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Cake day: August 9th, 2023

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  • I second the taco soup. I call it tortilla soup and do it a little differently, as they stated. It is really simple and really quite delicious.

    I make it with a whole chicken which is fairly cheap, in a slow cooker, hard to mess up. But just the other night i made it with some plain chicken breasts i picked up that day. Butterfly cut them seared them off and finished them in the soup.

    Three or four cups of Chicken stock.

    I omit the taco seasoning and just use healthy amount of cumin and a little chili powder. Salt (depending on salt content of chicken stock), pepper, garlic powder.

    Cans of corn, black beans, garbanzo beans, roasted tomato.

    I recently started sauteeing a heap of mushrooms chopped to bits and adding that too.

    Finish with a squirt of lime, some cheese, and tortilla chips, or i sometimes crisp up some regular corn tortillas and cut them up in it.

    Super simple, tasty. I personally can eat it throughout the week.





  • Thank you for your response. I have a friend with celiac but he doesn’t cook much for himself, he sticks with pre packaged stuff. I always prefer fresh if possible. I feel like the main stick in my side is going to be trying to be gluten free while also lactose intolerant. I’ve adapted well to a fairly lactose free diet and just worry about even more being cut.

    Good idea for searching for celiac friendly recipes, i was looking up “gluten free/lactose free” so I’m not exactly appalled i was getting vegan recipes. Doesn’t seem like there’s much left after taking those ingredients away! But that’s negative, i can see you’re right there are still plenty of things you can have. I’m gonna try to stay positive and take your advice.


  • Thank you for the tip on pasta. This is a big deal for me because i just recently got into it, and I’d like to continue making my own. With my health in decline making pasta is kind of good workout sadly enough. I haven’t made any other types, but can imagine a corn pasta being tasty enough. I’m a big fan of Asian cuisine, so maybe rice noodles could be another direction too. (Though to be honest i didn’t realize until posting this that rice is gluten free)