Comments for TechChix Thinks Aloud http://techchix.net Fri, 29 Aug 2008 06:35:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Whats the Point of this…? by Lisa Junker http://techchix.net/2008/whats-the-point-of-this/#comment-1527 Lisa Junker Tue, 24 Jun 2008 11:15:13 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/whats-the-point-of-this/#comment-1527 Thanks so much for the link--and for reading Acronym! Thanks so much for the link–and for reading Acronym!

]]> Comment on Aaron said it… and I agree! by Aaron Brazell http://techchix.net/2008/aaron-said-it-and-i-agree/#comment-1526 Aaron Brazell Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:52:23 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/aaron-said-it-and-i-agree/#comment-1526 Thanks for the link and the kind words. :) Thanks for the link and the kind words. :)

]]> Comment on My Sweet Tooth, Me Not Bake and Other News by MotherLode http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-1425 MotherLode Tue, 06 May 2008 05:30:53 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-1425 Not to spoil your fun, but your sugar cravings could indicate an imbalance in your minerals. Get your body in balance, and all kinds of wonderful things happen! You could learn more from Ann Louise Gittleman's books. She's a ND and full of great info. ML Not to spoil your fun, but your sugar cravings could indicate an imbalance in your minerals. Get your body in balance, and all kinds of wonderful things happen!
You could learn more from Ann Louise Gittleman’s books. She’s a ND and full of great info.
ML

]]> Comment on REVIEW: Bobs Mill GF Bread Mix by MotherLode http://techchix.net/2007/review-bobs-mill-gf-bread-mix/#comment-1424 MotherLode Tue, 06 May 2008 05:25:28 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/review-bobs-mill-gf-bread-mix/#comment-1424 Hi - I've been doing a lot of research on bread machines for GF needs. It sounds like your GF cycle is one of those with a very short RISE time. Check your Baking cycle charts in the manual. Here's what I find works best...put your ingredients in, and turn it on "dough." This should take about 1.5 hours, and ideally end with a rise, and not a punch down (again, check your cycle chart). After the RISE, and the dough cycle has ended, start the BAKE cycle. (I hope your machine has both these cycles separated from the others!). Most machines have a preset 60 min bake cycle. Some have 90 minutes, and some allow you to determine the length. Generally, 53 - 60 min is all you need for Bob's mixes. Watch and see what you like. Turn if off if necessary to end the cycle early. Invert the bread pan, and remove it when it falls. (If your "dough" ends with a punch down, let the dough rise again for an hour before putting it into the "bake" cycle.) I'll try the whole wheat cycle idea...clever! I'm guessing WW has less rises and kneads than a basic/white cycle. ML Hi - I’ve been doing a lot of research on bread machines for GF needs.

It sounds like your GF cycle is one of those with a very short RISE time. Check your Baking cycle charts in the manual.

Here’s what I find works best…put your ingredients in, and turn it on “dough.” This should take about 1.5 hours, and ideally end with a rise, and not a punch down (again, check your cycle chart).

After the RISE, and the dough cycle has ended, start the BAKE cycle. (I hope your machine has both these cycles separated from the others!). Most machines have a preset 60 min bake cycle. Some have 90 minutes, and some allow you to determine the length. Generally, 53 - 60 min is all you need for Bob’s mixes. Watch and see what you like. Turn if off if necessary to end the cycle early. Invert the bread pan, and remove it when it falls.

(If your “dough” ends with a punch down, let the dough rise again for an hour before putting it into the “bake” cycle.)

I’ll try the whole wheat cycle idea…clever! I’m guessing WW has less rises and kneads than a basic/white cycle.

