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Monday, June 3, 2013
Creamy Cucumber Bagel Sandwiches
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- kermiefrgJune 4, 2013 at 8:42 AM
This looks great! I've had slices of cucumber on cream cheese, but never like this. Must try!
ReplyDelete - jennikolausJune 4, 2013 at 11:26 AM
First of all, everything bagels are the bomb! I LOVE those! Second of all, cucumbers are so yummy! They get sort of ignored though, you don't see them as the main ingredient very often. ;) This sounds like an awesome pairing that I can't wait to try! I have family coming into town and we're planning a picnic, I think I might make these to bring! Thanks for sharing!
~Jen - Cathy TrochelmanJune 4, 2013 at 8:08 PM
I have a friend who craved a version of this throughout her entire pregnancy....comfort food at its best! :)
ReplyDelete - winnie rottemJune 5, 2013 at 6:35 AM
These look fantastic!! Just looking at them and I'm already craving one :)
ReplyDelete - Shelley RobertsonJune 5, 2013 at 8:43 PM
I think this looks fantastic! I am going to pin it! I would also love for you to link this up at Party In Polka Dots!!
Shelley - Kelly MillerJune 6, 2013 at 9:21 AM
My thoughts exactly, Stacy! Only I wish I had somewhat of a green thumb, I'll be enjoying other's gardens this year lol.
ReplyDelete - Kelly MillerJune 6, 2013 at 9:21 AM
I'm craving them, too Winnie! They were gone FAST, double batch next time for sure.
ReplyDelete - Kelly MillerJune 6, 2013 at 9:23 AM
What an awesome pregnancy craving! I was just happy to keep stuff down lol.
ReplyDelete - Kelly MillerJune 6, 2013 at 9:24 AM
Word to everything bagels - yum! Totally agree on the cucumbers, too. You'll love these for a picnic!
ReplyDelete - amy harrisonJune 6, 2013 at 9:53 AM
It's vegetarian June at our house - thanks for the great lunch idea!
ReplyDelete - Sara HoweJune 10, 2013 at 10:08 AM
These will make a perfect light summer lunch!!! I'm excited to try it!! Thank you :)
www.sarhowe.blogspot.com oh yum! That looks like something I would totally love!! Pinned! Emily @ Nap-Time Creations
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I make these without the Worcestershire and salt.. but I squeeze a bit of lemon on top of the cuc's. It makes it EVEN more refreshing.


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Recipes for a gluten free Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving doesn't have to be a bore. There are so many delicious and even gourmet options for those of us with celiac and/or food allergies. Here are some of my favorites…
Wild Rice & Cranberry Stuffing: Made with onions, garlic, vegetable broth, wild rice, cranberries, seasonings and nuts if desired. We've made variations of this delicious stuffing in past years but here is a link to one that I really like.
Apple Crisp: Use cornstarch in place of the flour. Mix in dark brown sugar, butter, cinnamon, spices, and nuts if desired.
Cheese Buns: These little rolls are light and fluffy, warm and delicious. Link below! (It seems wordpress is having difficulty with links in text. Hopefully this is fixed soon) These cheese buns behave a bit like a popover but they rise, apparently because of the tapioca starch not all the eggs that you need in a popover so in my opinion you get a much better texture more like wheat buns. To get them just right you might want to try them out before Thanksgiving but believe me, if your family is around, even the flops won't go unnoticed.
Mashed Potatoes: Don't forget lots of garlic and butter!
Gravy: So much easier than you might think. At least it surprised me. Using the meat drippings scrape off some of the fat (save the drippings) and put it into a saucepan. Slowly add and whisk an equal amount of flour (corn starch works great, or rice flour, all purpose gluten free flour, bean flours, etc. etc.), on med to med/high heat simmer this mixture until the flour is browned (you should see a bit of color in the bubbles, you don't want raw flour, it tastes bad, believe me). Once you've got the flour cooked (this doesn't take long) increase the temperature and begin to pour back in the meat drippings and whisk like mad so you don't get lumps. Continue to whisk. This should thicken into a nice gravy within 5 min or so. It is just making a roux like I wrote about in this post below. http://glutenfree4goofs.wordpress.com/2009/01/27/you-must-learn-to-make-sauce/
Fruit Salad: This should be naturally gluten free. Double check ingredients that are unusual
1.What are some of your favorite holiday recipes? Link or if they are naturally gluten free simply name them.
