Reprinted with permission from Allergen-Free Baker’s Handbook. Copyright © 2009 by Cybele Pascal, Celestial Arts, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, Berkeley, CA.
These Japanese soufflé pancakes are super fluffy, jiggly, and pillowy soft! They are a delight to have for breakfast, snack, or dessert and will wow any lucky guests you invite for brunch!
Cookie love! I having been thoroughly enjoying the teff flour I purchased from NutsOnline last week and have already made these little gems along with several batches of gluten free flatbread that…
This quinoa cookies recipe makes a delicious vegan and gluten-free option for a healthy dessert with with a delicious, soft texture and sweet, nutty flavor.
This collection of 50+ GAPS recipes for kids might be dairy-free, sugar-free, and low in carbs, but they doesn't mean they aren't ridiculously delicious!
Years ago I posted the very popular Best Teff Sandwich Recipe. That recipe uses xanthan gum and eggs, which some people can't do. Her...
These gluten free soft taco shells are thinner and more flexible than corn tortillas, but still have the rich flavor and aroma you love.
Stim cu totii prajitura magica si ale ei straturi, dar iata si o varianta ce nu are pic de gluten, special pentru cei care nu pot consuma gluten. Se mai numeste si prajitura isteata.
Gluten free graham crackers are easy to make at home & taste very similar to regular graham crackers!
The best vegan buckwheat chocolate chip cookies! They are nut-free, gluten-free, grain-free, dairy-free, naturally sweetened, and easy to make.
These gluten-free egg noodles are the ultimate comfort food. Bringing back the nostalgia of pasta making to gluten-free needs. Perfect in your soups and egg noodles dishes.
Last week I turned 30, and had one of the best carrot cakes EVER to celebrate. Made out of almond flour with raisins and walnuts, topped with coconut agave frosting, containing no gluten, dairy or …
I’m so honored to be featured on Sarah Bakes Gluten Free Treats today. I’m a big fan of Sarah’s blog, and envy her cake decorating skills, with my favorite being her Mocha Layer Cake! Sarah and I haven’t had the opportunity to meet in person yet, but I feel like we are kindred spirits already. […]
Gluten free, vegan snickerdoodles use bananas, oat flour, apple sauce & other clean ingredients to keep this cookie recipe healthy and delicious.
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Finding a gluten free quiche recipe isn't easy, but this one from Jamie Oliver even has a gluten free quiche crust! Delicious for a picnic or weekend lunch.
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Nothing beats a warm slice of homemade bread. I love pairing this buckwheat and chia loaf with a nourishing soup for lunch, or a purely delicious salad for dinner. It works well for breakfast too, topped with fresh sliced avocado and Persian feta, or my homemade macadamia butter and a little Manuka honey. Instead of using buckwheat flour, I blend pre-soaked buckwheat for a few seconds into a batter, pulsing until it’s a little creamy.
So last week was a bread revolution!! I was of course perusing Pinterest and it seemed to be full of this recipe for Amish White Bread on allrecipes.com. So I joined the revolution and since my hus…
Gluten-free brioche dinner rolls that are absolutely perfect for your next holiday dinner. These rolls can be cut up to make fabulous gluten-free stuffing.
This 30-minute beef stroganoff is comforting, savory, and perfect for any day of the week. Plus, it's gluten/dairy-free and made with wholesome, real ingredients! Nobody will guess it's dairy-free!
Are you on Pinterest? I am, with a nice number followers (thank you, all!) and various "boards". One of my boards is called buckwheat recipes, and I've been pinning various recipes there utilising this non-grain/pseudo-grain. Despite the name, you see, buckwheat is not a grass, but a plant related to sorrel and rhubarb. During the recent months I've noticed that this particular board is getting new followers on a daily basis, and individual buckwheat recipes get repinned by increasingly many pinners. Buckwheat is "in". I guess the popularity of buckwheat recipes is caused by a) this "pseudo-grain" being gluten-free and hence suitable as a wheat substitute for all those avoiding gluten and b) some popular Paleo templates/frameworks allow small to moderate consumption of buckwheat dishes. Plus it has a lovely nutty flavour when baked. Have you tried buckwheat? It's pretty popular here in Estonia and I've got several buckwheat recipes here on Nami-Nami (listed at the end of this post, see below). While I prefer cookies with buckwheat groats, then I tend to have some buckwheat flour in the house as well. It's the compulsory ingredient in blini, the small yeasted pancakes served with smetana and caviar. Plus I love this buckwheat cookies recipe that I discovered years ago in a British food giant's Sainsbury's client magazine. Apparently the original recipe is by Doves Farm, and you could also use rice flour instead of buckwheat flour. I prefer buckwheat, for it has a lovely flavour of its own. Note that my version has way less sugar (100 g instead of 150 g) - if you've got a very sweet tooth, you may want to use more sugar perhaps. I used to make these with chopped hazelnuts, but since our son is sensitive to hazelnuts, I've been using sliced/slivered almonds instead. Have I missed your excellent buckwheat recipe and you'd like me to include it to the buckwheat recipes board? Leave a link to your blog post in the comments and I'll check it out! Buckwheat cookies (Tatraküpsised) Makes about 2 dozens 125 g butter, at softened 100 g caster sugar 1 egg 150 g (light) buckwheat flour 1 tsp baking powder 100 g chopped hazelnuts or chopped/sliced almonds Heat the oven to 180C/350F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Cream together the butter and sugar, followed by the egg. Mix in the flour, baking powder and nuts/almonds, combine. (If the mixture is on the dry side, add a spoonful or two of cold water)*. Take a heaped teaspoonful of the mixture, roll into balls and place onto the baking sheet. Gently press with a fork to flatten the cookie dough balls a little. Bake for 15-20 minutes in the preheated oven until the cookies are light golden. Let cool for about 5 minutes, then transfer onto the metal rack to cool completely. * I've also used a different method - combined all the dry ingredients (buckwheat flour, sugar, baking powder), added the grated softened butter and the egg, and simply mixed everything and rolled into walnut-sized balls. More buckwheat inspiration here on Nami-Nami: Buckwheat with leeks and soy sauce Buckwheat with beets and dill Cabbage and buckwheat kasha Buckwheat kasha with mince Warm buckwheat and mushroom salad Buckwheat with beef liver Buckwheat and mushrooms casserole More buckwheat cookies by other bloggers: Buckwheat chocolate chip cookies by Karina @ gluten-free goddess Multiseed buckwheat cookies by Clotilde @ Chocolate & Zucchini Nibby buckwheat butter cookies by Heidi @ 101 cookbooks Buckwheat sugar cookies @ LA Times Buckwheat chocolate chip cookies by Garrett @ Vanilla Garlic Buckwheat chocolate chip cookies by Alanna @ The Bojon Gourmet
Delicious keto and gluten free pie crust recipe. This is the perfect base for any of your seasonal or holiday pie fillings.
Being from the South, biscuits are just a given for special occasions. I say special occasions because the reality is that I do not make biscuits every day. But they sure do call a hungry
