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Oooh I like this game! I LOVE salad! Mine would be romaine and a little spinach with: croutons tomatoes cucumber grilled chicken parmesan cheese and caesar dressing! YUM!! I want salad now :lol:

I personally believe I'll be with my husband in heaven. I believe we'll have bodies like we do now.

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I thought about it more and realized I do have one website I really like for recipes. She's gluten and dairy free. From memory I can't recall that she uses soy or eggs either... http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/ And I totally forgot, I used to make muffins and cookies all the time with gluten-free flours and they WERE good. I just stopped making them because my toddler (who's the one with the allergies) just crumbled them all over the place every single time :tongue_smilie: Oh and for baking, I substitute shortening for butter in a lot of recipes. Rice milk can be used for a substitute for cow's milk but it can be tricky to get the right consistency. Oh and my favorite flours are sorghum and white rice. They taste the nearest to regular wheat flours, to me. I always use a combination of them, too. And they're fairly affordable. Oh and if you bake a lot you'll want to pick up some xanthum gum. It's super pricey ($12 per package) but it lasts FOREVER so don't worry about the sticker shock at first :-) You have to use it when baking with gluten-free flours. My other favorite gluten-free sites: http://glutenfreegirl.blogspot.com/ http://www.sheletthemeatcake.com/ The hardest part is the multiple allergy thing. It's fairly easy to go gluten-free but add in the other allergies and recipes can be tough to come by. I find myself making pretty much everything for my son from scratch. Lots of fresh produce, brown rice and meats.

Poor girl :( It's rough with those allergies. My son has gluten and milk and apple allergies. I can't say I've figured anything out yet in the year since finding out about it. Every day feels like a struggle. I guess I don't have any advice but wanted to say good luck, I feel for you with the new road you're about to take. I hope you can find a couple things you and she love that are allergen free.

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Yep! One of my all time favorite muffin recipes was removed one day and I nearly cried! lol. Luckily I had printed it months before and found it in my filing cabinet :D Definitely print those recipes you want to use!! And any ideas, maybe jot them down in a notebook as well as bookmarking.

The only thing I've changed is switching from Horizons to Math Mammoth. Huge relief for my daughter. One thing that is a significant thing I'm NOT switching is First Language Lessons. I was pretty sure I was going to go with something else this fall but lately my daughter has really started to like the lessons. It only took 50 lessons to get here, though :tongue_smilie::lol: