with breakfast!
* Gluten free cereal
* Rice Porridge (Only found one with fruit in it so far. On the look out!)
* Eggs and gluten free toast
* Eggs, no toast
* Corn cakes (homemade)
* Yoghurt & fruit
* Omlettes with cheese or mushrooms
* Grilled mushrooms with garlic
* Homemade potato cakes
* Gluten free homemade savory muffins
* Baked beans (on gluten free toast)
Lunch to follow.
Monday, March 17, 2008
The wonderful world of a Gluten-Free vegetarian diet
Yesterday I had my tests for Coeliac (Celiac) Disease. I won't know the results for about four weeks. But I promised myself that regardless, I was going on a Gluten-Free diet. I know my body reacts badly to gluten - from my stomach cramps through to severe fatigue. So I'm gluten free as of next week (I am using this week to eliminate gluten from my kitchen, and go shopping).
I'm also a vegetarian. I've been vegetarian for 20 of my 31 years. It's not something I'll give up lightly, but if anything has to go, it'd be the vegetarian diet, rather than the gluten-free diet. I don't think I can not be vegetarian.
So instead, I've created this blog. Here I'll document foods I eat, restaurants I find, links with recipes, menu plans for a week - all that stuff. Feel free to chime in with comments or suggestions at any time!
I'm also a vegetarian. I've been vegetarian for 20 of my 31 years. It's not something I'll give up lightly, but if anything has to go, it'd be the vegetarian diet, rather than the gluten-free diet. I don't think I can not be vegetarian.
So instead, I've created this blog. Here I'll document foods I eat, restaurants I find, links with recipes, menu plans for a week - all that stuff. Feel free to chime in with comments or suggestions at any time!
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