Guest guest Posted September 14, 2004 Report Share Posted September 14, 2004 That's fine, Heidi, but for the love of god, don't leave in charge of the goats.... Christie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2004 Report Share Posted September 14, 2004 At 12:46 PM 9/14/2004, you wrote: > > >Just so no one thinks I'm fed up with anti-goat propaganda and have left >the group, I wanted to say I'm going to be away for a week or so ... >I'll log in if I can. Meanwhile, Katja is, of course, the deputy >glutinator ... > > >Heidi Jean oh my goodness! i'm all verkelmpt! this is such an honor - i never expected... <deep breath> i'd like to thank the folks at celiac.com and pubmed and all the research websites i've visited over the past year or two, pamela's for the wonderful gluten-free pancake mix that does NOT have soy, and of course heidi, the woman who taught me about celiac to begin with...and all my family members with celiac, and my parents, who gave me celiac, cause really without that, i might never have even paid attention to gluten intolerance. i'd also like to thank the gluten intolerance group <music starts to play> and and and the outback steakhouse and all other restaurants that have dedicated GF menus and that group and sally fallon and weston a price and <katja is ushered off the podium, still hugging her Official Deputy Glutenator badge>... -katja it's all gone to my head. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2004 Report Share Posted September 14, 2004 ----- Original Message ----- From: " katja " > oh my goodness! > i'm all verkelmpt! this is such an honor - i never expected... > <deep breath> > i'd like to thank the folks at celiac.com and pubmed and all the research > websites i've visited over the past year or two, pamela's for the wonderful > gluten-free pancake mix that does NOT have soy, and of course heidi, the > woman who taught me about celiac to begin with...and all my family members > with celiac, and my parents, who gave me celiac, cause really without that, > i might never have even paid attention to gluten intolerance. i'd also like > to thank the gluten intolerance group <music starts to play> and and and > the outback steakhouse and all other restaurants that have dedicated GF > menus and that group and sally fallon and weston a > price and <katja is ushered off the podium, still hugging her Official > Deputy Glutenator badge>... > > > -katja > it's all gone to my head. <reverent bows from the worshipful followers> --s Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 15, 2004 Report Share Posted September 15, 2004 >Just so no one thinks I'm fed up with anti-goat propaganda and have left >the group, I wanted to say I'm going to be away for a week or so ... >I'll log in if I can. Meanwhile, Katja is, of course, the deputy >glutinator ... > > >Heidi Jean Here I am lying again ... trip has been rescheduled! So I'm not gone after all ... > Heidi Jean Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 15, 2004 Report Share Posted September 15, 2004 At 10:14 AM 9/14/2004, you wrote: >oh my goodness! >i'm all verkelmpt! this is such an honor - i never expected... ><deep breath> >i'd like to thank the folks at celiac.com and pubmed and all the research >websites i've visited over the past year or two, pamela's for the wonderful >gluten-free pancake mix that does NOT have soy, and of course heidi, the >woman who taught me about celiac to begin with...and all my family members >with celiac, and my parents, who gave me celiac, cause really without that, >i might never have even paid attention to gluten intolerance. i'd also like >to thank the gluten intolerance group <music starts to play> and and and >the outback steakhouse and all other restaurants that have dedicated GF >menus and that group and sally fallon and weston a >price and <katja is ushered off the podium, still hugging her Official >Deputy Glutenator badge>... > > >-katja >it's all gone to my head. Well, now that you are all ready to go, you'll be ready at the end of the month! Meanwhile, I just HAD to try pelmenji again. The last batch, you may recall, we made with buckwheat flour. They tasted yummy ... but the sight of little dark brown dumplings floating in water .... I just couldn't look at them without cracking up and there was this choking danger. So I tried them again with white flour ... 4 egg yolks 1/4 cup potato flour 1/2 cup kefiili 1/2 t salt 1/3 cup oil keep adding rice flour til it makes a nice dough I didn't want to wait for it to ferment, so I just kneaded it into little wrappers (ala wonton) and wrapped it around some spiced ground beef, then dropped into boiling water. Really good! I froze them for later, when I have some soup stock. I also used them like dough, to make " pop tarts " (jam filled) and made one cheese filled ravioli. The consistancy was wonderful, it would make a good pie shell too. I'm not sure WHY it is so amenable and easy to work with. Anyway, I think this means just about ANY flour will work. The egg yolks or the kefiili make it work? or maybe just the right amount of water? Really noodly ... Heidi Jean Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 15, 2004 Report Share Posted September 15, 2004 At 02:41 AM 9/15/2004, you wrote: >Meanwhile, I just HAD to try pelmenji again. The last batch, you may >recall, we made with buckwheat flour. They tasted yummy ... but >the sight of little dark brown dumplings floating in water .... I just >couldn't >look at them without cracking up and there was this choking danger. bwahahahahha!! >So I tried them again with white flour ... > >4 egg yolks >1/4 cup potato flour >1/2 cup kefiili >1/2 t salt >1/3 cup oil >keep adding rice flour til it makes a nice dough > >I didn't want to wait for it to ferment, so I just kneaded >it into little wrappers (ala wonton) and wrapped it around >some spiced ground beef, then dropped into boiling water. >Really good! I froze them for later, when I have some >soup stock. I also used them like dough, to make > " pop tarts " (jam filled) and made one cheese filled >ravioli. The consistancy was wonderful, it would make >a good pie shell too. I'm not sure WHY it is so amenable >and easy to work with. > >Anyway, I think this means just about ANY flour will >work. The egg yolks or the kefiili make it work? >or maybe just the right amount of water? Really >noodly ... this is *perfect!* i'm gonna have to do this this weekend! -katja >Heidi Jean Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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