I love pasta. I love tortellini, ravioli, angel hair with pesto, ziti, penne with vodka sauce and the list goes on.... However, when my 2 favorite guys were diagnosed with Celiac Disease almost 2 years ago we gave up all pasta completely for a while. Then we slowly ventured in the gluten-free pasta world. We tried brown rice pasta first which no one was particularly fond of. Next came a corn pasta from Canada, which was ok but we didn't love it. The fact that the price of a box of gluten-free pasta was triple that of "regular" pasta, and considering we are a family of 5 living in a resort community where prices are already inflated, didn't help our pasta situation. We finally settled on a favorite, Bio-Naturae(which I write about in another post). To keep costs down, we now only have pasta once a week, and I make 2 pots - regular(whole wheat veggie pasta) for the girls and gluten free for the guys.
In June of 2011 my husband and then 5 year old son were diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Their diagnosis has been life altering for our family of 5. This blog is dedicated to raising awareness and education about Celiac Disease. I also aim to provide information for families and educators, gluten-free product reviews, helpful hints, gluten-free family friendly recipes and personal stories from our gluten-free life.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Gluten-Free Ravioli
I love pasta. I love tortellini, ravioli, angel hair with pesto, ziti, penne with vodka sauce and the list goes on.... However, when my 2 favorite guys were diagnosed with Celiac Disease almost 2 years ago we gave up all pasta completely for a while. Then we slowly ventured in the gluten-free pasta world. We tried brown rice pasta first which no one was particularly fond of. Next came a corn pasta from Canada, which was ok but we didn't love it. The fact that the price of a box of gluten-free pasta was triple that of "regular" pasta, and considering we are a family of 5 living in a resort community where prices are already inflated, didn't help our pasta situation. We finally settled on a favorite, Bio-Naturae(which I write about in another post). To keep costs down, we now only have pasta once a week, and I make 2 pots - regular(whole wheat veggie pasta) for the girls and gluten free for the guys.
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