Blogs are a great source of information and encouragement for celiacs and for anyone on a gluten free diet. (FYI – a blog is the technically simplest way to present ideas on the internet. You are reading a blog right now. I chose this format so that I could concentrate on communicating ideas and information rather than on writing computer code.) I’ve listed these blogs in alphabetical order. Check them all out. The recipes and other information is useful and the personality of the blogger is part of the encouragement we all seek. Celiac Travel. You’ll find a large collection of recipes here. You’ll also find a button linking you to “The Gluten Free Food Freak” who promises to deliver a recipe to your e-mailbox daily. I’ve subscribed to his service. I’ll let you know how things work out. Freckled Face Mama’s Gluten Free Recipes. I love both her recipes and her attitude. Her family has a bewildering assortment of food sensitivities, and she approaches her role in that family with optimism and enthusiasm. Glutenagogo. You’ll find a large collection of recipes here. Gluten Free Blog. This covers many aspects of gluten free living but includes one section that focuses on celiac-friendly recipes. Gluten Free by the Bay. This is a large and varied collection of quality recipes. One feature I particularly like is the periodic "recipe roundups". Scroll down the left side of the screen to find them. By the way, the body of water mentioned in the title is San Francisco Bay. Gluten Free Goddess. “I blog because I want to inspire gluten-free cooks to make today delicious.” Bravo to that!!!!! Vegetarian Celiac. This is a great recipe collection and an equally great opportunity to understand the situation of people who must juggle multiple diets. Wheat Free Meat Free Blog Interesting because of its insight into the life of a family that is dealing with two sets of food sensitivities. P.S: Despite the wheat free title, the site is totally gluten free. Do you know a blog that should be included here? Let me know by using the COMMENT button in the bottom right corner of this post or by e-mailing me at [glutenfreeceliac@gmail.com]