Why not use one of these gluten free cake recipes and make gluten free cupcakes for Easter. They are wonderful for large groups, and can easily be frozen and then defrosted for frosting. Whatever your delight is, I’m sure you’ll find below, something that tempts your palate. Decorate in color! Add a little food coloring …
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This cake is to die for, especially if you enjoy chocolate and sweetened whipped cream. But you ask, “Pea flour recipes?” Yes. Peas are part of the legume family, and when ground into a flour may be used in larger quantities than other bean flours, as they are not as strong or bitter and the …
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A vol-au-vent is a French pastry which is made from layers of puffed pasty, hallowed out and filled with anything from sweet to savory. This gluten free vol-au-vent is stuffed with peach pie filling, however, you may fill it with something savory which contains a little sauce or moisture, such as a seafood mousse, chicken pot …
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Besides using this gluten free sponge cake to make gluten free lady fingers and tiramisu cake, you can use it as a substitute for shortcake. Remember those individual portion cakes you used to find near strawberries in the produce department of your grocery store? Well, you can make a sponge cake version at home. I’ve …
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Of course, this watermelon recipe can be made in a bowl or atop a with gluten-free ice cream cones or regular. If using a cone you can decorate the cone’s top edge with frosting or whipped cream. I’m fresh out of my Goldbaum’s gluten-free ice cream cones. I gave them all to my grandkids. However you …
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This is such an easy and fast gluten free dessert to make! Frost bottom edges with sweetened whipped cream, white frosting, or cream cheese frosting (all recipes below). You can also use canned whipped cream. If desired, add blue food coloring to frosting for decorative stars or leave white. I like to use natural food coloring …
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Tropical Traditions recently sent me a couple of their products to sample, Gluten Free Organic Whole Golden Flax Seed and Gluten Free Organic Raw Canadian Honey. I love their products, as they are healthy and natural!
Lesson 20: All About Sugar & Gluten Free Baking Sugar is as important to baking as butter. Learn all about sugar and how to use it in gluten free baking to improve recipes. Learn the roles sugar play in baked goods and how it affects recipes. From granulated sugar to brown to organic, they all have …
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I am so excited about sharing with you the details about Flour Farm Gluten Free Flour Blend! Whatever your reason for going gluten free, you want to be healthy. Using the lowest carb gluten free flour blend is a start. Learn more about Flour Farms. They make a gluten-free flour blend that you can use …
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If you have a craving for Twinkies but don’t want to dish out the money for a specialty baking pan, make this recipe for gluten free Twinkie cupcakes. You get the same tender, delicious sponge cake filled with that same sweet and creamy filling. Actually, people prefer this filling recipe even more. To see the …
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