Dietary fun

Many autism spectrum people struggle with dietary issues.  If I find a spectacularly good recipe, I will share it.  In the meantime, I will just reference links to sites I find helpful.  I really need to figure out how to posts links that open a second browser page...  learning all the time!

A Year of Slowcooking  This blogger's style is fun and real, she even posts about her flops with her triumphs.  She seriously accomplishes a lot with the humble slow cooker.


Gluten Free Goddess  I haven't tried these recipes but the pictures give me hope, they are so yummy looking.


main-main-masak-masak.  I like the variety of information this site shares.


make your own almond milk  I've done this before, its not hard and it tastes nice.  I do add a tiny bit of salt as preservative, vanilla is nice too.  Another site I found (but can't re-find) suggests to take the almond meal after the milk is extracted and dry it out on a cookie sheet in a low heat oven.  I've done that and it makes wonderful protein & flavour addition to baking.


make your own rice milk  I haven't tried this yet, but it looks to be a similar process to the almond milk to make.  Warning, the picture looks kinda icky.