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Welcome to our gluten sensitivity book on the web. Our information is as up to date and accurate as possible but we do not take any medical responsibility. What we have found is from our families experience with gluten sensitivity. We have been living with Glee being Gluten free for over 25 years! See how it's done!

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Hello Dolly Dahl... An Indian cooking class in a bag! Go on a lip-smacking taste quest! Say hello to this unique gluten-free goodie! Learn to cook just as the Indians do.

Our information on gluten is personal, real and has a hint of fun! It is not a hard thing to live with when you use light hearted effective action. Thank God we found a Gluten Free Goddess that helped us with our gluten sensitivity book.

She works at the Flour barrel in downtown Guelph Ontario and some of the recipes we provide are from a taste testing contest run by the store.

All or our Asian cooking Classes in a bag are Gluten free…

The Mystery of Thai Noodles Untied... A Thai cooking class in a bag! A Thai taste adventure! Our Thai Noodle gluten-free cooking class shows you how to work with luscious lemon grass and dried mushrooms imported from Thailand.

Take a stroll with your scroll and feast your eyes and palate into a Gluten free taste adventure. Information will be added on a weekly basis as this book is a fun filled Gluten free frenzy!

Let’s start with the basics… what is gluten? A mixture of two proteins, gliadin and glutenin, gluten is a major component of rye and wheat flower, imparting springiness into wheat products. Gluten is not present in oats, barley, or maize.

The term ‘gluten’ comes from the Latin word for glue. The use of the word gluten to describe a sticky pretentious component of dough was established by the middle of the nineteenth century. Mrs. Beeton, in her famous Book of household management (This girl knew how to have fun with food!), observed that when flour and water were mixed and kneaded, an elastic dough was produced which was best using wheat flour, less satisfactory with rye flour, and inadequate with barley, maize (corn), oats, or rice. She must have had fun in her sticky mess. This sticky elastic substance, or gluten, is essential for making satisfactory leavened bread. Bubbles of carbon dioxide released from fermenting yeast are trapped by the visco-elastic protein, ensuring a light honeycombed texture for the dough. The elastic nature of gluten also holds particles of the dough together, preventing crumbling during rolling and shaping.

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