My name is
Sarah, and I'm a 23-year-old communications professional working and
living in London.
I was diagnosed
with Coeliac disease in February 2013. Like anyone else, the first thought
that came to mind when I was told I could no longer eat gluten was the treats I
would miss out on…the cakes, the doughnuts, the biscuits…and no more of my
grandma's apple pie!
I have learned
many lessons over the past few years. Since being diagnosed, my life has
changed a fair amount. I completed my degree in Politics at the
University of York, moved home to Stoke-on-Trent for a short period of time and
then moved to London to start my career in Public Affairs. Blogging went on
hold for a while as working, studying for a diploma in PR, and moving house
twice took up a fair amount of my time. But now I'm settled in one house,
working in a job I love, and have time to cook and bake...so I have time
to blog again!
Food is my
passion. It's my number one love in life. I live to eat, not eat to live,
something that seems to be common in my family! At first, being diagnosed with
Coeliac made me think that I couldn't enjoy the food I once loved, and that
eating out would be a nightmare. It was at first...it was difficult,
complicated, awkward, embarrassing...I was that weird person that
asked for the allergy sheet. But now, with a good few years of experience,
I am much more confident about it all and I cook and bake more now than ever
before!
So..what can
you expect from The Ginger Coeliac?
I like to write
about the health benefits of the ingredients I cook with - particularly
the benefits to coeliacs. However, I'm not one of these people that only ever
eat salad. You can also expect cake, reviews of gluten free restaurants and
tips for traveling. I experiment with paleo recipes, trying to cook more
vegetarian, and I love trying out new stuff...so expect a bit of everything!
Sarah X
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