Archive for the ‘Celiac Disease’ Category

Crepes Demo in Portland,OR

Friday, July 30th, 2010

This Fall Kathy Dee will be demonstrating

several easy gluten free crepe recipes.

Where:  Montavilla Farmer’s Market

When:  October 17th, 2010  ~  10:00am

and check out

Farmer’s Feast blog

with Chef Kathryn Yeomans

to see what’s cooking at the Farmer’s Markets

Food Safety News publishes a Zasloff Opinion

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

On April 14th, Food Safety News published an article I wrote on Celiac Disease and Food Safety … connecting the dots…. Have a look at the new on-line news source as well as my opinion.  Thoughts and comments are welcome.

Gluten Free Cooking Meets Appetizing Cuisine; Love Affair Sparks.

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

They all said they’d never get together. Gluten-free food would always be tasteless. Now Kathy Dee Zasloff, founder of The Gluten Free Neighborhood, is proving the naysayers wrong. While the critics eat humble pie, Kathy Dee and crew are cooking up a mouthwatering menu developed by all three:

Menu

Figs and Kalamata Oilve Tapanade on crackers
Deviled Eggs
Camembert and caramelized onion stuffed chicken breast
Quinoa pilaf with roasted red and yellow peppers
Haricot verts with bacon and toasted walnuts
Madeleines
Raw Chocolate Mousse Pie with Raspberry Sauce – with nut crust

It’s all part of the “Gluten-Free Immersion,” a tasting event at AB Tech’s Asheville Campus, 6- 9pm, on September 29th.

“You’ll be laughing when you discover how easy it is to make delicious gluten-free meals at home. You don’t need exotic ingredients and it’s not hard to learn,” says Zasloff, “this event is for anyone who loves good food.”

A life long student and former A-B Tech culinary student, Kathy Dee Zasloff has gained support from Chefs Brandon Stepp and Ambra Lowenstein, both graduates of AB Tech’s Culinary Arts Program. Chefs Lowenstein and Stepp team up with Zasloff to present this year’s tasting event. The fee is $45 and registration is accepted through AB Tech’s Continuing Education program. Through demonstrations, discussion and tasting, participants will learn to prepare gluten-free appetizers and main menu items while enjoying a rollicking good time.

Chef Stepp, who was the Captain of the Hot Food Team for A-B Tech’s Culinary Competitions from 1997 to 1998, was recently diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Working for over 10 years as a Chef, he is in the process of making a career transition into Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics.  Chef Lowenstein runs her own catering business:  Ambrosia’s Delights, where she focuses on “The Art of Divine Nourishment.”

They all laughed at Christopher Columbus when he said the world was round. People laughed when Kathy Dee Zasloff claimed gluten-free cooking could be mouthwatering, appetizing cuisine. But Zasloff, Stepp, and Lowenstien are taking a bow and laughing now. You’ll have the last laugh when you taste the delicious victuals prepared for the “Gluten-Free Immersion” tasting event at AB Tech, Tuesday evening, September 29th,

TO REGISTER FOLLOW THE LINK BELOW
A-B Tech Registration link

AND REGISTER FOR COURSE: CSP-4148-817

or  call Kathy Dee Zasloff at 828-348-4438

Dr. Alession Faisano’s article in Scientific American – Aug – ‘09

Saturday, July 25th, 2009

The August issue of Scientific American has an article on Celiac Disease. It’s worth getting the hard copy as it has wonderful illustrations. Also make sure you read the comments on the online version. I found them very intersting.