I received a nice email the other day from a blogger at Nursingschools.net informing me that my blog had been selected as one of the 50 best blogs for going gluten-free. I tell ya, the timing was perfect for me to receive that email. I think about this blog a lot lately, and I feel [...]
The Cambridge Center for Adult Education is cooking up some gluten-free food with a new GF cooking series that will begin on March 8th, 2010. This two part cooking class features Holly Pierce, Boston-based chef and owner of Sweet Thing-Food for Your Soul.
When: March 8 & 15, 6:30-9:00pm
Where: 42 Brattle St., Cambridge, MA
For more [...]
I have been taking probiotics for quite some time now. In fact, I started to take it for granted that most everyone knows what probiotics are. Then I had a conversation with a good friend of mine about the supplements we both take. We compared our lists and we discovered only one difference. My friend [...]
I am not writing about gluten-free living this week. I am writing about sending aid to Haiti. If you have not done so already, please consider how you can help the victims of the earthquake. Please watch this video which will provide you information about where to send aid. Listed below are other helpful resources and websites. You [...]
I rarely eat out in restaurants anymore. It sounds funny when I say that given that I once wanted to be a food critic. In the past two years, it has become increasingly difficult for me to eat out because of the number of foods I can’t tolerate and because I simply don’t enjoy dining [...]
Photo: Bernat Casero
Happy 2010 to all of you! We have made it to a new year, a new decade, and I am truly filled with optimism and good energy. And you?
As I sit down to think about what Gluten-Free Inspired holds in store for the future, I have reflected on this journey of mine which [...]
I was happy to see that there is another gluten free food pantry initiative getting started in the United States. In addition to the Greater New Haven Celiac Group’s local initiative, there is another program gaining momentum in the state of Colorado. Dee Valdez has started a GF food pantry initiative at Loveland’s House of [...]
If you have not been to Bertucci’s since you became gluten-free, you are not alone. I too have not eaten in Bertucci’s in quite a while. There’s good news though! Bertucci’s now has a gluten-free menu and they have collaborated with the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America to train staff and develop this special menu.
I [...]
Italians are now moving to the rhythm of Celiac Rock thanks to Alessandro Palazzo, an Italian from the city of Modena, Italy. Palazzo, a celiac himself, has composed a song in Italian to create more awareness about celiac disease in Italy.
I happen to stumble upon Celiac Rock as I perused a celiac group discussion board [...]
Greetings from Italy! In case you were wondering where I have been recently, I am on vacation in Calabria. Curinga to be exact. If you follow my other blog, Carmelo Orlando, you know that I am doing geneology research on my grandfather’s side of the family.
With this post, I would like to report that it [...]
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