I recently found a recipe for gingerbread in a vintage cookbook and converted it to gluten free. The results were really good. I served it topped with warm cinnamon apple sauce. Gingerbread 2/3 c. potato starch 2/3 c. brown rice flour 1 c. sorghum flour 2 t. xanthan gum 1 t. baking soda 1 t. ginger …
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Here is another favorite recipe. Salmon Patties 1 can salmon, undrained 1/2 c. flour (use white rice flour to make gluten free) 1-1/2 t. baking powder 1/2 t. salt 1/8 t. pepper 1/4 c. cornmeal 1/4 c. milk 1 egg 1 T. lemon juice 1 T. dried onion flakes (optional) 1 T. dried parsley (optional) Co…
As I have discussed before , gluten free living can be tough. Sometimes, you just want to cook something "normal" again. And, even if we do not want to be a burden to our loved ones, sometimes they would like to know what they can cook for us. My mom also eats gluten free; her background as a homem…
Taco soup is one of my favorite meals. It is very easy on the cook and tastes so good. This recipe was given to my mother by one of her homemaking students. Taco Soup 1 lb. ground beef 1 onion, chopped 2 cans ranch style beans 1 can yellow hominy, undrained 1 can tomatoes with green chiles 1 package ta…
Dressing is my favorite holiday dish. In fact, my family often makes dressing throughout the year, not just at the holidays. It is a convenient way to use bits and pieces, such as leftover cornbread, broth, or that lonely stalk of celery in the vegetable bin. According to my grandmother, there are two keys to maki…
To a southerner, cornbread is essential. In my parents' and grandparents' time, it was cooked and served almost daily, far more often than regular bread made from wheat flour. This recipe is my favorite. It is naturally gluten-free and is as easy to make as opening a package of cornbread mix from the st…
There's nothing like warm, cheesy potatoes to satisfy a comfort food craving. This recipe is super easy and a guaranteed crowd pleaser. It can be doubled or tripled as needed to serve the crowd at hand. The amounts below serve one to two. Easy Au Gratin Potatoes 1 large potato, scrubbed 1 c. milk 1 T. co…
I was introduced to kefir about a year ago. It is a cultured, pro-biotic drink similar to yogurt but thinner in consistency. It has a flavor similar to plain yogurt or buttermilk and is commonly used in smoothies. My local health food store sells fruit-blended kefir smoothies that are tasty, but they are pricy and…

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Hi and welcome to Grasshopper Homestead. I live in East Texas in the rural countryside with my beloved husband and a menagerie of pets and farm animals. A lifelong fascination with learning about the way things used to be is the inspiration behind my efforts to step back in time in little ways each day. A lover of the simple country life, I am creative, industrious, introspective, and a sucker for a flea market. Join me as I aspire to create a vintage country life.
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