You might be tempted to think “baking season” is over with the cookie swaps and yule logs behind us, but you might be wrong! We are actually entering an extremely important and baking-intensive time of year: Mardi Gras! If you needed any excuse to make festive colored cakes, decorate anything with bright plastic beads, eat
A lot of us gluten free bakers are faced with the challenge of also baking dairy free. Lactose is the biggest culprit (did you know that 60% of the adult population is lactose intolerant? Did you know that number is much higher for the celiacs amongst us?!) Want to know more about dairy and why
When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease in the 1990s, oats were firmly planted on the “Do Not Eat” list. Since then, scientists have learned that the reason oats had historically tested positive for gluten was because they were contaminated with gluten-containing grains during the growing, harvesting, milling and packing stages. You see, oat
Baking Gluten Free Bread in a Breadmaker Baking gluten free bread in a breadmaker can be an easy entree into baking gluten free bread from scratch. Add the ingredients, push the button and GO! Let the bread machine do the heavy lifting. Using an easy gluten free bread mix makes things even more of a
Just about any occasion is perfect for a fun decorated gluten free cake made into your favorite super-fun shape! Making any birthday, anniversary, first day of school, Super Bowl, Ground Hog Day … that much more special with a yummy gluten free cake is easier than you might think! This gluten free cake recipe is
I seem to recall in the deep dark recesses of my mind, my grandmother wistfully mentioning the quince fruit. I will allow for the possibility that I am subconsciously romanticizing that she actually mentioned it, but I really feel like she did. At any rate, until now I had never seen a quince, nor had
Gluten free fall pies are easy and are on everyone’s mind when the seasons begin to change. Start with the best gluten free pie crust recipe, to make that light and flaky crust we all love! Then choose your filling: pumpkin pie; cherry pie; apple pie … you can have them all! With or without
Making homemade almond flour or gluten free oat flour is not only easy, it’s practical. Both of these gluten free flours are higher in fat and protein than starches or even my all purpose flour blend, hence, they become rancid more quickly and should be refrigerated. Making fresh flour for your recipes will ensure that you don’t waste flour
The yummy homemade GF loaf I just made! Breads. We love ‘em, but not always when they’re gluten-free, right? To get a really good loaf of gluten-free bread, we’ve always had to make them from scratch (and boy are those good). But if you want to walk into a store and buy a loaf of
Yeast for Baking: Baker’s Yeast, Brewer’s Yeast, Nutritional Yeast, Instant Dry Yeast, Active Dry Yeast, Yeast Cakes, Compressed Yeast, Fast Rise Yeast, Rapid Rise Yeast, Quick Rise, Bread Machine Yeast, Wild Yeast … how are you supposed to know what to use when baking gluten free bread??! Good question! Luckily there is a pretty easy answer! First
Sweet treats are one thing, but so many of us living gluten free don’t know where our next meal is coming from … literally! Sometimes the most daunting thing about being gluten free truly is mealtime, and trying to feed our families safe but tasty foods. Luckily I have some easy solutions for you! If you
Sound too good to be true? Well, it’s not! It’s Everyday Health’s New Year, New You Challenge! All you have to do to enter is submit your favorite healthy and delicious gluten-free recipe (posting ingredient list and instructions) on their message board, then ask your fans, friends, and family to reply to your post with comments and feedback.
