Bacon spaghetti is a dish that my grandmother often made for dinner whenever we were visiting. It's one of those meals that brings back fond memories of childhood so I've been wanting to try my hand at gluten free bacon spaghetti for a while now. I succeeded in making a pasta recipe that's gluten free and it turned out quite dandy. My kids ate it right up! I have a feeling that I'll be making it View Post
Gluten Free Coconut Macaroon Cherry Bombs
How does some gluten free coconut macaroon cherry bombs sound? Mmmm. These treats are also perfect for the patriotic holidays, Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day, because they are red, white and blue! Chuck full of coconut goodness and I love me some coconut desserts. Basically any coconut flavored baked good is my weakness. Until I was diagnosed with celiac disease that is. For the longest View Post
How To Survive A Toddler Fracture During Summer
We have a toddler at our house. A toddler who got a toddler fracture. Never in my life have I broken a bone myself so the whole fracture world is relatively unknown to me. Sure I worked around patients with broken bones in my past working in the Children's ER, but those were all fresh breaks. They left the ER and I never saw the recovery process. So when my own son stepped down wrong, tripped View Post
The Girl Who Got The Golden Buzzer
When I say the words " Golden Buzzer " do you know what I'm talking about? I'll be the first to admit that it's not often that we watch television shows the actual night of. Everything seems to be on a delay at our house. We tend to watch a lot of Netflix and Hulu around here. Friends, I don't even have a DVR. No cable. Just the rabbit ears hidden behind the television. Feels kind of like View Post
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Dip
When you are living gluten free, desserts are extremely hard to come by. Basically you have to get creative and find out what works for you or even make your own entirely. I've found that it's not that difficult to make my own. Just takes a bit of thinking outside of the box. I'm in no way a cook or baker so it's not an option to create my very own recipe entirely. I'll mostly take existing View Post
Gluten Free Eggplant Parmigiana Recipe
When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease I thought of it as a death sentence. I know that sounds a little over the top and even harsh. But that's how I felt. Can't change how you feel in that moment. One of my favorite foods is Italian. I'm not Italian at all in heritage but the flavors of the food is just dandy in my opinion. I've always loved eggplant parmigiana. What was I going to View Post
Melanoma Hope Network Fundraiser
Did you know that May is Melanoma Awareness Month? It is. I think that it's quite fitting for the month before summer to be the one to raise much needed awareness for melanoma. In another month or so people all over will be enjoying the outdoors and many will NOT be wearing sunscreen. Perhaps they already are. There have already been a few warm and sunny days here in St. Louis. Do you wear View Post
Gluten Free In St Louis: The Block
I love living in St Louis and I love all the great restaurants that we have here. Tons and tons of yummy things to eat. A big stress for me when I found out that I have celiac disease was whatever would I be able to eat??? Could I still eat out in our fine city? Were there any options to eat gluten free in St Louis? How would I learn where I could eat? Well the answer is yes I can still eat View Post
Gluten Free Pina Colada Dip Recipe
Here in St. Louis it's the perfect time of year to start entertaining outdoors and indulging in gluten free Pina Colada dip! The evening weather isn't too hot and it's not too cold. Just the perfect temperature for enjoying patio life with friends and family. Especially before the summer heat is upon us! St. Louis is notorious for being hot and humid during the summer months so we take what we View Post
How To Live Gluten Free In The Lou
When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease I definitely went through the stages of grief. Okay I'm still in the stages actually. Grief is a long process. I've experienced loss before and I do feel somewhat odd comparing this diagnosis to the loss of a loved one. It seems almost trivial. To compare my change of eating habits to losing someone close to me? But in many ways it's just like View Post
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