Beerhead

Flats and other locations

http://beerheadbar.com

5 Locations in Ohio including the Cleveland Flats!

Took in the lovely Cleveland weather at the East Bank Arts Fest while enjoying refreshments at Beerhead. Super excited to find out that they have some g-f options on the menu – including pizza. Even more excited to find out they offer Glutenberg beer at the bar!!! It is ever so nice to be able to sit with friends enjoying their cocktails and be able to participate:)

Check it out. Enjoy the river activity. Take a walk. Refresh.

Always be your best advocate and question the items you order from each and every kitchen. Every time!!!

Goodman Gluten free

http://goodmanglutenfree.com

On 2 recent trips to Heinen’s, Mayfield Vlg. and Shaker, I came across Goodman gluten free offerings in the bakery department. The items included on the shelf that day were bread, brownies, snack cake, and cupcakes. I purchased the bread, cupcakes, and the snackcake.

The bread is a small loaf, about 12 slices, at $6.99. It has a gummy textural look but I found it was not at all gummy. It toasts great, holds up with toppings, and makes a great toast for sandwiches including hot sandwiches where most g-f bread collapse, crumble and become messy. We’ve used it for BLT’s, breakfast sandwiches, and burgers. All with much success and great flavor!

The cupcakes (6 minis) and snackcake, $5.99 each, are perfect size for light dessert. I found the cakes and frosting to be quite sweet but the texture and flavor of both was outstanding.

Goodman Gluten-free are not only g-f but free of dairy, nuts, and soy.

Gff Magazine

gffmag.com

WHAT IS GFF?

GFF stands for Good Food (Forever)
that also happens to be Gluten-Free (Forever).

SITE RESOURCES INCLUDE:

Recipes…… Product Reviews…… Articles…… Travel…..

Check out the recipes for Grilling! Backyard BBQ’s!

Braised and Glazed Spare Ribs, Spinach Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing and Berries, Torta Sabiosa (“Sand Cake”) with Balsamic Strawberries and Whipped Crème Fraîche

From the desk of Editor, Erika Lenkert: “With nearly 20 years of GF eating behind me, here’s what I know for sure: You don’t have to sacrifice quality, health, or flavor when eating gluten-free. You can have everything you want-and eat healthier and better-if you know where to look and what to cook. I started GFF Magazine to let you in on that secret. These days, I’m going light on meat and dairy too, so you’ll find lots of recipes that are shockingly good without these ingredients.”

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The Feedfeed

https://thefeedfeed.com/

FROM THE Feedfeed WEBSITE ABOUT US POST…..

“What Is feedfeed?

feedfeed is a crowdsourced digital cooking publication and community.”

From Julie and Dan:

We decided to form feedfeed, a platform to help curate and connect the cooking inspiration, recipes and people we were finding on Instagram and other networks. We wanted to provide a place that could be a source of inspiration for the average cook, searchable by ingredient, cooking style, or meal type; but which was also a living and breathing community, providing a lens into kitchens around the world, changing with the seasons, and hopefully inspiring people to cook more and to use more local and seasonal products.”

From Mariann……

Check out this months recipes and weekly menus.

In keeping with seasonal harvesting the focus is on berries and cherries!

RICOTTA GNOCCHI

Ingredients

16 oz container ricotta cheese, whole milk

1 egg

¼ c Parmesan OR Romano cheese, grated

2 c multi-purpose flour

Method

In a medium mixing bowl combine the ricotta, egg, and grated cheese

Add flour, ¼ c at a time continuing to mix thoroughly until dough comes together.

You may not need to add all the flour in this step but can add more as you work the dough

Transfer the dough onto generously floured surface and work to bring together into a smooth ball.

Add more flour as necessary until dough is smooth and no longer sticks to your hands.

Cut the dough into two or three equal pieces

Roll each piece into thumb width ropes

Cut the rope into 1-inch pieces.

If desired, roll each piece off the tines of a fork to imprint the dough

Transfer gnocchi pieces to a lightly floured board/tray while cutting the rest of the ropes.

Cover lightly with a cloth to prevent drying OR transfer the tray to the freezer to freeze the gnocchi for later use.

Once the gnocchi are frozen they can be transferred to a container to hold for later.

To prepare, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.

Add gnocchi to boiling water and gently stir once with a spoon to create movement and prevent gnocchi from sticking.

The gnocchi will rise to surface of the water as they are done cooking.

Scoop them out, shake off excess water and place in serving bowl

When all the gnocchi is cooked they can be topped with your favorite sauce or melted butter and cheese.

Generously top with grated cheese and serve.