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Drain the liquid from cannellini beans, we put a little butter in and warm in microwave. Add milk (just like you would for potatoes) to consistecy and blend with mixer. Very yummy and better than eating the beans twice a day.
I also used the mashed beans for filling in pierogies. So good! It has been 2 yrs since I ate anything like this.
I hope someone else can make use of this.
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MrsWhiteCastle, I'm very proud of your daughter, Emily. Knowing to check her breathing, wow, very grown up as Deb has said.
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Obviously what you are doing is working so keep up the good work.
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I am very sensative to my allergens. I stay away from all disclaimers. I mistakenly purchased a ceral processed in a facilty that may contain soy or wheat. Sure enough I had a reaction.
I don't do anything fresh baked or deli and we haven't eaten out for 1 1/2 yrs. Oh, but I can have Dunkin Donuts coffee with whole milk, yum! That is my treat. When we go away my husband looks for Dunkin Donuts.
My allergens are wide spread: glutens and sulfites (preservatives). Plus some grains I should be able to eat but can't.
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It's been a while since I posted. I hope you have a safe trip and no food issues. Do you find it stressful to prepare your foods in another person's home? My husband or I prepare all our meals and when we are invited somewhere, take our own food. I would like to visit my sister and family in Texas but am very concerned with them unstanding/accepting how I careful I am with preparing food. Especially in someone else's kitchen (cross contamination).
We are going to my mother's and taking our own food. Still strange because my Mom's boyfriends family is there and I don't think they know about my food issues.
Hope eveyone has a great Thanksgiving.
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Best of luck and hang in there.
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And you are right, people who don't have to worry about food allergies have no clue what a big deal it is to travel.
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Yesterday we went to the eye dr. Air freshner in the waiting room and new carpet triggered my asthma, not good. My husband could tell where I was in the building by my coughing. Thank goodness for medications.
So I will be resting and breathing clean air this week at home in my bubble. Don't want to jinx myself, but foods have been going well and no reactions.
Hope everyone else has a good week. Take care and ttyl.
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