I love light, fluffy German pancakes! It's been a while since I've had them seeing as I've been Gluten Free for the past... Ugh--year as of next month. I've had a few "accidental" gluten-izations, like that time at the unit Bar-B-Q when I ate that chocolate cake... not a good memory. So I've been looking for recipes for all the things I love. Today I found this recipe at realmomkitchen.com and went to work--this is the resulting recipe.
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Showing posts with label Celiac Disease. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celiac Disease. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
My Gluten-Free Replacement for Rawmen Noodles
I loved raw-men noodles for years until I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Since my diagnosis I've had to give up a lot of old favorites--shredded wheat, cream of wheat, raw-men noodles and french bread to name a few. As a result, I've found new and fun ways to still be lazy and eat fun foods too--like mac-n-cheese and today's recipe, non-raw-men noodles!
Ingredients:
1cup your favorite broth
(chicken, beef, vegetable or even water with a cube of GF bullion)
1 large handful of rice sticks
Preparation:
Bring broth to a boil, add rice threads and remove from heat. Let stand 10 minutes.
I will admit it's not quite as good as the real thing, but it is pretty tasty! My little testers gobbled it up in record time for eating noodles and I rather liked it as well.
Next time I might add a frozen vegetable medley to the mix, or some pepper. the rice noodles hold onto their firm texture really well so if your like your noddles soggy you'll want to increase the cook time.
Next time I might add a frozen vegetable medley to the mix, or some pepper. the rice noodles hold onto their firm texture really well so if your like your noddles soggy you'll want to increase the cook time.
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