A Sneak Peek into My Kitchen
I’m thrilled to announce a new series here at Celiacs in the House. The response has been tremendous. Each week in 2012 we’ll peek into the kitchens of bloggers, writers, cookbook authors and activists to explore all the ways they live gluten free. I’m so excited to have kitchens from all over the world–from the tiniest, big city apartments to one surrounded by an English garden. I have college students, singles, empty nesters, new moms, moms cooking for large families and chefs joining me throughout the year. There are vegans, vegetarians, paleo, dairy free and good old fashioned comfort food cooks, but they all cook gluten free. They’ll share favorite recipes, favorite tools and tips and a little about their own gluten-free journeys while letting us snoop in their pantries, cupboards and kitchens. Some will share seasonal activities in their kitchens, others will show you their best organizational tips, some will focus on their cooking philosophy, and some will just let us drool over beautifully appointed and designed rooms.
Here’s the list of kitchens:
1/13- Wendy-Celiacs in the House
1/27- Valerie-City|Life|Eats
2/1-Stephanie-A Year in the Life of a Kitchen
2/3-Debi-Hunter’s Lyoness
2/10-Carrie-Ginger Lemon Girl
2/14-Laura-Notes from a Gluten-Free Kitchen
2/17-Hallie-Daily Bites
2/22-Catherine-Farmwife at Midlife, In the Pantry
2/24-Ellen-Gluten-Free Diva
3/2-Kendall Egan-Gluten-Free Living Magazine
3/21-Kristin-The Intentional Minimalist Kitchen
3/23-Lillian-Lillian’s Test Kitchen-VIDEO
Erin Elberson-Gluten-Free Fitness-VIDEO
3/28-Matt and Stacy-Paleo Parents
3/30-Amy Ratner-Gluten-Free Living Magazine
4/11-Amber-The Tasty Alternative
4/13-Iris-The Daily Dietribe
4/18-Amie-The Healthy Apple
4/20-EA Stewart-The Spicy RD
4/27-Maggie-She Let Them Eat Cake
4/25-Zoe-Z’s Cup of Tea
5/4-Deanna-The Mommy Bowl
5/11-Bernice-Wheatless & Meatless
5/18-Amanda-Gluten-Free Maui
Megan-Maid in Alaska
5/25-Shirley-Gluten Free Easily
6/1-Ruby-Rubelle’s Moon UK
Heidi-Adventure of a Gluten-Free Mom
6/8-AndreAnna-Life As A Plate
6/15-
6/22-Diane-The Whole Gang
6/29-Sunny-And Love It Too
7/6-
7/13-
7/20-Kim-Cook It Allergy Free
7/27-Gretchen-Kumquat Blog
8/3-Erin-Gluten-Free Fun
8/10-Jenn-Jenn Cuisine
8/17-Linda-The Gluten-Free Homemaker
8/24-SeaMaiden-Book of Yum
8/31-Jules-Jules Gluten-Free
9/7-Ricki-Diet, Desserts, and Dogs
9/14-Carol-Simply Gluten Free
9/21-Heather-Celiac Family
9/28-Cheryl-Gluten Free Goodness
10/12-Melissa-Gluten Free For Good
10/19-Amy-Simply Sugar & Gluten Free
10/26-Heather-Gluten-Free Cat
11/2-Tia-Glugle Gluten Free
11/9-Rella-Penny Pinching Epicure
11/16-Kim-Gluten Free is Life
11/23-Jeanne-Art of Gluten-Free Baking Gluten-Free Baking for the Holidays due fall 2012
11/30-Debra-NutritionistaRD
12/7-Alisa-Go Dairy Free and Alisa Cooks
12/14-Angela-Angela’s Kitchen
12/21-Jen-Gluten-Free Life with Jen GF Hannukah and Christmas at her house
12/28
Some surprise guests will be popping in throughout the year, some of them well-known gluten-free authors and personalities. We’ll also be doing Sharing Sundays and guest posts on Wednesdays with kitchen themes.
Is it too late to join? I’d love to be a part of this. I cook allergy free, which includes gluten free.
My 3-year-old son had severe eczema until he was diagnosed with food allergies a few months back. I have a blog that shares our family’s battles with eczema, allergies, and asthma (yes, lucky guy has that too).
