I could not care less about football. There, I said it. I kind of enjoy going to live sporting events on occasion, but for the most part, I absolutely hate watching them on TV. Sometimes I’ll watch a little hockey, … Continue reading
One of the many things for which I feel thankful is that I live down the street from a place that makes a great personal-sized GF pizza and I live somewhere that has another restaurant that will deliver a very … Continue reading
It’s now been more than two weeks since I left Albany to return home to Santa Cruz. I think I’m still in withdrawal. It’s hard to really fathom how much you miss certain people until you are with them and … Continue reading
I got really excited when BK told me that he’d spotted a sign outside our local pizzeria, Engfer’s, announcing they’d recently introduced a gluten-free pie. We went on Saturday night and ordered two GF pies. They’re eight inches each, putting … Continue reading
So apparently Domino’s is introducing a new gluten-free pizza crust. At first glance, we celiacs should be stoked about this. However, here’s the kicker — they don’t seem to be taking any special considerations about cross-contamination. Domino’s pizza made with … Continue reading
One of the things I worried about before moving to Santa Cruz was adjusting to living in a much smaller city than I was accustomed to. Albany, for all its faults, does have a lot of good qualities going for … Continue reading
The pesto margherita frozen pizza from Simply Shari’s “Gluten-Free and Fabulous” line was on sale recently so I decided to give one a shot. I am not usually a fan of most gluten-free pizzas available in the freezer section. I’d … Continue reading
After many years of living la vida country, my mother and stepfather decided to part ways with their 200+ year-old farmhouse and move back to Albany proper. These days they reside in a lovely brick and Tudor-style house in the … Continue reading
I recently discovered that Chicago’s Pizza and Pasta not only has regular gluten-free pizza, but they also will make their stuffed crust pizza gluten-free. I’d had their thin crust once and it was decent, but I felt compelled to try this … Continue reading
After wandering around the farmers’ market, Lincoln Park Conservatory and other lovely things in the tony-ish parts of the Lincoln Park ‘hood (for New Yorkers: think Park Slope,) the boy and I decided to grab some lunch. Thanks to the … Continue reading