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Jessie James <[log in to unmask]>
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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

In response to a very recent post - in my experience a gf diet is in no way
restricted to low carbs.

It can be a very varied and enjoyable diet.  It is certainly easier for a
person who likes to bake.  There are carbs galore - cookies, carrot cake,
muffins, biscuits, breads, baked beans, chilli, rice casseroles - the list
is endless.  It even includes oatmeal porridge for breakfast for those of us
who know that uncontaminated oats are gf.

If it were a low carb diet I would not have put on several pounds
experimenting with bread and other baked recipes.  It has become a bit lower
carb as I work those pounds off.

I will post the CREAM PUFF recipe shortly.  I have had several requests for
it.  These are nicely balanced carb and protein and fattening as anything.

Jessie in BC

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