About Gluten Free Live
Gluten Free Live is designed, hosted, and operated by an old guy with celiac disease named
Steve Rider.
Gluten Free Live exists to help people affected by celiac disease, multiple sclerosis, ADHD, and autism-spectrum disorders by making it very easy to find
gluten-free products, books about health issues and the gluten free diet, and small
kitchen appliances useful to those on a gluten-free diet.
Our role in your shopping experience consists entirely of helping you to find products you want to buy,
we do not stock or sell anything at all. All sales, shipping, and payment for items you select here
are handled by Amazon.com. Gluten Free Live is an Amazon Associate store.
This website can be classified as a web search portal, each time you request a page of product
information our server contacts Amazon.com to get the details, then we format the information
according to our design and send the results to your web browser. Our shopping cart keeps
track of any items you add, and when you choose to checkout we redirect your request to Amazon.com.
Each month the nice people at Amazon.com add up all of the items they have sold to people
that clicked on one of our store or ad links, and based on some complicated math, we get
a certain percentage of the proceeds. We only receive payment from Amazon, not from you,
and you only pay Amazon, not us. Our role is exclusively helping you find stuff and
making it look so nice that you just can't resist buying it. We think we know at least
something about what people with celiac disease want to buy. How are we doing?
Privacy Policy
We don't know who you are and we never will. We do not know your email address
and we have no means available for you to tell us what that might be. We can't reveal
your private details because we will never know what they are. Our privacy policy is "Yes",
we want to respect your privacy by never knowing anything personal about you.
The web server on which this site is hosted does record your IP address, just
as every other web server on the planet also does. A record of your IP address and
the pages you access on this site is maintained automatically by this web server so
that it can be used to track usage trends, troubleshoot problems, and to allow us
to defend the site from the occasional malicious hack attempt. Most web browsers automatically
identify themselves as to what type of web browser they are, which version, and which
computer operating system is being used to run the browser. This helps web servers to
provide you with web pages that you will be able to see and use. There is nothing malicious
or invasive about this process, and it happens on every website that you visit. The
log files on our server are erased on a daily basis by an automatic process.
No permanent record of your visit is retained unless you make a purchase from Amazon.com.
If you add one or more products to your shopping cart and you then select Checkout at Amazon
our store software sends us an automated email that includes the items you selected but
no details about you except your IP address, as mentioned above. This is done for
2 reasons, it helps us to understand which gluten-free or other items our visitors wish to buy,
and it helps us to troubleshoot any problems that may occur. Again, this email does not
include any personal details about you at all.
About Us
 Steve Rider, the
designer, owner, and operator of this website, is a semi-retired
old person with a lifelong interest in geeky stuff. He has about 65 websites, we think.
Nobody is really sure. He just keeps making more websites all of the time. He is known for this.
Steve lives in warm and beautiful Palm Springs, California with his registered domestic partner and about 20 computers.
If you wish to contact Steve you can use this form. Steve reads all email messages that are sent by human beings,
but spammers need not apply.
Thank You
Thank you for visiting Gluten Free Live, we hope you will find this site useful. And if you are following a gluten free diet please remember rule number one:
Always read the ingredients!
Here are the most recent gluten-free recipes from our celiac-disease information site, All About Celiac. It features a large database of news, recipes, and gluten free diet information.
GF Recipes at The Sensible Celiac: [Gluten Free Recipe] Roasted Cherry Tomato...
Roasted Cherry Tomato, Spinach and Asiago Pasta
Great for lunch and light dinner. From Healthy Living. -- posted by LovinGFKids
http://www.recipezaar.com/298491
16 May 2008 at 1:23pm
RecipeZaar Gluten Free Recipes: Lime Sorbet
A wonderfully refreshing, delightfully tart sorbet. Limes always seem to have more than a hint of coconut about them, so teaming this sorbet with a coconut ice cream works well. In fact, if you think about all the other fruits that grow in similar climate and base your ideas on combinations of these, you can't go far wrong. -- posted by Flowerfairy
16 May 2008 at 12:57pm
Gluten Free Food Freak: Gluten free chocolate beetroot muffins
16 May 2008 at 12:29pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Gluten Free Friday
I almost never buy bottled sauces anymore, because of the long lists of ingredients, and almost guaranteed use of gluten, corn syrup, MSG, and preservatives. But, we really enjoy teriyaki sauce, so I did a little research and experimenting last week and came up with this. It's easy and tasty - great with chicken and beef. Homemade Teriyaki Sauce 1/2 cup GF soy sauce (La Choy/San-J) 1 cup water 4 Tbsp brown sugar 1/8 tsp ginger 2 Tbsp cornstarch 1/4 cup water pressed garlic, optional Heat soy
16 May 2008 at 10:37am
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Grilling: Sweet Potato Salad
I spent a lot of my winter attempting to perfect the roasted sweet potato. The pursuit of the perfect balance between creamy interior and crunchy exterior proved a difficult one, but alas I triumphed and the experience left me a certified sweet potato junkie. The spring has marked a turn toward greener vegetables, but withdrawal hit me hard this week and I had to return for another taste of the that velvety orange sweetness. Although roasting the ideal sweet potato was no easy feat, grilling
16 May 2008 at 10:20am
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Gluten-free Italian cornmeal cake by Whole Foods
Gluten-free Italian cornmeal cake What a great idea! Adding the ricotta cheese and orange juice makes this cake heavier, moister, and sweeter?perfect for dessert! Thanks to Whole Foods. Gluten-Free Italian Cornmeal Cake 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened 3/4 cup sugar 2 large eggs 1/2 cup full fat ricotta cheese, preferably hand-dipped 1 cup ground almonds or almond meal/flour 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice Zest of 1 organic orange 1 cup yellow c
16 May 2008 at 7:15am
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Bacon Friday
Bacon Friday May 16, 2008 by bipolarlawyercook Single serving spinach salad, originally uploaded by BipolarLawyerCook. Last night?s supper, a spinach salad with warm bacon vinaigrette, heavy on the protein. I was feeling the need for minerals and fat? I suppose another sign I am feeling better, and that the horrible carb cravings of medication withdrawal are passing. To make: I de-stemmed, tore, washed & dried some Boston Organics spinach, and topped it with chopped cherry tomatoes,
16 May 2008 at 5:55am
GF Recipes at The Sensible Celiac: [Gluten Free Recipe] Beet Tzadziki
Beet Tzadziki
I haven't tried this yet, but it sounds great!
