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Cupcake Wars’ Champion Shares Best Recipes #1 magazine for people with food allergies & sensitivities Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s& MORE GluCHRISTMASten FreeGot GERD? DINNER Extra Pounds GONE! 6 Holiday PIES Best-Ever YEAST ROLLS GF CRUST Quick & Easy page 57 Amazing 2017 SAUCES Wake Up Your Menu! Display until January 31, 2017 December/January GlutenFreeandMore.com Six gluten free frozen rice and lentil side dish selections. Ask your local grocer: padmaseasyexotic.com Organic Jasmine Rice, Organic Brown Rice, Organic Thai Jasmine Medley, Madras Lemon Rice, Spicy Black Beans & Rice, and Curried Lentils. Gluten& Free MORE contentsDecember/January 2017 features 28 In Love with Christmas Television celebrity Elisabeth Hasselbeck shares holiday traditions & family recipes. 36 Winning Cupcakes Gluten-free cupcakes created by Kyra Bussanich, 4-time champion of TV’s Cupcake Wars. 44 Cookie Swap Want more time during the holidays? Have a cookie swap! 50 Time for Pie Have a big slice (or two) of delicious. 59 So Saucy! So Simple! Amazing sauces add bold flavor to every meal. 66 Better Buns Easy homemade rolls add warmth & comfort to your holiday menu. on the cover 68 Smash & Mash Apple Cranberry Pie, page 56 Move over mashed potatoes. Here’s delicious proof that mashes can be FREE & MORE GLUTEN Cupcake Wars’ Champion Shares Best Recipes in every issue DECEMBER/JANUARY 2017 DECEMBER/JANUARY more. 6 Editor’s Note #1 magazine for people with food allergies & sensitivities ELISABETH HASSELBECK’SELISABETH CHRISTMAS Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s& MORE 8 We Hear You GluCHRISTMASten FreGot GERD? e | CHAMPION CUPCAKES DINNER Extra Pounds GONE! 11 Contributors 6 Holiday PIES I Best-Ever HOLIDAY PIES HOLIDAY 77 Gluten-Free Diet Quick Guide YEAST ROLLS GF CRUST Quick & Easy page 57 I COOKIE SWAP 78 Substitution Solutions I YEAST ROLLS ROLLS YEAST I AMAZING SAUCES AMAZING SAUCES 79 GF Flour Replacements COVER PHOTOGRAPHY BY OKSANA CHARLA; PIZZELLE PHOTO BY CHARLAOKSANA BY CHARLA; PIZZELLE OKSANA PHOTO PHOTOGRAPHY COVER I HEALTHIER MASHES HEALTHIER 80 Recipe Index & Allergen Guide Amazing 2017 I GOT GERD? GOT SAUCES Wake Up Your Menu! Display until January 31, 2017 December/January GlutenFreeandMore.com December/January 2017 GLUTEN FREE & MORE 3 66 82 51 55 46 57 departments health lifestyle 10 You Said It 72 Got GERD? We asked you, “What’s your favorite gift to give or What new research reveals about proton receive?” Here’s what you told us. pump inhibitors & celiac disease. 12 Gaining Weight? What Gives? 74 Research Roundup Many of us don’t overindulge. So why are we packing The latest medical news for people with on the pounds? allergies and food sensitivities. 14 We’ve Got “Issues” 70 Heart Health Irreverent solutions to your real life food dramas. Celiac disease, the gluten-free diet & cardiovascular disease. how tos 20 Celebrate! food for thought Ten tips for holiday thriving. 82 Heart of the Matter Stopping to give thanks. 22 Love Your Moves! Start exercising—and stick with it. Practical info to make your life easier, 25 Ask the Chef pages 77–81. Food editor Beth Hillson answers your baking questions. 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