gluten-free
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Delusions of Grandeur and Teriyaki Chicken
The Gluten-Free Manifesto. One of my most missed guilty pleasures is Chinese take-out. I don’t miss all of it though; a considerable portion of my freshman fifteen can be attributed Ollie’s. There were too many times I went in ready to tell them off and say “no more to your shitty food,” only to leave [...]
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Spring 2013 Series!
I’m happy to announce our Spring line-up with several new series and writers! Click on Schedule to see what day the posts are, how frequently they’ll occur, and our calendar of events. Below is a brief description of all of our series. I hope you find something that will become one of your favorite series! [...]
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The Chipotle Crown
Jean makes eating at Chipotle an art form by making his own lactose-free, gluten-free version when he finally gets to return home to Colorado. For most of my adolescent life I grew up in Colorado. I grew to love the rolling plains, imposing mountains, agreeable mountaineers and perhaps the most redeeming quality, the fact that [...]
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The Gluten-Free Manifesto: BBQ Ribs & Sandwiches
More precious pages of Jean’s hilarious and informative Manifesto have been found, and this week, it’s BBQ. I’m not even GF and I know that I’m definitely going to steal Jean’s food make these ribs, too! Additionally, there’s an extra recipe after the jump for a sandwich (with GF bread which is kind of the [...]
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The Gluten-Free Manifesto
Jean’s first post for the blog brings up a current hot topic: gluten-free eating. Whether it’s a necessity or a personal choice, gluten-free is certainly a conversation worth having…especially when it comes to pizza. A spectre is haunting Columbia… the spectre of gluten-freeinism. All the dining halls of Columbia have entered into a holy alliance [...]
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Udi’s Bread Internship!
We at the Culinary Society love our gluten, but… We just got notified by Udi’s, the leading gluten-free bread company in the U.S., and they are looking for college-aged summer interns! This would be a great way to have a food-related summer job. Plus, you would be able to stay in the city! So without further [...]
