Guest guest Posted October 15, 2001 Report Share Posted October 15, 2001 Hi ok...I bought a bunch of stuff from the HFS over the weekend. Does all the flours, etc. have to be refridgerated all the time? What do you guys use to keep all this stuff in? I can see this could turn into a " bag " night mare! haha Can the flour recipe in Karyn's book be used as a substitute in all recipes that call for just flour? What do you use for cheeses? I bought some tofu cheddar something or another and in talking to the guy it sounded like what I should get. However, when I got home and was looking at it more, it looks like it has whey in it so that isn't a good thing. Does anyone know anything about wonton or egg roll wraps? This is a lot of work and I am trying to keep a sense of humor... Thanks!!!! Holly in MT Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2001 Report Share Posted October 16, 2001 Hi Holly, .. Does > all the flours, etc. have to be refridgerated all the time? I know the chickpea and other bean flours last longer in the freezer. I talked my husband into a small deepfreeze from Sam's about one month into the diet. I keep alllll of my flours, xanthan gum, guar gum,etc. in there. It's worked great so far. Oh, I also made large batches of the Hagman flours and put them in containers in the freezer. Do you have these flour " recipes " ? They will make it all much easier, if you don't, let us know and someone can post if I don't get to it first. > This is a lot of work and I am trying to keep a sense of humor... > Thanks!!!! > Holly in MT I am 3 months into the diet. When I first started it took an hour and up to get through the grocery store-without kids. Now I know what I can buy-I always double check lables as they change. I never would have thought it would be getting this much easier by now, but it is! There is still a lot to learn and I am fine-tuning things now. Believe me, it will become second nature for you soon. Hang in there. I felt like I was starving my kids at first. I felt like I had nothing to give them. Keep in mind-meat and potatoes-simple meals work great when all else fails. Janelle Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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