ML

]]> Comment on Why My Clients Are Loyal by Andrea http://techchix.net/2008/why-my-clients-are-loyal/#comment-1420 Andrea Tue, 29 Apr 2008 01:54:02 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/why-my-clients-are-loyal/#comment-1420 Thank you for your comments about advertising and getting things for free. I have been perusing a lot of blogs lately partly because I have been needing recipe ideas. I love searching the internet and finding out what other people have done, it saves so much time and mistakes when I am cooking something for the first time. Anyway, I have noticed lately that there are A LOT of ads on people's blogs. It has struck me as odd and a little confusing. I expect ads on corporate websites, but not on personal blogs. I agree with your point about it influencing the level of trust from potential clients. Thank you for your comments about advertising and getting things for free. I have been perusing a lot of blogs lately partly because I have been needing recipe ideas. I love searching the internet and finding out what other people have done, it saves so much time and mistakes when I am cooking something for the first time. Anyway, I have noticed lately that there are A LOT of ads on people’s blogs. It has struck me as odd and a little confusing. I expect ads on corporate websites, but not on personal blogs. I agree with your point about it influencing the level of trust from potential clients.

]]> Comment on Living in Lion Country by Scott W http://techchix.net/2008/living-in-lion-country/#comment-1339 Scott W Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:14:29 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/living-in-lion-country/#comment-1339 Thanks for including the devotionals from Dennis and Barbara Rainey, and the compliments that you give to the materials we provide. I do have one clarification, if you could make that in your post. FamilyLife is not owned by Dennis and Barbara Rainey but is a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. Dennis and Barbara did cofound the ministry in 1976, and Dennis is still the ministry's president and CEO. Thanks for including the devotionals from Dennis and Barbara Rainey, and the compliments that you give to the materials we provide.

I do have one clarification, if you could make that in your post. FamilyLife is not owned by Dennis and Barbara Rainey but is a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. Dennis and Barbara did cofound the ministry in 1976, and Dennis is still the ministry’s president and CEO.

]]> Comment on Living in Lion Country by Christian Times » Blog Archive » Living in Lion Country http://techchix.net/2008/living-in-lion-country/#comment-1333 Christian Times » Blog Archive » Living in Lion Country Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:20:00 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/living-in-lion-country/#comment-1333 [...] Taylor Marshall [...] [...] Taylor Marshall [...]

]]> Comment on Growing My Own Skin by Tying It All Together http://techchix.net/2008/growing-my-own-skin/#comment-1320 Tying It All Together Thu, 21 Feb 2008 19:06:28 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/growing-my-own-skin/#comment-1320 [...] Wow! So that last post generated quite a few emails to me, and I must admit I did not do the best job of tying it all together at the end. Let’s chalk that one up to the fact that this Techchix is a passionate lass who sometimes writes ‘off the cuff’. Funny thing about that is some of you liked it that way… Generally speaking, you need not consider it the ‘norm’ here. [...] [...] Wow! So that last post generated quite a few emails to me, and I must admit I did not do the best job of tying it all together at the end. Let’s chalk that one up to the fact that this Techchix is a passionate lass who sometimes writes ‘off the cuff’. Funny thing about that is some of you liked it that way… Generally speaking, you need not consider it the ‘norm’ here. [...]

]]> Comment on why Raw food? by Dhrumil http://techchix.net/2008/why-raw-food/#comment-1317 Dhrumil Tue, 19 Feb 2008 00:16:00 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/why-raw-food/#comment-1317 I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the post. Much love, Dhrumil I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the post. Much love, Dhrumil

]]> Comment on Growing My Own Skin by A Clear Future » Growing My Own Skin http://techchix.net/2008/growing-my-own-skin/#comment-1313 A Clear Future » Growing My Own Skin Mon, 18 Feb 2008 20:08:32 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/growing-my-own-skin/#comment-1313 [...] You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your ownsite. [...] [...] You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your ownsite. [...]

]]> Comment on Growing My Own Skin by Growing My Own Skin http://techchix.net/2008/growing-my-own-skin/#comment-1312 Growing My Own Skin Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:30:12 +0000 http://techchix.net/2008/growing-my-own-skin/#comment-1312 [...] Booman Tribune wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptGrowing My Own Skin Feb 18th, 2008 by Techchix in Thoughts I just returned from watching the movie Step Up 2, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The dancing was sick. The story was true to life. To thine own self be true, is the lesson of that film. And I think it’s an important lesson we all must learn. My whole life I have prided myself in the fact that no matter how insecure I may have felt at the time, my path has been one forged very differently from many others’. Oh sure, other people may s [...] [...] Booman Tribune wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptGrowing My Own Skin Feb 18th, 2008 by Techchix in Thoughts I just returned from watching the movie Step Up 2, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The dancing was sick. The story was true to life. To thine own self be true, is the lesson of that film. And I think it’s an important lesson we all must learn. My whole life I have prided myself in the fact that no matter how insecure I may have felt at the time, my path has been one forged very differently from many others’. Oh sure, other people may s [...]