I think the key is to learn from one another, so the more information out there to the masses, the better. With this in mind I’ve started a blog hop for anyone dealing with food allergies, eczema, or asthma, either for themselves or as a caregiver. If you’re interested in joining, please add a comment. I’d love to welcome you to the group. http://itchylittleworld.wordpress.com/blog-hop/
Thanks.
Jennifer
Hey there, Jennifer. I still have a few open dates, but I’m waiting for a few stragglers until tomorrow. If they can’t make it, I’d be happy to add you to the list.
Oh my goodness. That line-up is unbelievable! I CANNOT wait to see this series unfold. What a fun fun event. And..I totally cannot wait to do some snooping!
Fabulous idea!
This has turned out to be quite the event. I can’t wait to see all the photos coming through my email.
Whoo hoo! Sounds like an amazing lineup–I can’t wait to peek!!
We are a bunch of snoopers!
Hey! I would also love to participate, I’m more on the Paleo end of things, but was diagnosed celiac in 2008. I’ve recently started blogging about my recipes, but I’ve been cooking for ages. This is such a wonderful event!
Pip
Hi Pip. I’m down to my last empty Friday and I’m waiting for a very busy friend to commit. I might have to try a wait list for those of you just hearing about the series. There are three of you now who are waiting in the wings in case someone has to drop out. I do appreciate the offer.
What fun! Can’t wait to see everyone’s kitchen.
Carol, I’m delighted to have you joining in the fun.
Sounds like a ton of fun!! If you ever end up with empty slots for some random reason, I’d be happy to participate!
Maybe we should talk about a college kitchen day and gather up a few celiac/gluten intolerant college students for posts. What do you think? I’d be happy to collaborate with you and the new college site too.
That’s a great idea!!
Lauren of http://www.celiacteen.com/ is one I’ve followed (off & on) since she was in HS!
I am excited to see ‘inside’ the various kitchens – wonderful project, & what a cool line-up!
A client today was just saying “I’d need recipes, if I/we were to go gluten free ….”
I would love to participate too if you end up having spots available!
Hi Michelle. It looks like I’ve filled the calendar completely but I am seeing a ‘mom of young children’ group forming here in the comments. Maybe we should talk about doing a combined effort somehow. You can use the contact form to send me a message and then we can email ideas.
Oooh sounds like a cool idea. I will message you!
what an awesome list, wendy… honored to be a part of it! can’t wait…
Thanks for saying yes, Gretchen!
Wow! This is great. We would love to be a part of it, too. Maybe it needs to be a twice-weekly thing
In the meantime, you all can read up on the steps we took to get our home thoroughly de-glutened!
I’m looking forward to your series!
Joy
I need to come up with something! Lots of interest.
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What a fabulous idea! I’m not gluten-free, but I’m looking forward to the series.
I did notice that a lot of the links to the bloggers’ web sites are broken, ie Maggie, Lillian, Kelly to name a few. You are missing the http:// for their web addresses. Just figured you’d want to change that!
Thanks, Debbie. I’ll get right on that!
I’d like to participate if a spot opens up – just let me know
Kitchens are so fun – it is nice to window shop and see what features you get to drool over!
Thanks, Amanda. I have a few other plans up my sleeve this year. I’ll keep you in mind.
Great idea! It will be fun to see everyone’s kitchens!
That was very cool of your son to work on the badge with you until he found something that he thought was “you”. I love all those old family recipes with the food splatters and notes written in the corners.
And I am jealous of your beautiful home site. Southeastern Ohio/Hocking Hills area is just beautiful. I spent of lot of vacation time in that area since I grew up between Dayton and Cincy. Love the new horse banner too.
Renee
And if you need any additional folks, I’d be happy to participate!
Thanks, Renee. All that Jeni’s cookbook talk in your recent menu posts were a clue that you had some Ohio roots.
i can’t figure out how to subscribe or like you on facebook so i dont have to check back each week…am i missing something?
I haven’t been able to get my subscribe widget to work, but there is a Facebook link on my sidebar, Tracy.
looks like fun, Wendy! Looking forward to it.
So happy you are joining me, Cheryl. It will be lots of fun.
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