I am in love. With Joe. He has everything I want and need. He provides for me. He fills me up. He makes me feel as though I am unique, not weird. I am in love with Joe. Trader Joe.
It seems that, more and more, Trader Joe's is becoming the leader in gluten free retail marketing. Every time I walk in that store I see new products. Products proudly displaying the label "gluten free". Here is a list of some new faves:
Gluten Free Granola
Gluten Free Black Forest Cake (freezer section)
Gluten Ginger Snaps (OMG, so good!!!)
Chicken Gorgonzola (freezer section)
Roasted Red Pepper Hummus
I also bought the Gluten Free tiramisu. I am saving for this weekend. I am hosting an Urban Family Thanksgiving. Eeek! I will be cooking a turkey by myself FOR THE FIRST TIME!!! I am planning on making gf stuffing out of Kinnikinnick bread. Anyone use that bread for stuffing a bird before? How did that work for you?
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i am SOO WITH YOU! i love the granola and the gorganzola so much!
i actually went to 2 tj's last night in search of the gorg. but
they were both out -- they said the warehouse was out! that sounded NOT good. but we'll see!
haven't made stuffing or really anything yet really...except some cookies. i am still only 6 weeks into this whole thang. still feeling like crap and still feeling it all out. but loveyour blog. thank you....
I wish I lived near a JOE too...he sounds like he does provide all our needs...HUGS...
Hey, I just posted an ode to Joe myself! What type of Kinnikinnick are you using? Should work out just fine for stuffing as [rice, tapioca, yeast-free varieties] are pretty dry, naturally :) Happy Turkeying!
Nutty- I used the Italian Tapioca loaf. It was aMAAAAAaaazing! I love breads made with tapioca flour. I definitely prefer the slightly chewy texture to the crumbly texture of other flours.
I get to make it again tomorrow. Yum!
I ma about 6 months intot he GF life,and found that I can bake just about anything with spelt flour. the texture is very similar to regular wheat flour, but without the horrible side effects I used to get. Just have to add 1/4 more spelt flour to the recipe, since it requires less moisture.
When I moved from California to Florida I left my beloved Trader Joes behind. Alas, I miss him.
I have a recipe for gluten free cornbread stuffing on my blog, you can check that out if you want. It's easy.
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