Eating Gluten-Free at Holiday Gatherings
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Eating Gluten-Free at Holiday Gatherings

Eating gluten-free at holiday gatherings can feel as challenging as dining out in a restaurant—sometimes even more so. Navigating unfamiliar kitchens, avoiding cross-contamination, and politely declining dishes that aren’t safe can quickly make the experience feel overwhelming. While those closest to you might know that you are gluten-free, they may still not fully understand the…

Homemade Cranberry Sauce: A Cozy Classic
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Homemade Cranberry Sauce: A Cozy Classic

Homemade cranberry sauce is so easy to make! Move over, canned sauce—this naturally gluten-free, tangy-sweet condiment is the perfect companion to many cozy meals. Cranberries are more than just an ingredient for sauce.  Cranberries aren’t just for sauce—they’re one of the most versatile fruits out there. Available fresh in the fall and dried year-round, they…

Meet the Gang

Meet the Gang

We are blessed to have three dogs and a kitty. There is never a dull moment in our lives with those four! I hope you enjoy “meeting them” on this blog and my newsletter! Meet Buck: The Senior Gentleman At 11 years old, Buck is the senior member of our pack, and he carries his…

The Perfect Gravy: Tips for Traditional and Gluten-Free
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The Perfect Gravy: Tips for Traditional and Gluten-Free

Gravy is the heart of any good meal, and whether you prefer a traditional version or need a gluten-free alternative, the process is nearly identical. Both versions rely on the same key elements—savory drippings, creamy milk, and bold seasoning. The main difference comes down to the thickening agent: traditional flour for classic gravy or a…

You Are Enough

You Are Enough

The affirmation, “You are enough,” is something every woman should not only know but truly believe. Society bombards us with messages that we’re never good enough, pretty enough, smart enough, talented enough, or thin enough. For me, those negative messages started when I was very young. Sometimes, it wasn’t even words that were spoken, but…