2. What are you thankful for? I am so thankful to my mom for letting me borrow her flour mill indefinitely. I can bake like crazy and cheap! That's hard to do gluten free but when you buy in bulk and mill it yourself, the flour alternatives are quite reasonable! Thanks MOM
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Friend to Friend Advice on Going Gluten Free
I wrote this as an email to a friend who did an elimination diet and discovered that gluten messes with her moods as well as other things. She wants to try going gluten free with her teen kids and see if they feel healthier too. She also had specific questions about Thanksgiving. Hope this helps Gina!
Think substitute or make from scratch instead of cutting things totally out. For example, need carbs? Corn, rice (careful of boxed rice), potatoes. This should help with thanksgiving. Instead of packaged gravy, make it using corn starch! Many, many gluten free foods are BETTER because they don't rely on processed food. Watch your ham and instead of an injected one or some fancy stuffing that no one eats, get an organic one and make a rice and craisins stuffing.
What else? Need dessert? Ice cream is almost always a go and you can make a mean crockpot applesauce with brown sugar for it to go on. You can get mixes for the things you just can't live without. Look at the new Betty Crocker gluten free line, (sold at WalMart) she has brownies and cakes and may even have a pie crust. If not I've made naked pumpkin pie before in a pinch.
As for now, with you kids, get some special treats to curb the munchies. Things you don't usually buy but you can say I know it's tough without… but here have a snickers! LOL
Another great option for a quick pick me up is a protein and/or fruit smoothie. When I'm really lamenting the lack of options my hubby whips up a dessert smoothie with peanut butter, chocolate, protein powder and milk. MMMM!
I keep stocked on protien stuff, yogurt, nuts, cheese and then definitely invest in some good gluten free noodles. You can get a case of Tinkyada noodles (by far the best texture out there IMO) on Amazon. Its spendy but definitely worth it if you really want to go for it. I just buy elbows and use them for almost everything. Sometimes I grab some spaghetti noodles.
Check out my no noodle lasagna "recipe". We make it in advance and freeze it. Stick to meats and fresh veggies. We do a lot of salmon or chicken on the bbq, and when it comes to taco night we make our own seasoning and use warm corn tortillas. Cumin is the "secret" to the flavor.
Chex has gluten free cereals and if you can develop a taste for grits you can still have hot cereal too. Eggs are a go.
Speaking of eggs, you can boil up a dozen or so at a time and have another quick protein. Hard boiled egg, or egg salad sandwich (on rice cake or gf bread) etc.
Just plan ahead! That's the best way to stay on top of it. Don't let yourself get hungry without having an idea of what you will eat. It takes dilligence and probably at first you will be longer at the grocery store but just make sure you always have something that IS ok. That's one of the hardest parts.
Some more sneaky sources of gluten
There are a few things that I occasionally still forget that contain gluten. Mostly its because they are things I don't usually eat but at a grad party this week I encountered them and thought I'd share.
Imitation Crab – sushi rolls on an hors d'oeuvres tray peaked my interest but thankfully my sister remembered about the crab.
Soy sauce – this one doesn't usually sneak up on me but you'd be surprised how often, rice that looks like plain white rice is cooked in small amounts of soy sauce.
Crumbs – I just about cut open a watermelon on a counter that someone before me cut bread on. I didn't realize it at first and was surprised how many crumbs came up on the dishcloth!
Be safe out there kids…
Tips for making gluten free bread
It took me almost a year and at least twenty terrible loaves (probably closer to 100), nearly as many that were edible but looked horrible and finally a successful gluten free bread recipe. Another few months to make it into something reproducible. Just because the stars all line up for that one wonderful loaf of bread doesn't mean it can be done again and again!
I've been told that mine is the best gluten free bread ever! One of my customers reports that her husband has given up wheat bread in favor of my gluten free version.
Here are my tips:
Mill your own rice (and other grains) to save considerable expense.
Using a favorite recipe, mix the dry ingredients in advance to make a "big batch" version. I make a 4 loaf mix put that in a gallon zip loc bag in the refrigerator then every couple of days I make the loaves one at a time in my bread machine. Or you can save in gallon canning jars.
It is also possible to bake gluten free bread the conventional way but the best results require a 400 degree oven, an hour to rise and an hour to bake so I rarely have that kind of time or want to heat the kitchen like a … well an oven!
To make a gluten free loaf in a bread machine…
- Place wet ingredients in the bread machine first.
- Cover the liquids with dry ingredients.
- Make a depression in the dry ingredients and put the yeast in that (don't let it touch the liquid)
- With gluten free bread choose the bread machine setting with the longest rise time.
- You will need to mix the ingredients at least once with a spatula during the mix cycle. Resist the urge to add flour.