]]> Comment on Olives, a slight mishap by rose http://techchix.net/2007/olives-a-slight-mishap/#comment-1252 rose Mon, 28 Jan 2008 04:21:10 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/olives-a-slight-mishap/#comment-1252 I'm having the same problem, and I've come to the conclusion that it is a malt vinegar issue. Some Trader Joe olives don't have malt. I’m having the same problem, and I’ve come to the conclusion that it is a malt vinegar issue. Some Trader Joe olives don’t have malt.

]]> Comment on Olives, a slight mishap by Nellie http://techchix.net/2007/olives-a-slight-mishap/#comment-1009 Nellie Fri, 30 Nov 2007 22:49:32 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/olives-a-slight-mishap/#comment-1009 Try Mediteterranean Oganics... they have different varieties and are sooo good, they were my last treasure in building the perfect gf bloody mary. Ingredients(garlic stuffed): Organic Green Olives, Organic garlic, water, sea salt, and citric acid. Good luck! Try Mediteterranean Oganics… they have different varieties and are sooo good, they were my last treasure in building the perfect gf bloody mary.
Ingredients(garlic stuffed):
Organic Green Olives, Organic garlic, water, sea salt, and citric acid.

Good luck!

]]> Comment on Olives, a slight mishap by Karina http://techchix.net/2007/olives-a-slight-mishap/#comment-920 Karina Mon, 05 Nov 2007 02:53:21 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/olives-a-slight-mishap/#comment-920 Oh my- what is your reaction (if I may ask)? If it is laxative in nature, I might suggest another culprit. Guar gum. Guar gum is often added to olives, and coconut milk, and a host of other foods- and- as luck would have it, it acts as a laxative in sensitive individuals. Guar gum is in the botanical family of legumes as well- so if you are sensitive or allergic to legumes (as I am!)- guar gum might be a big No No! Sorry you had a mishap! Karina Oh my- what is your reaction (if I may ask)? If it is laxative in nature, I might suggest another culprit. Guar gum. Guar gum is often added to olives, and coconut milk, and a host of other foods- and- as luck would have it, it acts as a laxative in sensitive individuals.

Guar gum is in the botanical family of legumes as well- so if you are sensitive or allergic to legumes (as I am!)- guar gum might be a big No No!

Sorry you had a mishap!

Karina

]]> Comment on A Broken Hip with Love by Karina http://techchix.net/2007/a-broken-hip-with-love/#comment-896 Karina Tue, 23 Oct 2007 14:59:13 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/a-broken-hip-with-love/#comment-896 Ainsley! I loved your post- BIG SMOOCH! xoxo Ainsley! I loved your post- BIG SMOOCH! xoxo

]]> Comment on coconut oil by Cindy http://techchix.net/2007/coconut-oil/#comment-811 Cindy Fri, 28 Sep 2007 15:57:25 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/coconut-oil/#comment-811 Thanks for this article - we've been receiving Chet's newsletter for awhile now and recommend him as well. To answer Brad's first question: Yes, that article does support the claim that coconut oil is "good for you". Coconut Oil is Healthy. In fact, it is really the only oil, besides possibly olive oil, that you should cook with at high heat (others break down, form transfats). Feel free to read our article on coconut oil here: http://cindalouskitchenblues.blogspot.com/2007/08/organic-virgin-coconut-oil-is-healthy.html Thanks again for promoting Chet and health! Cindy Thanks for this article - we’ve been receiving Chet’s newsletter for awhile now and recommend him as well.

