Crash course in Celiac disease
Heads up:
Apparently the syrups all claim to be gluten free but some people get reactions. Drink at your own risk.
Also, apparently the soymilk has gluten or something in it.
Of course the Starbucks website is completely useless when it comes to finding information on allergens. I have to call them tomorrow to re-verify but I found a few sources online, after much digging around.
The comment section indicates a lot of people with similar reactions. Good enough for me. I’ll be avoiding it.
So I had to make a few changes, of course, and unfortunately I didn’t take pictures.
The original recipe can be found here.
I used the following:
Slice the potato into smaller bits, to allow it to cook properly.
Bring your pot of water to a boil. Add chicken and/or beef stock.
Throw ALL THE THINGS (except for the sour cream) into the pot. Bring the heat to low/medium. Allow this to simmer for about an hour, or until the potatoes are thoroughly cooked. Add water as needed.
Get another pot and make the gf pasta of your choice. Once everything is done, spoon the goulash on top of the pasta. Add your sour cream, and voila. Heaven on a plate.
I’m no good at recipe writing, ha.
Does anyone else have a reaction to the vanilla syrup at starbucks? I’ve been having a LOT of Vanilla Soy Lattes lately and I’ve been glutened. Not as bad as usual though, such as if I directly eat something with wheat- so I suspect drinks.
An ideas?
We can chat on Skype if need be!
Okay guys, I’ve gone way off track with this blog, I’m sorry… I’m going to start trying to post some recipes very soon :)
I’m lookin’ at you, Udi’s chocolate chip cookies!
What they expect me to be like:
What I’m actually like:
Then they say, “But you don’t look sick” and I’m like:
AMEN!!!!!!!!!