- When possible remove the paddle (mixer in the bottom) after the mix cycle but BEFORE the first rise.
- At this point you should be able to leave it alone and wait for yummy, hot bread!
Whether you have a GF setting or not your best loaf will result if you do at least these two things… (mentioned above and expanded on here).
- Give your dough a little attention in the mixing stage. During the first 10 min most bread machines are warming and the next 20min or so is the mixing stage. During the mixing stage it will serve you well to take a spatula and scrape the sides once or twice. Gluten free dough is very sticky and wet it will never "clean the sides" like regular dough so you have to help it along. The dough should be the consistency of thick pancake batter. If it seems lumpy or if it does not stick to your spatula it most likely needs a tablespoon or two more water. If it is quite runny and falls right off the spatula when mixed you may need to sprinkle in more rice flour. But in general you should resist the urge to add flour.
- Remove the paddle: Bread machines have several cycles. One of the first cycles is mix, next is rise, then they go into a "knock down" cycle before the final bake stage. Since gluten free bread will only rise once you will want to remove the paddle before the knock down stage or the result will be a dense loaf. Once it is finished mixing you can remove the paddle by wetting a spatula and your hand, scrape most the dough away from the mixing paddle and then slip it off. Wet the spatula again (or your hand) and smooth the dough back into a recognizable shape then allow your bread machine to complete your gluten free wonder undisturbed!
This is the dough as it mixes…
Here is what the dough should look like when it has finished mixing…
If you choose to bake your loaf you can spoon it into prepared loaf pans like this…
Spread the dough with a spatula until smooth like this…
Next allow to rise…
Then bake. Cover the bread with tin foil. Bake until the internal temp is around 180 or a toothpick comes out clean. To get a darker crisper crust brush with olive oil and remove the cover for the last 5 min.
Remove from the pan within 15min-20min of baking to avoid a soggy crust (even if you use a bread machine). Allow to cool, slice and serve.
Gluten free bread will usually only keep a couple days left out on a bread board covered with a towel. If you keep it in an airtight container it will last up to 1wk.
Best way to make pizza rice cakes.
One of the hardest things for me is coming up with lunches that are simple, fast, kid pleasers. Simple and fast rarely goes along with gluten free. Not only that but the words cheap or inexpensive are almost a joke. But I've got no choice. With three boys and myself all eating gluten free, budget wise is a must!
Here is one of our simple meals using regular groceries (not specialty) that also saves precious time during the middle of our school day.
It doesn't seem that there should be a science to making rice cake pizza's but by trial and error I have come up with some helpful tips.
One – NEVER EVER put the sauce directly on the rice cake. Unless of course you like soggy food. Experience has taught me that the sauce can melt a hole right throught the middle and cause quite an interesting anomoly. Donut shaped pizza!
Two – Don't ever let the boys make their own pizza rice cakes using cheese sticks! If you haven't ever tried to microwave a cheese stick I am here to tell you, do not attempt!
Three – Well, I guess there isn't a three. So here is a lovely picture of one of the Thinglets' favorite lunch meals. Enjoy!
Borrowed Breakfast Idea – Gluten Free Breakfast Casserole
Here is another delicious borrowed meal. A Gluten Free Breakfast Casserole complete with fresh pork sausage from the hogs we raised last year! Mmmmm!
Brian at Fire and Salt comes up with some of the heartiest, tastiest gluten free meals you've ever had. Not to mention he has tons of great desserts!
My husband took this to a staff breakfast and it was a hit! Sorry I didn't get a picture, it was devoured before I could find my camera!
Borrowed Dinner Idea – Mexican Hamburger and Potato Casserole
At Linda's "What can I eat that's gluten free carnival" I spotted a recipe that is just right for our large family.
I'd like to share it with you so check out Gluten Free Greenie's Mexican Hamburger and Potato Casserole.
I'm adding a new category on the side to show linked recipes because my ideas are by no means the end all and be all.
For great recipes from other bloggers click the category XYZ Blog Friends' Recipes
One of the easiest meals I can come up with.
Most days I just need a no brainer when it comes to feeding myself. The Thinglet's "go to" power meal is rice cakes and peanut butter. How is it that kids can eat PB&J until it comes out their ears and not get sick of it?
When you need something decent and have only about 10 minutes to prepare you can cook this easy, naturally gluten, milk, nut, egg and soy free meal in a snap. Even I can do it!
Steam some brown rice. Costco has a package of precooked organic brown rice that has a sweet (not earthy and dry) flavor. It is a little spendy for rice but a great quick lunch especially if you need something gluten free to take to work.
Cut up one large chicken breast, toss in balsalmic vinagrette (always double check ingredients with dressings) and cook in a skillet over medium high heat until done. Serve with the rice and a bit of cilantro. Wa-la!
For an on the go meal, refrigerate or freeze the bite size chicken in meal portions and grab the Costco rice bowls to go.
Health-ier banana split – breakfast treat
allergy free, biggest looser, food, gluten free, breakfast, banana split
Here is a yummy and somewhat healthy breakfast treat that a friend introduced me to from the Biggest Loser Club.
Biggest Loser or not, we all enjoyed it as you can see!
You need bananas, yogurt, chocolate syrup and nuts (if desired) and/or granola (for a NON-gluten free version). I left the nuts and granola out due to food allergies.


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Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Attorney General Abbott's Cyber Crimes Unit Nabs Austin Sex Predator In Violation Of His Probation
AUSTIN Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott today announced the arrest of a former Austin man caught online in violation of his probation from a 2004 conviction for using the Internet to solicit what he thought was a teenaged girl for sex. Investigators with Attorney General Abbott's Cyber Crimes Unit located Boris Alvarado, 31, in Queens, N.Y., and coordinated with Bastrop County and New York City officials to arrange for his arrest.Sex offenders must realize that when they violate a court order, we will track them down and hold them accountable for their actions, Attorney General Abbott said. I thank law enforcement officers in Bastrop County and New York City for helping us bring this man to justice. Our collaboration is helping keep children safe.
Cyber Crimes Unit investigators arrested Alvarado in November 2003 after he used an Internet chat room to solicit a person he thought was a 14-year-old girl for sex. He drove from Austin to Bastrop County for the meeting, but the girl was actually an undercover Cyber Crimes Unit investigator who had been chatting with him online. As part of Alvarado's June 2004 sentence to 10 years probation on a charge of criminal solicitation of a minor, he was ordered not to access the Internet in any way, including possessing computer software that enabled online access.
In February 2005, Cyber Crimes investigators found Alvarado logged in to a chat room under the same screen name that he had used prior to his arrest. After confirming Alvarado's identity and that he was using software to access the Internet for long periods of time, investigators worked with the Bastrop County Supervision and Corrections Department and the Bastrop County District Attorney to obtain an arrest warrant for a probation violation.
The Cyber Crimes Unit discovered that Alvarado had moved to Queens, N.Y., and that he was being supervised there. Investigators contacted Alvarado's New York probation officer on Aug. 9, and officers with the Queens Warrant Squad of the New York Police Department arrested him on Aug. 16. He was transported to Bastrop County on Sept. 16 by the U.S. Marshals Service and is currently in the Bastrop County Jail.
Cracking down on sexual predators is a top priority of Attorney General Abbott's administration. His Cyber Crimes and Fugitive units have arrested more than 320 sexual predators since he took office in December 2002. The Cyber Crimes Unit, which targets online predators, has made 63 arrests to date. The Fugitive Unit, which locates convicted child sex offenders who have violated the terms of their parole and could be stalking children, has arrested 223. In addition, the Fugitive Unit has arrested 35 unregistered sex offenders as part of Operation Missing Predator, a statewide initiative launched in April to locate and arrest convicted sex offenders who are not in compliance with sex offender registration requirements.
To find out more about Attorney General Abbott's efforts to crack down on sexual predators, visit the Attorney General's Web site at www.texasattorneygeneral.gov or call (800) 252-8011.


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I have a 7 year old who has always been stubborn and has had periods where he was challenging in his behavior, but who also can be a very sweet, caring boy. Lately, his behavior has escalated at home and we are concerned. He is defiant, screams when he gets upset, will refuse to do certain things we ask of him, and has real difficulty managing his frustrations and emotions. When he is not in the midst of his frustration, he can be insightful, says "I just cannot control myself" when we ask him how he is feeling during his outburst. His behavior in school is good, he is described as a hard worker and quiet and calm. My husband and I have made some changes in how we deal with his behavior, focusing on positive reinforcement and trying our best to stay calm and controlled when he has an outburst, but he seems to be able to go for a few days or a few weeks doing just great, but then will have a few days where things are really bad (screaming, yelling, defiant, talking very disrespectfully to us, pushing his sister, antagonistic towards friends). Recently, he acted this way at his grandparent's house and this was a first. We are to the point where we are going to talk to our doctor about family counseling and strategies to deal with this, but we are very concerned as it seems to be escalating. Any advice or insight into what might be going on?
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Thomas Glen Cox Sr., 77, of Danville, died at 6:07 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 2, 2012, at Provena United Samaritans Medical Center, in Danville.
Funeral Mass: 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, at Holy Family Catholic Church with the Rev. Ted Pracz officiating. Visitation: 4-7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, with a Parish Wake Service at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Pape Funeral Home, 10 E. Williams, Danville. Memorials: Holy Family Catholic Church, 444 E. Main, Danville, IL 61832. Burial: Sunset Cemetery with military rites by American Legion Post 210.
Tom was born Nov. 9, 1935, in Danville, to Franklin Joseph and Evelyn Georgina Jackson Cox.
He attended Fairchild Grade School and graduated from Schlarman High School in 1953. He had served with the Air Force.
He started working at TeePak in the process department in 1964 and retired in the warehouse department in 2003.
He was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church and American Legion Post 210. He enjoyed genealogy and collecting toys. He loved his family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Tom married Sally Marie Lappin on May 12, 1955, at St. Patrick Catholic Church. She survives. Also surviving are three children, Regina (Terry) Sherman, Katherine Cox and Thomas (Jewell) Cox Jr.; four grandchildren, Katrina (Greg) Sims, Kathleen (Jeff) Miller, Daniel Cox and Ashley (Lee) Sherwood; two great-grandchildren, Matthew and Elizabeth Sherman; and a sister: Joanne (Daniel) Carpenter. He was preceded by his parents and a brother, Larry Joseph Cox.
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Tell him to forget fetish, and next summer's wedding
DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I just found this out and I am so embarrassed to even say it. My fiancé just admitted he likes to wear diapers and play nursemaid. I am sickened by the thought. In other ways, he is so grown-up and manly! I am going crazy now. What do I do? Our wedding is slated for next summer and we were just at the wedding show together. Help! -- Not A Nursemaid, Winnipeg
Dear Not A Nursemaid: He told you so you could reject him now -- six months before the wedding -- if you couldn't stand the idea of participating in his fetish. He can't enjoy this fetish alone as it requires a partner. He will understand if it's a dealbreaker for you. Appreciate that he didn't wait until eight weeks before the wedding when the invitations were out. If you have to break it off, he should pay for lost deposits, not your folks, because he could have revealed the deal-breaking news way before the engagement. You, in turn, should keep the real reason for the breakup confidential. Agree between the two of you on a story you will tell about why you broke up, and keep it simple. You don't want him suicidal because you told the world the real story.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I took my husband -- we're separated but seeing each other for sex -- to a shooting range. It was his first time, but he turned out to be a great shot. Then it occurred to me, since I was the one who cheated and he's still quietly angry, I wouldn't stand a chance if we went hunting together and he wanted to get rid of me, for instance, and say it was an accident. Am I being paranoid? -- Second Thoughts on This Sport, Winnipeg
Dear Second Thoughts: Since it's a dicey relationship, you may not be as paranoid as others might think. How about you find some other sport to practice, like a racquet sport where you can whack very hard? But, also take your marital problems to a counsellor so you don't have thoughts like this any more. Fooling around with your cuckolded sort-of-ex husband before you work out the anger, distrust and resentment is likely to cause a series of volcanoes in the near future.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I fell in love with my boyfriend's father last summer at the lake. In the fall, I broke up with the son and called the father. He told me to "go far, far away" as I suspected he would. But last week, to my shock and amazement, I got a call and I joined the man for a drink. He said he too had felt the powerful attraction in the summer, but ran from it. Finally, he couldn't hold back. Well, one thing led to another that night and now we are in the position of wanting to be together as a couple. How do we tell my ex, without ruining their father-son relationship? I thought maybe I could call my ex and ask him if it would be OK if I started seeing his father, now we have been apart half a year? He does have a new girlfriend he loves more than he ever did me. We broke up over feelings of indifference on both sides. Little did he know I was in love with his father, but from a respectable distance. -- Rock and a Hard Place, Winnipeg
Dear Rock: In the old days the father would have had to ask his son for permission to start seeing you, but that was last century. Forget that happening. On the hopeful side, indifference is the opposite of love, so there's a ghost of a chance that, after the son blows sky high, he will find a way to deal with this awkward new relationship. It's bound to be bad for awhile, so if and when you do get together as a family, don't be all over the father in front of people. Your ex will naturally wonder if you were flirting with his dad while you were seeing him, maybe even consorting with his father at the same time. You both need to answer these questions, and talk with him privately. He doesn't need to be facing down you and his dad as a couple.
Questions or comments? Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or send letters c/o Miss Lonelyeharts, 1350 Mountain Ave. ,Winnipeg, R2X 3B6
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