To answer Brad’s first question: Yes, that article does support the claim that coconut oil is “good for you”. Coconut Oil is Healthy. In fact, it is really the only oil, besides possibly olive oil, that you should cook with at high heat (others break down, form transfats). Feel free to read our article on coconut oil here:
http://cindalouskitchenblues.blogspot.com/2007/08/organic-virgin-coconut-oil-is-healthy.html

Thanks again for promoting Chet and health!
Cindy

]]> Comment on REVIEW: Enjoy Life(TM) Snack Bars by Karen Joseph http://techchix.net/2007/review-enjoy-lifetm-snack-bars/#comment-793 Karen Joseph Fri, 21 Sep 2007 04:21:46 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/review-enjoy-lifetm-snack-bars/#comment-793 My six year old loves the Enjoy Life snack bars. He can't have other brands because of peanut contamination. They look unappealing to me. It seems that young children really enjoy cereal bars (in my experience) so it's worth a try for the young Celiac kids. My six year old loves the Enjoy Life snack bars. He can’t have other brands because of peanut contamination. They look unappealing to me. It seems that young children really enjoy cereal bars (in my experience) so it’s worth a try for the young Celiac kids.

]]> Comment on coconut oil by brad http://techchix.net/2007/coconut-oil/#comment-784 brad Tue, 18 Sep 2007 18:29:50 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/coconut-oil/#comment-784 This is from the first source you cite: "Thus, despite similar total saturated fatty acid composition and a higher total percentage of the cholesterolelevating fatty acids (lauric, myristic and palmitic acids) in the coconut oil diet compared with the butter diet, levels of total and low density lipoprotein cholesterol were lower on the oil coconut diet. The data provide confirmation that butter, a source of fat rich in palmitic acid, has a greater hypercholesterolemic effect than coconut oil that is rich in lauric acid.-Cox, C., J. Mann, W. Sutherland, A. Chishoh, and M. Skeaff Doesn't this support the claim that coconut oil IS good for you??? Also, what are the studies that detail the effects of UNHYDROGENATED coconut oil? It is very hard to find any that specifically mention the unhydrogenated coconut oil. This is from the first source you cite:

“Thus, despite similar total saturated fatty acid composition and a
higher total percentage of the cholesterolelevating fatty acids
(lauric, myristic and palmitic acids) in the coconut oil diet
compared with the butter diet, levels of total and low density lipoprotein cholesterol were lower on the oil coconut diet. The data provide confirmation that butter, a source of fat rich in palmitic acid, has a greater hypercholesterolemic effect than coconut oil that is rich in lauric acid.-Cox, C., J.
Mann, W. Sutherland, A. Chishoh, and M. Skeaff

Doesn’t this support the claim that coconut oil IS good for you???

Also, what are the studies that detail the effects of UNHYDROGENATED coconut oil? It is very hard to find any that specifically mention the unhydrogenated coconut oil.

]]> Comment on I Miss My blog! by Angel http://techchix.net/2007/i-miss-my-blog/#comment-676 Angel Thu, 30 Aug 2007 02:01:37 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/i-miss-my-blog/#comment-676 YaY! I've been leaning to raw as well - have all the books you could imagine, just not the mindfulness yet. But I'm glad to see another celiac in the mix. I have a google alert for all things gluten and found your blog. I look forward to reading your recommended site. Next after raw and if you aren't familiar already (just popping in, I don't "know" where you've been and all): check out www.bodyecology.com and the B.E.D. (Body Ecology Diet). This author discusses what's "wrong" and "right" with different diets including raw. It gave me something to think about: fermented foods, and well, "body ecology!" Best to you on this new journey. I look forward to your future entries. Angel aka Dotslady YaY! I’ve been leaning to raw as well - have all the books you could imagine, just not the mindfulness yet. But I’m glad to see another celiac in the mix. I have a google alert for all things gluten and found your blog. I look forward to reading your recommended site.

Next after raw and if you aren’t familiar already (just popping in, I don’t “know” where you’ve been and all): check out http://www.bodyecology.com and the B.E.D. (Body Ecology Diet). This author discusses what’s “wrong” and “right” with different diets including raw. It gave me something to think about: fermented foods, and well, “body ecology!”