From the NYTimes Magazine, April 12, 2008 -- posted by Amandochka
http://www.recipezaar.com/298428
16 May 2008 at 1:41am
GF Recipes at The Sensible Celiac: [Gluten Free Recipe] White Bean Soup With ...
White Bean Soup With Bay and Pancetta
A Bill Granger recipe for a super quick, tasty soup -- posted by JustJanS
http://www.recipezaar.com/298337
16 May 2008 at 1:41am
GF Recipes at The Sensible Celiac: [Gluten Free Recipe] Chocolate Milkshake
Chocolate Milkshake
This chocolatey milkshake looks so fancy but is super easy to make. It's sure to impress all your friends and is perfect for any chocolate lover. You may use either chocolate syrup or powdered drinking chocolate in this recipe and for a richer milkshake use chocolate icecream. -- posted by Brittney_xo
http://www.recipezaar.com/298334
16 May 2008 at 1:41am
RecipeZaar Gluten Free Recipes: Fast and Easy Potato Salad
Using the microwave provides a quicker version of potato salad than you'll get from boiling the potatoes. Fast, simple, easy, and delicious! Perfect for those days when you just want potato salad but can't be bothered to make it from scratch, yet don't want the garbage you get at the grocery store. Also great for people living in households where other members don't share the same potato salad enjoyment (my fiancee hates mayo). -- posted by kittyroara
16 May 2008 at 1:33am
RecipeZaar Gluten Free Recipes: Mighty Miso Soup (With Dashi - Fish Stock)
Miso soup is a traditional Japanese soup, prepared mainly from miso and dashi (fish stock and seaweed stock, see my recipe for simple dashi). Rich taste, easy recipe, short preparation time and very healthy. This recipe calls for Dashi - a Japanese Fish Stock. This stock really wakes the soup up and is the best way to make miso soup. -- posted by Harmel Rayat
16 May 2008 at 1:31am
RecipeZaar Gluten Free Recipes: Caribbean Sol's Mouthwatering Grilled Chicken...
This is a light, high protein, heart healthy, hearty salad that can be fixed anytime. There are many bold flavors, textures, and aromas associated with this salad that make it as pleasing to the senses as it is to the palate. -- posted by Caribbean Sol
16 May 2008 at 1:30am
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Cooking the Alphabet: P is for Pie
Cooking the Alphabet: P is for Pie Submitted by Sunni on Thu, 2008-05-15 21:22. Cooking the Alphabet | Gluten free | Pood | Recipes | Tips and Tricks Longer ago than I care to admit, a dear friend asked me about making pie crust. And since today is that person?s birthday, I figured evidence that I hadn?t forgotten that request might make a suitable birthday gift. When done well, pie crust is a deep brown, delectable testament to the near-miraculous effect of heat on a few simple ingredients.
15 May 2008 at 10:22pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: not a recipe but just as Yummy!
Hey ya?ll! I know that this is not a recipe, but I just have to share a very cool new site Gluten Free Network. It is a lot of fun and is a great resource for gluten free friends, recipes, ingredients, finding recipes and more!! They are even allowing Mwah to be a moderator there? hahaha! This new Gluten Free community is even throwing a contest in order to get noticed. Just by writing a simple review like this one you are entered in the contest to win 2 new gluten free cookbooks they are g
15 May 2008 at 10:00pm
Gluten Free Recipes from Wordpress: not a recipe but just as Yummy!
Hey ya'll!
I know that this is not a recipe, but I just have to share a very cool new site Gluten Free Network. It is a lot of fun and is a great resource for gluten free friends, recipes, ingredients, finding recipes and more!!
They are even allowing Mwah to be a moderator there... hahaha!
This new Gluten Free community is even throwing a contest in order to get noticed. Just by writing a simple review like this one you are entered in the contest to win 2 new gluten free cookbooks they are giving away!
