Gluten-Free Goddess Cranberry Bread Recipe
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Monday, July 18, 2011
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About Me
- Heidi Miller
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- I hold a BS in Home Economics and Interior Design from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. I have been a Set Decorator and Interior Designer for over 15 years, having worked on many films and television shows. Most recently, I won a Primetime Emmy for Best Art Direction for a Multi-camera Series for my work on Fox's MasterChef. We have two young children... Milo, 6, and Ella, 8. My Husband is a comedy writer, whose Tweets are MUCH more entertaining than mine could ever be! When I was 34 I found out that I am allergic to shellfish, after having eaten it my entire life. My daughter has severe food allergies, including peanuts, sesame, and all nuts. She is especially allergic to pistachios. She had previously been allergic to wheat, eggs and soy... thankfully, she has seemingly outgrown those allergies. Cooking for a child is usually a challenge, but finding things for an allergic kid to eat is next to impossible. I started this blog because I have been learning so much and am eager to share information. Because I love to cook, recipes are a huge part of what I am posting. It IS possible to live well with food allergies. Thanks for reading...
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2 comments:
Inclusion is critical to ending social isolation, particularly in the teen age peer group which currently has the highest reaction rate. Awareness and understanding is the key.
C.F. Fruzzetti, Author SUNDIAL
Food Allergy Super Heroes
Inclusion is so important. I have been fortunate so far. My daughter's teacher started making the cupcakes when there were celebrations in school. I would normally just send her with a safe treat. Her teacher said you tell me exactly what to buy - I want her to feel included and not have to be different. So, nice!! Her CCD teacher did the same.
Linda
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