Best to you on this new journey. I look forward to your future entries.
Angel aka Dotslady

]]> Comment on coconut oil by Sea http://techchix.net/2007/coconut-oil/#comment-674 Sea Wed, 29 Aug 2007 21:43:44 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/coconut-oil/#comment-674 Fascinating article- thank you for sharing! -sea Fascinating article- thank you for sharing!
-sea

]]> Comment on Copyright is STILL in effect here by Karina http://techchix.net/2007/copyright-is-still-in-effect-here/#comment-667 Karina Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:43:52 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/copyright-is-still-in-effect-here/#comment-667 I am honored to be your favorite gluten-free goddess. ;) It's actually rather pathetic that a blogger would cut and paste the work of others and present it as their own. It publicly demonstrates their painful lack of creativity, vision or even original thought. Sad. I am honored to be your favorite gluten-free goddess. ;) It’s actually rather pathetic that a blogger would cut and paste the work of others and present it as their own. It publicly demonstrates their painful lack of creativity, vision or even original thought. Sad.

]]> Comment on I Miss My blog! by Kristen Suzanne http://techchix.net/2007/i-miss-my-blog/#comment-660 Kristen Suzanne Wed, 29 Aug 2007 00:36:51 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/i-miss-my-blog/#comment-660 Welcome to Raw...I can't wait to check out your Raw blog. I can appreciate what you wrote about loving to cook and prepare food. I come from a restaurant background and was raised playing in the kitchen with my mom. When I went vegan and then Raw, I knew I wanted to still spend time in the kitchen. What I've learned is that although many Raw recipes don't take long to make, I am able to play and experience delicious flavors - only now their Fresh, Vibrant, Raw and Alive. I have a couple of Raw recipes on my blog you might be interested in trying.....delicious flavors from Morocco and Italy. Cheers! Kristen Suzanne --------- www.KristensRaw.com www.KristensRaw.blogspot.com Welcome to Raw…I can’t wait to check out your Raw blog. I can appreciate what you wrote about loving to cook and prepare food. I come from a restaurant background and was raised playing in the kitchen with my mom. When I went vegan and then Raw, I knew I wanted to still spend time in the kitchen. What I’ve learned is that although many Raw recipes don’t take long to make, I am able to play and experience delicious flavors - only now their Fresh, Vibrant, Raw and Alive. I have a couple of Raw recipes on my blog you might be interested in trying…..delicious flavors from Morocco and Italy.

Cheers!
Kristen Suzanne
———
http://www.KristensRaw.com
http://www.KristensRaw.blogspot.com

]]> Comment on Copyright is STILL in effect here by Gluten-Free Bay http://techchix.net/2007/copyright-is-still-in-effect-here/#comment-656 Gluten-Free Bay Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:19:18 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/copyright-is-still-in-effect-here/#comment-656 I only wish my Creative Commons logo and link (which I've always had on my page) had kept that jerk from ripping off my recipe/s! I'm going to have to start putting a copyright notice at the end of every blog post, which is annoying. People stink sometimes :-( I only wish my Creative Commons logo and link (which I’ve always had on my page) had kept that jerk from ripping off my recipe/s! I’m going to have to start putting a copyright notice at the end of every blog post, which is annoying. People stink sometimes :-(

]]> Comment on REVIEW: Enjoy Life(TM) Snack Bars by Erin http://techchix.net/2007/review-enjoy-lifetm-snack-bars/#comment-539 Erin Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:18:14 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/review-enjoy-lifetm-snack-bars/#comment-539 I am glad that I am not the only one that doesn't particularly like these snack bars. I was lucky to get some samples directly from Enjoy Life, so I am glad I didn't pay for them. Not my favorite at all. I prefer the Glutino breakfast bars in apple or raspberry instead. The texture is much better, as is the flavor. I am glad that I am not the only one that doesn’t particularly like these snack bars. I was lucky to get some samples directly from Enjoy Life, so I am glad I didn’t pay for them. Not my favorite at all. I prefer the Glutino breakfast bars in apple or raspberry instead. The texture is much better, as is the flavor.

]]> Comment on Unos Pizzeria GF? by GlutenFREE http://techchix.net/2007/unos-pizzeria-gf/#comment-462 GlutenFREE Sat, 11 Aug 2007 05:44:41 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/unos-pizzeria-gf/#comment-462 That's some great news! I love how they have a gluten free menu. I'm seeing lots of restaurants doing that now and it's very reassuring to see. Of course, the "order without bun and sauce" for the burgers is a bit of a cop out, but at least they list it as an option. That’s some great news! I love how they have a gluten free menu. I’m seeing lots of restaurants doing that now and it’s very reassuring to see. Of course, the “order without bun and sauce” for the burgers is a bit of a cop out, but at least they list it as an option.

