Recipes

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Flour Blends

Appetizers

Beverages (and smoothies)

Breads & Quick Breads (including Muffins)

Breakfast

Condiments

Cookies, Bar Cookies, & Brownies

CrockPot Recipes

Desserts

Dog Treats

Entrees

Frostings & Icings

How To’s

Ice Cream & Frozen Desserts

Marinades

Pie Crusts

Pressue Cooker Recipes

Salads & Dressings

Snacks

Side Dishes

Soups & Stocks

Spice Mixes

Vegetables

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7 Responses to “Recipes”

  1. Ann Trudeau
    November 2nd, 2009 @ 10:46 am

    I tried your Pumpkin Loaves with Currants recipe and really enjoyed it. I made a topping to serve along with it which consisted of 8 oz. of Cream Cheese, a few heaping tablespoon fulls of Pumpkin Puree, Agave Nectar to taste and some Cinnamon. I whipped that all up together until it was light and creamy and it was very delicious served on top of a slice of the Pumpkin Bread. Thank you, Amy, for the wonderful recipes you share with all of us…Ann :)

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  2. Allison
    December 28th, 2009 @ 10:00 pm

    I’m so glad I just found your blog. I’m cutting out sugar in my diet as part of my new years resolution. Actually, it’s more than a resolution, it’s a commitment to a lifestyle change. Now I have so great recipes to try out.

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  3. Rebekah
    January 14th, 2010 @ 5:45 pm

    So glad to have found your blog. I have to cut out a little more than gluten and sugar for the next few months, but I’m hoping I can either find recipes on your site that will work or be adaptable. They look so delicious!

    I do have a question. When a recipe calls for powdered sugar, is there an adequate substitute for this?

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    Amy Reply:

    @Rebekah, There is a substitute for everything – you just have to be creative and stop wanting your food to be just like it used to be. I am still learning this very important lesson! :)

    It depends on what you’re making – I haven’t found a ’sugar free powdered sugar’ that will do what powdered sugar does, but I have been able to successfully work around it. It just depends on the dish and what I want to achieve.

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    Katie Reply:

    @Amy,
    For “powdered sugar” Put a cup of sucanat into a blender and blend until a powder forms. Use like powdered sugar.

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  4. FreeBeeQueen
    March 9th, 2010 @ 1:54 pm

    Hi Amy,

    I love your recipes and your story is interesting and motivating. Thanks so much for that. I wanted to tell my readers about you so I posted a link on my blog to your site. I hope that’s okay and they should be visiting you soon!

    -FreeBeeQueen

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    Amy Reply:

    @FreeBeeQueen, My sincere thanks – it always fills me heart with humility and gratitude when someone finds my experience to be of value. Sending big hugs…

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