Just a note about the Weekly Round-Up. I want anyone reading it to know that *I* personally find these links and visit them before including them in the list. I do use tools (mostly I subscribe to blogs with great content via RSS) so I am alerted to new posts,but this is not a blind list aggregator. I put up a list of ones I found interesting or useful each week. If you have any suggestions,please let me know in the comments or by using the form on the Contact Me page.
News:
- Paul E. Seelig,the man who repackaged regular bread and baked goods as gluten-free and both lied to and sickened his customers,was convicted of fraud and sentenced to at least 9 years in prison and could serve up to 11 years. Seelig,despite damning testimony from his own employees,continued to blame his suppliers instead.
Recipes:
- Gluten-Free Perogies with Chicken from Aunt Jayne at Aunt Jayne’s Blog.
- Gluten-Free Marble Cupcakes from Elana Amsterdam on Gluten-Free Easily.
- Coconut Pineapple Bars from Linda at The Gluten-Free Homemaker.
- White Bean and Kale Soup from Amy at Simply Sugar &Gluten Free (BOOK GIVEAWAY).
- Sauteed Radishes and Greens from Karen at Cook 4 Seasons.
- Gluten-Free Chocolate Cookies with Chocolate Chips from Karina at Gluten-Free Goddess.
- Baked Halibut with Asparagus,Leeks and Dill from Shauna at Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef.
- Gluten-Free Seafood Chowder from Taylor at No Grain No Pain.
- Raw Double “Coco”Cranberry Drops from Heather at Gluten-Free Cat.
- Gluten-Free Dairy-Free Strawberry Shortcake from Kim at Cook IT Allergy Free.
- Dark Chocolate Walnut Bliss Bars from Shirley at Gluten-Free Easily.
- Kumquat Vanilla Marmalade from Autumn at Autumn Makes and Does.
- Raw Foods Honey Lavender Kiwi Strawberry Un-Cheesecake from Yum at Book of YUM
- Sweet Coconut Biscuits (Gluten-Free,Vegan,Sugar-Free) from Iris at the Daily Dietribe.
- Sour Cream and Onion Potatoes from Jayne at Aunt Jayne’s Blog.
- Mini-Bread Bowls and Avocado Spinach Soup from Heather at Gluten-Free Cat.
- Homemade Walnut Butter from Shauna at Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef.
- Lemon Curd from Amy at Simply Sugar and Gluten-Free.
- Poblano Pepper Stuffed with Chicken and Smoked Gouda from Mike at Gluten-Free Blog.
- Creamy Penne Pasta Bake with Zucchini from Karina at Gluten-Free Goddess.
- Grain-Free Vegan Chocolate Fruit Tart from Valeria at City Life Eats.
- Homemade Beef Jerky from Heidi at Adventures of a Gluten-Free Mom.
- A.C.’s Chinese Cabbage Noodle Salad from Rachel at The Crispy Cook.
- Manicotti or Lasagna Rolls with Vegetables from Jill at Hey,That Tastes Good.
- Lemon Poppyseed Muffin Love from Nicole at Gluten-Free on a Shoestring.
Product Reviews:
- Two Moms in the Raw Granola Bars reviewed by Heather at Gluten-Free Cat.
- Glow Gluten-Free Cookies reviewed by Shauna at Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef.
Book Reviews:
- Gluten-Free Cupcakes by Elana Amsterdam reviewed by Shirley on Gluten-Free Easily.
- Gluten-Free Cupcakes by Elana Amsterdam reviewed by Heidi at Adventures of a Gluten-Free Mom. (BOOK GIVEAWAY)
Restaurant Reviews:
- Burger-Up reviewed by Heather at Gluten-Free Cat.
Thanks for the link love,Maura!
Thanks for all the hard work,recipes and reviews,Heather
I get a kick out of your blog name and header.
I think I’m going to order some of the Two Moms in the Raw granola bars. Those looked tasty!
Wow,you’ve been busy reading,Maura! It’s hard to stop once you get started,isn’t it?
And then you just want to share all the goodness. 
Thanks so much for considering some of my posts as part of that goodness! I’ve seen most of these links,but not all,so thanks for sharing.
Best,
Shirley
LOL –I’m a data miner/organizer by nature. Shows,huh?
I know when I was first diagnosed,one of the hardest things was finding resources so I thought maybe I could use my skills to consolidate some resources and make them easier to find.
I love your blog’s emphasis on fewer processed foods and education!
Thanks for stopping by!
Hi,Maura,
How long have you been doing this,and where in the world have I been? This is an awesome list (and I’m honored to be included in it). I’m always trying to tease out the good gluten-free blogs,but sometimes it can be very challenging to find those that are consistently good over time. Thank you for all this hard work! This is a great service to the community.
Warm regards,
Nicole
Hi Nicole!
I only started up this blog a month ago,so you haven’t missed much
I’ve had many of the blogs I follow on my RSS feed for quite a while though and figured it was good to share the wealth.
Your blog is great and I just bought your book,by the way! I hope to review it hear soon. It addresses what I think can be a very big problem for people who are newly GF which is the fact equivalent GF products can be SO expensive if you try to do a one-for-one trade.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
- Maura
Hi Maura!
I agree with Shirley –you’ve been busy! But then again,there’s so many great recipes out there. I see you mentioned Glow Gluten-Free Cookies,too. I know Jill,the founder of Glow Gluten-Free. She’s fabulous…she’s really put the effort into making a healthier cookie line that moms can feel good about giving their kids. Glad to see it was on Shauna’s site.
Hugs!!
Amy
Hi Amy,
I’ve got a bit of a system down so it’s not many overwhelming hours on a Sunday but it can be work –which is why I thought the Round-Up might be something my fellow GF-ers could use.
I was intrigued by the Glow cookies. My ten-year old is terribly picky though,so I might order one package at first to see what he thinks. I’m terribly guilty of the “eat what the child rejects”mom thing. I love cottage/craft industry though and love to support it and your friend Jill found a great market!
Thanks for stopping by and hugs too!
- Maura
Aww,thanks for the link love. Great list of recipes and links…I’ll be back when I have more time!
-Sea
PS I also love your blog name.