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gluten free chocolate cake
I love it when I find bargains.... This cake was made from the Woolworth's Freefrom range of cake mixes - which was on special last weekend. A whole cake for $1.17! I did add in a large tablespoon of nutella to make it extra gooey - and it did the trick ;) Very moist and chocolately Posted by Tracey |

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Gluten Free Salmon & Potato Bake
Gluten Free Salmon & Potato Bake This one is simple as pie too :) Boil and mash about 4 or 5 small potatoes, add a little butter if you like Prepare the salmon steak by removing bones and laying skin side down on some foil on a tray. Cover salmon steak with potato mash and pop the whole thing in an oven for about 20 minutes on 200 degrees celcius - or until the salmon is cooked and the potato is golden. Serve with fries or rice, sprinkle with chives or basil Voila! Posted by Tracey |

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Taste.com.au's Gluten Free recipes
Taste.com.au have a great selection of gluten free recipes for you to try! View their gluten free recipes here. Posted by Tracey | Comments 0 |

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Raspberry parfait
As seen on Queer Eye (episode 124), Ted teaches Mark how to make Raspberry parfait for his gluten-intolerant wife Cindy. How cool to see more tv cooks get into gluten free recipes :D It's just a shame that I can't eat the cream. Let me know if you try this one yourself! Raspberry parfait Ingredients Zest of one lemon (just the yellow part of the rind, grated) Instructions Beat cream and remaining 1/4 cup of sugar in a bowl with a mixer on the highest speed until it holds stiff peaks. Assemble the layers of cream and raspberries in a tall parfait glass, separating each layer with a thin layer of zest. Garnish with more raspberries if desired. Posted by Tracey | Comments 0 |

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Flourless Carrot Cake
I wanted to make a carrot cake this weekend, so when I found this Flourless Carrot Cake recipe, I got to it. Relatively easy to make, coming out of the oven it smelt devine :D Frosted with cream cheese (and icing sugar etc.) my flourless cake was done within the hour. Yum yum. Posted by Tracey | Comments 1 |

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meal suggestions
i'm pretty lazy when it comes to cooking, so thankfully there are a few good things that i can whip up quickly without spending hours in the kitchen. last night's dinner was curried brown rice with vegetables and this morning, simple spelt pancakes with strawberries, apple and a drizzle of honey! Posted by Tracey | Comments 0 |

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Gluten Free Pizza at home
Finally got around to finding a pizza base with no wheat flour or yeast. The only one that was at About Life, without yeast or wheat flour, is the pizza base by R&R Friendly Bakery. It's not bad - my husband didn't like that it tasted like potato (because of the potato flour) but I wouldn't say no to it again. I added an organic pizza sauce, mushroom and avocado. Posted by Tracey | Comments 4 |

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spelt flour pancakes
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quinoa
I've only recently discovered Quinoa and I think I'm going to be hooked on it! It's very easy to prepare and has alot of protein and calcium which we all need. ingredients directions It should be ready within 20 mins! Yum! You can buy Organic quinoa grain from Gluten Free Favourites Australia. Posted by Tracey |

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vege salad
A quick and simple meal anyone can enjoy! ingredients directions Chop up each vegetable roughly and mix together in a small bowl. Enjoy! Posted by Tracey |

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fried rice
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vege egg scramble
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baked beans & eggs
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flourless chocolate cake
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flourless peanut butter cookies
ingredients directions 2. Add eggs, stir in vanilla. 3. Mix well. 4. Roll in 3/4 inch balls. 5. Use fork to flatten. 6. Bake on ungreased cookie sheet for 10 minutes at 180 degrees celcius. 7. Cool on baking sheets. Posted by Tracey |

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peanut butter carob fudge
ingredients directions 2. When carob buds are melted, remove from stove and add the peanut butter. 3. Stir well until blended. 4. Pour into greased tin (rectangular in shape). 5. Refrigerate until set and then cut into squares. 6. Serve and enjoy! Keep finished fudge in the fridge. Posted by Tracey |












