Posts Tagged: ‘Vegetarian’
Posted on May 3, 2013 - by Jules Shepard
I used scrambled eggs with cheese and salsa in my gluten-free pocket sandwiches, but don’t let that limit your creativity! Perhaps you’d like to add meat or grilled veggies? Anything you like will taste even better in a handy pocket sandwich!
Posted on October 10, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
Gluten-Free Crispy Rice Treats are indeed a treat this Halloween!
Posted on October 8, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
Homemade apple pie. Mmmmmm. Just the thought of brings a smile to nearly anyone’s face. Choose a variety of apples from tart to sweet for the most flavorful pie.
Posted on September 29, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
An estimated 30-50 million American adults are lactose intolerant (whether they know it or not!) and many more of those with celiac disease also must avoid lactose. So, how do you bake gluten AND dairy-free? Read on!
Posted on April 23, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
In this recipe you have a choice: either use my Jules Gluten Free™ All Purpose Flour OR a combination of 6 other gluten-free whole grains and starches. Choose easy, or have an option if you have lots more food sensitivities in your midst! Either way, there is nothing to miss here. Full of delicious lemony flavor, but free of gluten, dairy and eggs!
Posted on March 22, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
I’ve borrowed the theme from one of my favorite college restaurants and made a deliciously healthy version of what they called the “Flyin’ Mayan:” a sweet potato and black bean burrito. I’ve grilled my sweet potatoes in thick slices much like steak fries. Adding black beans, corn, avocado and my yummy vegan slaw, all wrapped up in a soft, warm flour tortilla – it’s the perfect combination!
Posted on January 31, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
Latkes have come to mean “Potato Pancakes” in common parlance, but nowhere does it say that they must be made with potatoes. This is the first of two new posts using the wonderfully versatile, über-healthy and easy to cook, Spaghetti Squash.
Posted on January 24, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
I view Pad Thai as the Thai version of leftover night, only unlike a typical leftover dinner, this is a dish everyone can get excited about. Open your refrigerator and start throwing in ingredients – literally, just toss them into the wok or large skillet and sauté until all the flavors aromatically permeate your house and call everyone to the meal. A great recipe + a yummy ingredient giveaway = a win-win!
Posted on January 23, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
This twist on the traditional will please all palates — chocolate lovers are placated by the chips that offer a sweet counterbalance to the molasses, and any kid loves a cookie rolled in sugar! The peanut butter-chocolate fans in my midst are thrilled with that option, and I love that the figs bring a moist, cake-like texture to these chewy cookies, and that they pair so well with the ginger and cinnamon. Could be a new family favorite!
Posted on January 11, 2012 - by Jules Shepard
This weather has me craving anything warm and yummy, so I decided to use my leftover sweet potatoes as the base of a new soup! Easy, quick, hearty (yet dairy-free), and as spicy as you want to make it — this beautiful bowl of satisfying soup will warm your belly and help you put those sweet potatoes to good use!