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This is what you've all been waiting for...

I finally have a recipe site up and running!! Thanks to Darren, I have finally started the recipe website that I've been wanting to create for some time now. This was our gift to Darren's family for Christmas, and the main motivator in finally creating it.

As you may already know, Darren and Lila have some food allergies (milk and soy, mainly). Food allergies = me spending a lot of time in the kitchen. Now I'm sharing the recipes I use with all of you and hope that you will challenge yourselves to eat less dairy and soy and reap the benefits for yourself.

The site is only a shadow of what I hope to create once I graduate and have more time, but presently it will do. It is mainly a recipe index right now, but as time allows I will begin add more features and commentary on the recipes. Check it out if your in need of some new recipes to try...you might be surprised how easy it can be to go dairy-free!

And now, my new recipe site: Mrs. Dairy-free



Comments

smalltowngirl said…
Yeah Adria! It's amazing, so proud of you. Can't wait to make some of the delicious recipes!!
Jessica said…
Hey Adria! I totally don't mind you look at my blog! I just found out you had a blog one or two days ago. Your little girl is so cute! And it has been forever since we have caught up!
Bassetts said…
You know that I'm going to be on there all the time! I am probably the one who bugs you the most about your recipes. Sorry :) but thanks for sharing your experiments. Can't wait!

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