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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

gluten free pasta

if you are new to the gluten free diet you may not be aware of gluten free pastas made from rice. Tinkyada is an excellent brand of wheat and gluten free rice pasta, available in spaghetti, fusili, penne and lasagna noodles. rice pasta does require precise attention while cooking to ensure it does not overcook, but only takes 16-17 minutes in boiling water. it is a good idea to rinse the pasta in cold water when it is done to stop the cooking process. rice pasta tastes really good and is an excellent alternative to pasta made from wheat. lasagna noodles can be added raw or cooked for a lasagna dish, I will post my gluten free lasagna recipe soon. most pasta sauces are also gluten free, but always remember to check the ingredients. red and white wine is gluten free too!

Tinkyada rice pasta is available at most grocery and natural food stores including Save-On Foods, Choices Market, Whole Foods, Meinhardts, Stongs, Donalds Market, and T&T Supermarkets. cheers!  Robyn

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Hey, good to know! Can't wait for the recipe!

January 19, 2010 at 7:18 PM

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

gluten free pasta

if you are new to the gluten free diet you may not be aware of gluten free pastas made from rice. Tinkyada is an excellent brand of wheat and gluten free rice pasta, available in spaghetti, fusili, penne and lasagna noodles. rice pasta does require precise attention while cooking to ensure it does not overcook, but only takes 16-17 minutes in boiling water. it is a good idea to rinse the pasta in cold water when it is done to stop the cooking process. rice pasta tastes really good and is an excellent alternative to pasta made from wheat. lasagna noodles can be added raw or cooked for a lasagna dish, I will post my gluten free lasagna recipe soon. most pasta sauces are also gluten free, but always remember to check the ingredients. red and white wine is gluten free too!

Tinkyada rice pasta is available at most grocery and natural food stores including Save-On Foods, Choices Market, Whole Foods, Meinhardts, Stongs, Donalds Market, and T&T Supermarkets. cheers!  Robyn

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Hey, good to know! Can't wait for the recipe!

January 19, 2010 at 7:18 PM

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

gluten free pasta

if you are new to the gluten free diet you may not be aware of gluten free pastas made from rice. Tinkyada is an excellent brand of wheat and gluten free rice pasta, available in spaghetti, fusili, penne and lasagna noodles. rice pasta does require precise attention while cooking to ensure it does not overcook, but only takes 16-17 minutes in boiling water. it is a good idea to rinse the pasta in cold water when it is done to stop the cooking process. rice pasta tastes really good and is an excellent alternative to pasta made from wheat. lasagna noodles can be added raw or cooked for a lasagna dish, I will post my gluten free lasagna recipe soon. most pasta sauces are also gluten free, but always remember to check the ingredients. red and white wine is gluten free too!

Tinkyada rice pasta is available at most grocery and natural food stores including Save-On Foods, Choices Market, Whole Foods, Meinhardts, Stongs, Donalds Market, and T&T Supermarkets. cheers!  Robyn

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Trish said...

Hey, good to know! Can't wait for the recipe!

January 19, 2010 at 7:18 PM

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

gluten free pasta

if you are new to the gluten free diet you may not be aware of gluten free pastas made from rice. Tinkyada is an excellent brand of wheat and gluten free rice pasta, available in spaghetti, fusili, penne and lasagna noodles. rice pasta does require precise attention while cooking to ensure it does not overcook, but only takes 16-17 minutes in boiling water. it is a good idea to rinse the pasta in cold water when it is done to stop the cooking process. rice pasta tastes really good and is an excellent alternative to pasta made from wheat. lasagna noodles can be added raw or cooked for a lasagna dish, I will post my gluten free lasagna recipe soon. most pasta sauces are also gluten free, but always remember to check the ingredients. red and white wine is gluten free too!

Tinkyada rice pasta is available at most grocery and natural food stores including Save-On Foods, Choices Market, Whole Foods, Meinhardts, Stongs, Donalds Market, and T&T Supermarkets. cheers!  Robyn

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Trish said...

Hey, good to know! Can't wait for the recipe!

January 19, 2010 at 7:18 PM

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

gluten free pasta

if you are new to the gluten free diet you may not be aware of gluten free pastas made from rice. Tinkyada is an excellent brand of wheat and gluten free rice pasta, available in spaghetti, fusili, penne and lasagna noodles. rice pasta does require precise attention while cooking to ensure it does not overcook, but only takes 16-17 minutes in boiling water. it is a good idea to rinse the pasta in cold water when it is done to stop the cooking process. rice pasta tastes really good and is an excellent alternative to pasta made from wheat. lasagna noodles can be added raw or cooked for a lasagna dish, I will post my gluten free lasagna recipe soon. most pasta sauces are also gluten free, but always remember to check the ingredients. red and white wine is gluten free too!

Tinkyada rice pasta is available at most grocery and natural food stores including Save-On Foods, Choices Market, Whole Foods, Meinhardts, Stongs, Donalds Market, and T&T Supermarkets. cheers!  Robyn

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Trish said...

Hey, good to know! Can't wait for the recipe!

January 19, 2010 at 7:18 PM

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