This is definitely not anything gourmet, but I'm telling you — going gluten-free is tough, and the best way to be successful is to BE PREPARED! Have food hanging around that you can actually eat, and you'll be less tempted to eat the 'bad stuff'. Like those sugary powdered donuts that my kids love, and that were sitting on my counter yesterday.
These are Gluten Free, Dairy Free English Muffin Pizzas. They are not cheap to make, but tasted pretty good. I used Daiya cheese for the cheese shreds, and since I only had cheddar-style in the house, that's what I used. I'm eager to try their mozzarella style cheese too.
Daiya cheese is way better than any of the other non-cheese cheese I have tried – the texture is a little like processed cheese, maybe like Velveeta or the equivalent, and it tastes really good for fake cheese.
The muffins I used are the frozen El Peto GF English Muffins that I found in my small town's local grocery store. I pre-toasted them in the toaster, then put them in the microwave to melt the cheese. (For toasting them, I also found that thawing in the microwave for a full minute helped them toast up better.)Faster and easier than the oven, and I didn't think the oven would work for toasting the muffins. I also pre-warmed the veggies I used in a dish in the microwave, so they would be a little cooked.
This is a bad picture, but I was hungry and couldn't wait to try them:
wow! it actually looks so delicious. i’ll try making something like this and share with my friends. thanks:)
None. Wheat-free and gluten-free lsytiefle has nothing to do with weight loss your weight is based solely on how many calories you consume vs how many you expend. Be aware that lots of wheat- and gluten- free products are high in calorie content. There is no magic product (acacia berry, etc) or diet that will help you lose weight without very serious side effects. I know a lot of overweight and out-of-shape vegetarians. I also know a lot of overweight and out-of-shape meat eaters. As long as you consume a nutritionally complete diet, get plenty of exercise (raise you heart rate and get sweaty 3-4 times a week), drink lots of water (not juices or sodas), get sufficient sleep, stay away from too much sugar, and consume a reasonable number of calories you’ll be fine whether you choose to eat like an omnivore, a vegetarian, or a vegan.