So, give em a visit and blog about the site to earn yourself a coupla cool cookbooks -- FULL OF GF RECIPES!!
15 May 2008 at 10:00pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Coconut Macaroons - Gluten free - dairy free
After absolutely loving Jennie?s Coconut Macaroons for quite some time, I thought I could try to make them at home? I mean really, how hard can it be to follow a recipe? LOL Coconut Macaroons 3 egg whites 1tsp vanilla 1 tsp Almond Extract 1/4 tsp salt 2 cups powdered sugar 2 1/2 grated coconut (flakes can be grated in food processor) Line baking sheet with parchment paper or grease well. In chilled mixing bowl combine egg whites, vanilla, almond extract and salt. Beat on highest speed
15 May 2008 at 9:54pm
Gluten Free Recipes from Wordpress: Coconut Macaroons - Gluten free - dairy free
After absolutely loving Jennie's Coconut Macaroons for quite some time, I thought I could try to make them at home... I mean really, how hard can it be to follow a recipe? LOL
Coconut Macaroons
3 egg whites
1tsp vanilla
1 tsp Almond Extract
1/4 tsp salt
2 cups powdered sugar
2 1/2 grated coconut (flakes can be grated in food processor)
Line baking sheet with parchment paper or grease well.
In chilled mixing bowl combine egg whites, vanilla, almond extract and salt. Beat on highest speed until white and foamy. Gradually add powdered sugar, beat until egg mix is stiff and glossy. Do not under beat the egg mix. Gently fold in the coconut. Drop by spoonfuls onto baking sheet.
Bake at 325 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove from pan immediately to cool. Makes about 3 dozen.
15 May 2008 at 9:54pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Gluten Free Carrot Cake with Orange Frosting
One of my favorite desserts has always been carrot cake with a good frosting on top. Here is a great recipe if you like orange frosting! Gluten Free Carrot Cake Ingredients: 1 cup soya flour or besan flour 3/4 cup maize cornflour (100% corn) 2 teaspoons gluten free baking powder 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda 2 teaspoons mixed spice 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar 1 1/2 cups grated carrot (about two medium carrots) 1 cup chopped walnut 1/2 cup light olive oil 1/2 cup sour cream 3 egg, lightl
15 May 2008 at 9:00pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Gluten Free, Corn Free Bread Machine Recipe
Well, we?ve officially been asked for our gluten free, corn free bread machine recipe, so here it is! We have a Zojirushi that we make this in, and I?ve never owned another bread machine, so I can?t vouch for results in other makes/models, but do try it out, and let me know how it goes in the comments with your brand of machine! The Zojirushi does a bang up job of gluten free bread, that is for certain! 1 1/2 cups milk 3 eggs 1 tbsp. apple cider vinegar 1/8 cup oil (we use melted coconut oil
15 May 2008 at 8:18pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Crispy Low-Carb Tilapia/Marie Rose Sauce
This recipe makes a pan-fried tilapia that's crispy but virtually zero carb (just a trace for the eggs and cream). And, in case you're wondering, even though it uses pork rinds for a coating, the result does not taste anything like pork. This isn't a really original recipe, but I couldn't find a low carb one when I was searching that really told me what I wanted to know, so here's my take on this (and there's a bonus sauce at the end). Note that this is (obviously, but not all "breaded" fish rec
15 May 2008 at 7:06pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Another Quinoa Salad (and a restaurant review)
Last night, I threw together another quinoa salad. I needed some comforting, and I knew a quinoa salad would do it. This time, I roasted an eggplant and a couple of tomatoes, tossed in some basil and diced spring onions, and served it up with a creamy lemon dressing. It was good, both warm and cold, but especially warm, I think the cold version could have used some baby spinach tossed in for good measure. It was comforting, but I did still resort to ice cream and hot fudge later in the eveni
15 May 2008 at 1:58pm
Gluten Free Food Freak: Sweet potato muffin recipe
15 May 2008 at 1:47pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: Recipe: Gluten Free Crepes
Ahhh, crepes. This is one of the favorite recipes in my household. It doesn?t even taste gluten free! Gluten Free Crepes Ingredients: 2 large egg 1 tablespoon oil 2/3 cup milk (or substitute) 1/2 cup sorghum flour 1 dash salt 1 tablespoon sugar Recipe Instructions: Whip the eggs in a bowl till frothy. Add oil and milk and whip. Add dry ingredients, mixing until lumps are gone. Heat skillet on medium. Add tsp of oil to coat the pan. Pour in enough batter to cover pan thinly. Flip when edg
15 May 2008 at 1:22pm
Technorati Gluten Free Recipes: GFCF Snack Bars and Indoor Air
Indoor air quality is a hot topic these days? it appears that the air we breath inside our home is 5 times dirtier than the air outside. Considering we cook, use chemical based cleaning products, burn petroleum based candles and furnish our homes with materials made with VOC?s, it?s no wonder we can?t breath clearly. There are things we can do to help. In addition to opening the windows frequently to circulate air, choosing low or no VOC paints (glues, flooring, etc?), using natural cleaning p
15 May 2008 at 12:29pm
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