Roast squash and lentil lunch salad
Golden squash, lentils and roast potatoes with crunchy pumpkin seeds and a lemon dressing.
The everyday table / No. 01
Good food.
Everyday
coeliac life.
Comforting recipes, useful finds and a little help with living gluten-free. Pull up a chair.
A WARM WELCOME FROM NORA QUINN
Make yourself something good
Dinner, taken care of.
Smoky bean pot with cornmeal dumplings
A warming pot of smoky beans, peppers and greens with tender, boiled cornmeal dumplings for a chilly autumn evening.
Pork and apple casserole with potatoes and cabbage
Slow-braised pork shoulder with apple and sage, served with boiled potatoes and tender cabbage.
*Development timings. Our first recipes are awaiting kitchen testing.
A closer look / Exploding food
Good things
going in.
Every familiar favourite starts somewhere. Take it apart, ingredient by ingredient, then put something delicious on the table.
Spaghetti, a rich tomato sauce, Parmesan and basil. Ordinary ingredients. A dinner worth making room for.
Explore exploding food
A fuller everyday
Beyond the kitchen.
gluten-free-lifestyle
A shared-office lunch when you have coeliac disease
Office lunch needs a clear plan when you have coeliac disease. Here’s how I’d arrange the shared fridge, catering questions and handover so everyone knows their part.
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Gluten-free oats and what the label needs to say
A gluten-free label and oats in bold can belong on the same packet. I explain what those words mean, why ordinary oats are different, and when individual advice matters.
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Gluten-free food for a Bonfire Night outing
A few questions before Bonfire Night can make the food part easier to plan. Here’s how I’d check the catering, organise something to take and choose a fallback before leaving home.
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A little imagination at the table
Tiny chefs.
Big dinner plans.
Parmesan duty. A very large basil leaf. A small team with a proper appetite. Meet the playful side of GlutaFree.
Step into the tiny kitchenGLUTAFREE / IN THE MAKING
Your
gluten-free
everyday.
FOOD & EVERYDAY LIFEAFTER A COELIAC DIAGNOSIS
Nora Quinn
The next chapter
For the first weeks.
And the ordinary days after.
We’re making a practical companion to food and everyday life after diagnosis. Familiar meals, useful checklists and room for your own notes.
Inside our first bookIn development. Not yet on sale.
The free dinner guide
Thirty dinners.
A place to start.
Thirty gluten-free evening meals, an example week and the planning pages that go with them. Free, and yours the moment you join.
