Ah, Christmas. Gluten-free Christmas. It got me thinking about curated content. No kidding. Have you ever heard the term "curated content"? It's a fancy-pants digital marketing phrase that basically means that you've cruised the internet and created a "best of" list. For example, just recently my blog made it onto Feedspot's Best 100 Gluten Free Blogs on the Web. So that was more than a little … [Read more...]
Gluten-free Christmas Feast
Hello! Sorry for the break between posts. There's been a little bit going on of late - I needed to take some time out to recover from some minor surgery. No biggie, but the anaesthetic took a little while to work its way out of my system. Since then, I've also been tied up with end of year stuff for school and kindy, trying to get ahead with my writing deadlines so that I can have a Christmas … [Read more...]
Gluten-free Cranberry and Cacao Balls
The countdown's on. One week 'til Christmas. Kids are on holidays, social engagements are mounting and we're all trying to work out how to finish the last of the Christmas shopping without having to endure the Christmas rush. Even though Christmas exhausts me, I have been delighted by some of my kids' quirky Christmas rituals. One that's now in its second (or third?) year is a very thrifty idea … [Read more...]
Gluten-free Rice Rounds
At the end of this week, school finishes for the year and we commence the 6-week summer break. So, honest to goodness, I'm not all that interested in developing new lunchbox recipes over the next few weeks. We're all focussing on Christmas and fretting about how our poor metabolisms are going to cope with all the Christmas functions between now and the 25th. Maybe you'll be doing some … [Read more...]
Gluten-free Sweet Tea Cups
A few weeks ago, my baby turned four. Of course, I really shouldn't call my four-year-old a baby, but as he's my youngest I'm allowing myself a little creative license. Those four years have gone by awfully quickly. He was only a few months old when my daughter was diagnosed with Coeliac Disease and was the most placid of babies. Now he is a blustering, rambunctious chatterbox who is more than … [Read more...]