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		<title>Raw and Gluten-Free Cooking</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As I admitted earlier, I have a definite multi-culinary-identity disorder. Yup!  I am always changing my culinary identity depending on my mood- one week carnivore, one week vegetarian, another week a raw foodie….yea, you get the picture. The one constant, however is that I am always careful in my selection of foods-always organic, non-refined ingredients. [...]]]></description>
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<p>As I admitted earlier, I have a definite multi-culinary-identity  disorder. Yup!  I am always changing my culinary identity depending on  my mood- one week carnivore, one week vegetarian, another week a raw  foodie….yea, you get the picture. The one constant, however is that I am  always careful in my selection of foods-always organic, non-refined  ingredients.</p>
<p>So, I began experimenting with both raw cooking and gluten free  cooking a couple of years ago, when I started feeling totally “stressed  and burnt-out”. I soon realised that changing some rather minor aspects  of my diet, yielded quite noticeable differences in my health and the  general way in which I felt.</p>
<p>I do not suffer from celiac disease or have any allergies (luckily),  however when I do feel somewhat “under the weather”, I begin to reject  certain foodstuffs and veer towards more raw-gluten free foods.  Although, I seem to operate in phases, I thought that it was enough to  warrant dedicating this section to my experiences and discussions about  raw and gluten free foods.</p>
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