Food Blog Spotlight – Gluten-free

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  1. Karina

    Hello, Elise!

    Thank you for this fab spotlight on gluten free cooking and blogging! I am honored to be mentioned on Simply Recipes. Living gluten free is, indeed, a challenge, but it is getting easier every day. Blogging helps. It connects us and inspires us!

    Be well, and thanks again!

    Karina

  2. Renee

    It makes me so happy to see people having a better understanding and awareness of the gluten-issues.

    My cousin reacts severely to gluten and my aunt has had to call companies and speak to their higher-ups just to find out whether or not their products have gluten… it’s never listed on the packaging. With all of these new blogs and sites, it’s become a lot easier for her and she doesn’t feel alone in her struggle to feed her son.

    Thank you for posting this for more people to see!

  3. David

    Thanks for the nod, Elise!

    To anyone who happens to be reading this: If you suspect you have a reaction to gluten in wheat, barley, or rye (or if you’re mystified by gastrointestinal symptoms), learn about gluten intolerance/celiac disease and bring it up with an informed physician. This is a condition that is underdiagnosed even though one can be screened for it with a set of simple blood tests. Those who are diagnosed can expect to experience dramatically improved health simply by adhering to the proper diet.

    Okay…back to the recipes….

  4. shauna

    Thank you, my dear. It’s so lovely to see such recognition for gluten-free life. I know that you understand.

    (And that book deal and writing it is what kept me away from BlogHer, sadly!)

    Congratulations on all your recognitions. Great work, as always!

  7. tavia

    Thanks for the links. My bro was recently diagnosed with celiac sprue, so hopefully these links will help him find something to eat other than rice.

  11. Rebecca

    I was talking to a woman who recently found out that she is allergic to gluten just the other night and I was telling her about gluten free girl; then I turn on the computer and see this post – how serendipitous! Now I can send her all these other links. Thanks, Elise!

  12. Kelly

    Thanks Elise! Since 1 out of 100* people in the U.S. have celiac disease and only 3% are diagnosed I’m sure you’ve helped some of your readers to possibly get tested and improve their quality of health/life.

    *This figure is based on Dr.Peter Green’s new book on celiac disease.

  13. Marlene

    Thanks so much – unfortunately as I am sure you are aware – wheat is hidden in so many many shelf products and home cooking may be the only way to avoid being glutened for us gluten intolerant….just one thing – did your wheat problem disappear after 5 years? You mean I may have hope??…thanks – Marlene

    PS – this is actually just a personal email – I am having a very difficult time with all of this as dairy is also a problem – thanks

  14. Ellen

    Dear Elise,

    Thank you so much for your mention of my gluten free blog. I feel so fortunate to be in such good company. I feel a lovely connection with all of my fellow GF bloggers – and this bond has given me a huge amount of comfort and inspiration. Keep up the good work – I love reading your blog. I visit regularly!

  16. Rachel Jagareski

    This is a great resource list for people on gluten-free diets. May I humbly add my cooking blog to the list? In the last year, my husband was diagnosed with celiac disease, and we are balancing these dietary restrictions with a vegetarian diet, hence my need for some new cooking!

    Inspired by the Gluten-Free Goddess, I just started putting up some of our favorite recipes and hope to add some product and cookbook reviews, and maybe some gardening tidbits in the coming months.

    -Rachel Jagareski
    http://wheat-free-meat-free.blogspot.com

  17. Emily

    Thank you so much Elise! I never thought to look for blogs about gluten-free cooking.

    I discovered I had a wheat allergy about two years ago, and since them I spend much less of my time bloated, tired, constipated and fatigued.

    Perfect timing too…just when I was beginning to get really bored with my regular gluten-free meals.

  18. Elaine

    Thanks for your great site, full of tempting recipes. My 11 year old son has Crohn’s Disease (since age 9) and was recently diagnosed with Celiac, yeast, dairy-casein, and corn allergies. He feels 100% better since removing these problem foods. The restrictions are incredibly challenging for a kid. I am scouring the internet and shelves for fun food that appeals to kids. Love the Pamelas and el peto products. Does anyone have a really good gf/df/yeast free tortilla recipe? He loves mexican food and wraps. Need help. Thanks.

  22. Bobbi

    Hello. I enjoy reading your articles. I am constantly checking out other GF bloggers as well. I have a page dedicated to just food ideas. I was hoping you would check it out and consider adding me to your lst of GF bloggers. I have added everyone I researched and enjoyed reading, in hopes of making searching easier for new Celiacs. I think it would be great if we were all linked together.

    Thanks
    Take care!!

    Bobbi

  23. Elana

    Hi Elise-

    I love reading Simply Recipes! I just saw that you mention in the post above that you are a neighbor of Brendon in Davis; I am from Davis as well (though now live and blog gluten-free in Boulder, Colorado).

    Thanks for this fantastic round-up of gluten-free blogs.

    Elana
    http://elanaspantry.com

    Thanks Elena, what a lovely site you have! I’ve added it to the list. ~Elise

  32. Dana

    I’m so embaressed! I commented above, thanking you for your cool resource and asking to add my blog to the mix…and wouldn’t you know it, I typed my URL wrong! Who does that?

    Anyway, I’m working hard to create a resource for Northeast Ohio / Cleveland area celiacs and those otherwise gluten intolerant so I’d really appriciate the chance to get my web address right:

    http://glutenfreeincleveland.blogspot.com

    Thanks!

  36. Stephanie

    Hi there

    Just wanted to give you my URL for my website. I publish gluten free, dairy free, soy free and almost entirely sugar free. It’s a seasonal approach to gluten free living….

    Thanks in advance and have a great day!
    Stephanei

  38. Travis

    Elise,
    This list is awesome! I list a few of these great gluten free bloggers already, but most are new to me. As a GF food blogger myself, I can’t seem to read enough from others in my same dietary situation. Thanks for this great resource!

    Sincerely,
    Travis
    Travsgoneglutenfree.blogspot.com

  42. gfthatsme

    This blog is dedicated to a gluten free life style.
    Filled with helpful ways to experience great tasting food, with out feeling deprived.
    recipes so good you want to eat them…

  43. Patty

    I have been on a food allergy journey for the last 9 years, since my first child began showing signs of food allergies at 4 months old. At 4 years of age, he was also diagnosed with Celiac Disease. My blog helps others who are dealing with multiple food allergies and Celiac Disease with recipes, product reviews and tips for kids and parents living with these food issues.

  44. James

    Thanks for taking time to explain some sensitivity issues with gluten. Never really took time to see why all the gluten free products were in some of my favorite markets.

  46. Rob

    If you’re looking for a good gluten free pasta, I recommend DePuma’s.

    Gluten Free Pasta from DePuma’s is amazing in my book…you can’t tell it’s gluten free at all…and it’s all made fresh.

    So for those of you looking for something good to eat while remaining gluten free, I hope this helps! :-)

  49. E

    I have Celiac Disease, but am also a loyal foodie. I wanted to share my blog dedicated to delicious food that is all gluten free.

    yummysupper.blogspot.com

  52. Lokesh

    This blog is very helpful. I love food and I’m learning to live life and cook great gluten free food one recipe at a time.

  53. Miles

    Hey Elise,

    I stumbled upon this stuff the last time I was in the grocery store and loved it. It’s by Gluton-Free & Fabulous. They have a bunch of products and I’ve only tried the pizzas and cookies but they were excellent! Finding gluton-free foods is a bit of a chore, but I really like these products so far and I think many others who suffer with Celiac Disease could serious benefit from this good food. Just a helpful tip. Thanks!

    -Miles