]]> Comment on My Sweet Tooth, Me Not Bake and Other News by wanna.b.slim http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-445 wanna.b.slim Sat, 04 Aug 2007 23:05:48 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-445 Hi there... I am one of those 7.700 lurkers..But I will come out of the woods.. I am gluten intollerant.. So I am lurking about to get any help I can to feed myself as I am on a weightloss journey also.. So thank you from me for your wonderful efforts to blog.. you obviously help many many people... Hugs to you and keep up the fantastic work! Hi there… I am one of those 7.700 lurkers..But I will come out of the woods..
I am gluten intollerant.. So I am lurking about to get any help I can to feed myself as I am on a weightloss journey also..
So thank you from me for your wonderful efforts to blog.. you obviously help many many people…
Hugs to you and keep up the fantastic work!

]]> Comment on My Sweet Tooth, Me Not Bake and Other News by Techchix http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-441 Techchix Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:00:20 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-441 Naomi, thanks for saying hello! I am not the lady you remember, but you could find her thru googling the term gluten freedom. I had no idea she had that trademarked - and I can hear my lawyer sister scolding me. So, now I've fixed by "byline" on the site. Glad you're exploring raw foods. I must admit it is interesting and thought-provoking. -techchix Naomi, thanks for saying hello! I am not the lady you remember, but you could find her thru googling the term gluten freedom. I had no idea she had that trademarked - and I can hear my lawyer sister scolding me. So, now I’ve fixed by “byline” on the site.

Glad you’re exploring raw foods. I must admit it is interesting and thought-provoking.

-techchix

]]> Comment on My Sweet Tooth, Me Not Bake and Other News by naomi http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-440 naomi Fri, 03 Aug 2007 20:52:38 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/my-sweet-tooth-me-not-bake-and-other-news/#comment-440 hey! Noticed you're GF, too! Thought perhaps I knew you... I know a lady who uses the name Gluten Freedom (trademarked), and thought perhaps I finally found her site. If not, nice to meet you! I've been playing with raw foods, too and am beginning to wonder if I mightn't like to try giving it a serious go. For now, I'm just having lots of fun learning. Best regards,'Naomi Poe hey! Noticed you’re GF, too! Thought perhaps I knew you… I know a lady who uses the name Gluten Freedom (trademarked), and thought perhaps I finally found her site.

If not, nice to meet you! I’ve been playing with raw foods, too and am beginning to wonder if I mightn’t like to try giving it a serious go.

For now, I’m just having lots of fun learning.

Best regards,’Naomi Poe

]]> Comment on REVIEW: Bobs Mill GF Bread Mix by Gluten Freedom » Blog Archive » My Sweet Tooth, Me Not Bake and Other News http://techchix.net/2007/review-bobs-mill-gf-bread-mix/#comment-437 Gluten Freedom » Blog Archive » My Sweet Tooth, Me Not Bake and Other News Fri, 03 Aug 2007 17:50:51 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/review-bobs-mill-gf-bread-mix/#comment-437 [...] Alas, it was not meant to be. At least right now in my life. I instead satisfy my need to bake with my lovely breadmaker instead. One note for all, I have discovered that my perfect little GF Breadmaker, does not cook GF bread mixes very well on the GF cycle. Strange, I know. Instead, I put Bob’s Red Mill on the Whole Wheat cycle and it turns out perfect every time. (No idea why.) It still works better than the last 2 breadmakers and I happily put out 1 or 2 loaves each week for sandwiches. Imagine that! ME! Eating sandwiches on a regular basis. (I love it best toasted with butter….mmmmmmmmmm) [...] [...] Alas, it was not meant to be. At least right now in my life. I instead satisfy my need to bake with my lovely breadmaker instead. One note for all, I have discovered that my perfect little GF Breadmaker, does not cook GF bread mixes very well on the GF cycle. Strange, I know. Instead, I put Bob’s Red Mill on the Whole Wheat cycle and it turns out perfect every time. (No idea why.) It still works better than the last 2 breadmakers and I happily put out 1 or 2 loaves each week for sandwiches. Imagine that! ME! Eating sandwiches on a regular basis. (I love it best toasted with butter….mmmmmmmmmm) [...]

