Sunday, January 13, 2008

...like a big pizza pie!

That's amore!

As most of you know this gluten-free (GF) journey has been a strenuous one for us. So when we discover a new product or a new food item that will make our life more flavorful it is magical. This week we had a moment like that when Eric and I were on a date on Friday.

We went to the Old Spaghetti Factory - a place that usually repels Celiacs like garlic to the vampires. So it shouldn't be a surprise (especially to those of you who have spent more than ten minutes with me) that I cried when I discovered in the upper-left corner a note saying that at the restaurant offers many 'Pastabilities' such as (are you ready) GLUTEN-FREE noodles for most of their entrees! Yep, I teared up. Right there at the table.

Yet as wonderful as that moment was it was nothing like the following.

Two weeks ago, exactly, Eric decided to make dinner with the boys. I had bought some GF pizza crust mix (Arrowhead Mills) several months ago but we haven't dared to make it. Partially because it takes a lot of time and partially because pizza is a sacred meal for Eric. He worked in a pizza joint for a while and ranks pizza as a top five food. There was a lot resting on this. Plus having a bad GF experience can be disheartening.

With that in mind Eric and super-helper Will set out to make a great GF pizza. And they more than succeeded. While the food was good, watching Will scarf down his pizza was almost more than Eric could handle. And watching Eric beam at having a new tradition with his boys was almost more than I could handle.





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2 Comments:

At January 13, 2008 at 8:46 PM , Blogger Melissa (Catlin) Kiser said...

i love it. super cute. btw...i don't think i'll be stopping by on my way back from utah. rob's meeting me in st. george next weekend so i won't need a 'rest' stop like i thought i might. we'll catch ya next time!

 
At January 15, 2008 at 10:57 PM , Blogger amelia said...

I want pizza at your house - this looks delicious!

 

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