Thai cuisine may be the most misleading for us gluties. Rice bowls, rice paper wraps, rice noodles, it all should equal GF goodness, right? WRONG!
Soy sauce is a central element to almost all Thai cuisine, so while many of the ethnic carbs are rice-based, the sauces are dangerous. Dumplings, some spring rolls and many fried [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Brandi'
Rice noodles are safe, right?
April 15th, 2008 4 Comments
Tags: Bangkok 54 · Brandi · Harris Teeter · Pad Thai · PF Chang's · Tara Thai · Thai food · Thai New Year · Thai Restaurant Week
Gluten, gluten everywhere.
April 10th, 2008 2 Comments
Committed gluties are avid readers. We dissect ingredient lists, recipes, menus - any description of the foods we eat - with a fine tooth comb. But do we apply the same diligence to the medicines and vitamins we take to feel better? Scarily, gluten is a hidden ingredient in many meds. Since it is not an active [...]
Tags: Brandi · Giant Pharmacy · gluten · medication · National Celiac Foundation
TGI(G)F: We (heart) vegans, too!
March 20th, 2008 No Comments
For all of the vegan gluties out there who were saddened by the recent Hard Times Chili post, this one’s for you.
Golden Triangle’s very own Java Green (1020 19th Street NW) not only respects the meat, dairy, egg free lifestyle of area vegans, it’s perfect for gluties too. And if enviro-friendly is your bag, this [...]
Tags: gluten free asian · golden triangle restaurant · Java Green · jobche noodle · vegan
Not all chili is created equal … or GF.
February 28th, 2008 No Comments
The gluties have just been informed that today, February 28, is National Chili Day. While that might not mean much to you, it might as well be my birthday. Chili is one of my only true life loves. Chili dogs, chili fries, chili with cheese and onions … but nothing beats Hard Times Chili Nachos, [...]
Tags: Brandi · chili · Hard Times Cafe · National Chili Day
Gluten-free Menu Swap Feb. 4-9 (Brandi): Break down the T-U-R-N-I-P
February 6th, 2008 No Comments
Let’s start with turnips being one of the most underrated vegetables available in the cold winter months. People complain that turnips are on par with liver and onions, Lima beans and brussel sprouts. Really, they’re spicy and fragrant and a beautiful shade of purple. Cooked just right, you’ll never miss a potato again. They’re also [...]
Tags: eat local · left over recipes · menu swap · turnips
