Do you have any recipes for gluten free treats for an eight year old girl who ca

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   aguasilverposted 14 years ago

   Do you have any recipes for gluten free treats for an eight year old girl who cannot handle gluten!
   
   Our daughter has suffered epilepsy fro five years, we have stopped it by cutting all gluten from her diet, but treats are a problem and she can only tolerate so many rice cakes!

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   liswilliamsposted 14 years ago

   Sorry I took a while to get back, I did a lot of research, but I don't have any recipes. I wouldn't know how much substitue flour and all that, but there is some good stuff on the web.
   
   I found this link. It's good. It has some nice pancakes and waffles
   
   http://goodwithoutgluten.blogspot.com/

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   CassidySposted 14 years ago

   Hello, I just started a blog at hubpages.com/hub/autism-gfcfdiet and am going to be posting gluten free and dairy free recipes. I am new at blogging and still trying to figure it out-right now I only have one recipe posted but keep checking back b/c I'll be posting more. And if you want additional info about going gluten free like which brands are good...etc..let me know.
   Cassidy

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   Wes229posted 14 years ago

   Go to http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org and you will find many recipes to fit the bill.  Questions:  wesatkins@yahoo.com  site: http://www.jwesleyatkins.com

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   elmaloneyposted 14 years ago

   A great recipe I have used is making rice cereal treats.  Marshmallows are gluten free and EnviroKids makes a plain rice crispy cereal or a chocolate rice crispy cereal called .  I like this recipe because not one child can taste the difference!

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   Island Hopperposted 14 years ago

   You can visit my hub for GF ingredients: http://hubpages.com/hub/-Best-Dairy-Alternatives. You can also visit allrecipes.com and search for gluten free recipes. This is a huge site with recipes from people everywhere ... kind of like the hubpages of recipes. Bette Hagman cookbooks are the best. Her cakes and other treats turn out better than any boxed mix. Her baked goods have the same springy texture of wheat products. Also, Good Karma rice cream and others are good, and Julie's even makes a GF ice cream sandwich (has dairy though).

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   deepimpactoposted 14 years ago

   Hi there,
   
   There is a fantastic lemon meringue pie recipe here:
   
   http://www.thecavemandiet.info/p/free-recipes.html
   
   My little cavemen love it
   
   enjoy!

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   JayeWisdomposted 13 years ago

   My daughter (now middle-aged, though she will probably hate my writing that) was diagnosed with celiac disease when a toddler. Back then, it was very difficult to find recipes for treats without gluten. I made and decorated a sheet "cake" that was really chocolate fudge, and she enjoyed it for her birthday. She practically lived on bananas and rice for a while (there weren't even rice cakes when she was small).
   
   However, today you can find even gluten-free cake mixes, as well as a mix for cookies and one for brownies in the supermarket by a mainstream company, Betty Crocker. There are additional recipes on www.bettycrocker.com that will allow the home baker to adapt their mixes to make various types of treats.
   
   If you like to bake and are even fairly good at it, two cookbooks you may want to try are: THE GLUTEN-FREE GOURMET (Living Well Without Wheat) by Bette Hagman, and HEALING FOODS (Cooking for Celiacs, Colitis, Crohn's and IBS, by Sandra Ramacher. The latter has recipes that are totally grain-free, gluten-free, sugar-free and lactose-free.
   
   In addition, there are online bakeries specializing in gluten-free products and others for special diets.  You can find them via a search engine, and they will ship already baked treats, such as gluten-free cakes, to you. Some even pack frozen foods using dry ice.  Mariposa.com is one artisan bakery that sells gluten-free products online. Good luck!  JAYE

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   rosies gluten freposted 13 years ago

   use a gf cake mix, add the eggs and butter  or the fat content eg oil . mix the ingredients together, if a little moist add some gf flour. this mixture is wetter than normal biscuit mixture. i often add choc bits, nuts , chopped fruit etc to this mixture. when using vanilla mixture i often make jam drops. bake at 180 degrees  if the first batch is not perfect, just aadjust and make another batch.  use the goof ups if any make a cheesecake base.
   
   jenny
   Rosies gluten free cafe and bakery
   kettering tasmania

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    rachierach0731posted 13 years ago

    My almost 8-year-old daughter is a huge fan of Nutella (as am I). We spread it on gf bread, crackers, fruit, etc.
    
    Popcorn
    Ants on a log (celery with peanut butter and raisins)
    Gluten free chips
    PB&J rolled up in corn tortilla
    
    My blog, http://www.glutenfreecauseihavetobe.blogspot.com has some good advice for gluten free newbies or people looking for gf products.

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    glutenfreelynposted 13 years ago

    check out......... gluten-freecooking.com for recipes and celiac information

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    glutenfreekidposted 12 years ago

    My daughter is also eight and she has been on a gluten free diet for three and a half years.  Cocoa Pebbles are one of her favorites and they are gluten free.  Here is a recipe for a gluten free treat using this cereal:
    
    http://www.pebblesplay.com/post-pebbles … NAodkjJN8w
    
    Also, I've posted a recipe for gluten free strawberry cream bars.  You can see it here:
    
    http://glutenfreekid.hubpages.com/hub/G … t-Friendly
    
    Lastly, check out Pamelas Products recipes page for some really great GF treats!  Here's the link:
    
    http://www.pamelasproducts.com/recipes.aspx

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    renee21posted 12 years ago

    I wrote quite a few hubs on gluten free recipes.  You can substitute a gluten free flour blend and xanthan gum in your regular recipes.  I wrote out the different flours and amounts in one of my hubs.  Please check it out.

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