]]> Comment on Nothing is more wonderful by Gluten Freedom » Blog Archive » REVIEW: Bob’s Mill GF Bread Mix http://techchix.net/2007/nothing-is-more-wonderful/#comment-421 Gluten Freedom » Blog Archive » REVIEW: Bob’s Mill GF Bread Mix Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:45:19 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/nothing-is-more-wonderful/#comment-421 [...] Let’s look back at one of my favorite posts recently where my delightful hubby splurged on a GF breadmaker for me. (Isn’t he the best??!?!) Part of that purchase included some Bob’s Mill GF Bread Mix - not just any mix, mind you. It was the GF Hearty Whole Grain Bread Mix and WOW you will enjoy this bread. My husband greatly desired that I make homemade-ish bread that we could both eat and enjoy. This bread actually tastes great and has the hearty goodness of a traditional whole grain bread. Best of all, it does not appear to spike hubby’s blood sugar - which is important for all those diabetics out there. [...] [...] Let’s look back at one of my favorite posts recently where my delightful hubby splurged on a GF breadmaker for me. (Isn’t he the best??!?!) Part of that purchase included some Bob’s Mill GF Bread Mix - not just any mix, mind you. It was the GF Hearty Whole Grain Bread Mix and WOW you will enjoy this bread. My husband greatly desired that I make homemade-ish bread that we could both eat and enjoy. This bread actually tastes great and has the hearty goodness of a traditional whole grain bread. Best of all, it does not appear to spike hubby’s blood sugar - which is important for all those diabetics out there. [...]

]]> Comment on Meatballs a la Husband by wanna.b.slim http://techchix.net/2007/meatballs-a-la-husband/#comment-406 wanna.b.slim Mon, 16 Jul 2007 07:36:20 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/meatballs-a-la-husband/#comment-406 Thank you for posting such a delish sounding meal... I will be attempting this one very soon. I am only gluten intollerant fotunately..so will be looking at your other recipes also! Cheers from Down Under! Thank you for posting such a delish sounding meal… I will be attempting this one very soon. I am only gluten intollerant fotunately..so will be looking at your other recipes also!
Cheers from Down Under!

]]> Comment on Meatballs a la Husband by Karina http://techchix.net/2007/meatballs-a-la-husband/#comment-398 Karina Wed, 11 Jul 2007 21:55:20 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/meatballs-a-la-husband/#comment-398 Your husband has shared a winner! This recipe sounds uber-yummy and I can't wait to try it. I love the idea of the garlic and mushrooms. Yes. Thank you for posting such a yummy recipe. You are a sweetheart [and so is your husband!]. xoxo Karina Your husband has shared a winner! This recipe sounds uber-yummy and I can’t wait to try it. I love the idea of the garlic and mushrooms. Yes.

Thank you for posting such a yummy recipe. You are a sweetheart [and so is your husband!].

xoxo

Karina

]]> Comment on Meatballs a la Husband by Sheltie Girl http://techchix.net/2007/meatballs-a-la-husband/#comment-396 Sheltie Girl Wed, 11 Jul 2007 12:48:06 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/meatballs-a-la-husband/#comment-396 Your meatballs sound delicious and look really easy to make. Karina will be delighted. Sheltie Girl @ Gluten A Go Go Your meatballs sound delicious and look really easy to make. Karina will be delighted.

Sheltie Girl @ Gluten A Go Go

]]> Comment on Nothing is more wonderful by Jenni Prokopy http://techchix.net/2007/nothing-is-more-wonderful/#comment-382 Jenni Prokopy Tue, 19 Jun 2007 14:10:13 +0000 http://techchix.net/2007/nothing-is-more-wonderful/#comment-382 wow, a gluten-free cycle on the breadman?! that is terrific! i am checking it now... enjoy it, you deserve it! :) wow, a gluten-free cycle on the breadman?! that is terrific! i am checking it now… enjoy it, you deserve it! :)

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