If you have a little rhubarb left in your back yard or can get some at a grocery store or […]
Granita, an Italian shaved ice-like dessert, has beautiful sparkle, and no special equipment is required to make it. You need […]
This nutritious and flavorful white bean dip has been a favorite of mine going back several years. Serve it with the toasted pita wedges as in the recipe, or with purchased pita chips. Also included in this post is a recipe for delicious, crusty gluten-free pita bread
In case you’re among the few people who don’t have the recipe for ever-popular, easy-to-make seven layer bars, here it is. You can make these bars gluten-free by substituting ground-up sorghum crackers for the graham cracker crumbs. Instructions are also included for making the bars dairy-free.
These graham-like crackers are made with sorghum flour. You might call them “sor-graham” crackers. Homemade graham crackers have wonderful, complex flavors of wheat germ and bran that are unique to wheat. These sorghum crackers have a nice bright flavor from the sorghum flour.
So many foods are better homemade. Store-bought graham crackers are OK for crumb crusts and even s’mores, but they don’t have a lot of flavor on their own. These homemade graham crackers made with fresh butter and hearty, nutty stone ground graham flour are quite tasty and enjoyable as a standalone snack.
These brownies are chocolaty and have a nice, nutty texture. To make brownies extra special—from this recipe or a mix—cut into heart shaped bites with a cookie cutter, dip in melted white or cherry chips, and add sprinkles.
This yam pie is festive, flavorful, and, with its deep orange color, pretty. What a great way to eat your vegetables! Make it in a brown rice flour crust for added nutrition and no gluten.
By Eileen R. Beran
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14 December, 2010 – 4:00 pm |
Also posted in Holiday, Recipes
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Tagged Christmas food, comfort food, cooking, dessert, fall, food, gluten-free, holiday food, pie, recipe, Thanksgiving food
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Basic piecrust mixed by hand is simple once you get the hang of it. This recipe also gives instructions for making a gluten-free crust with one-to-one substitution of brown rice flour.
By Eileen R. Beran
Posted on
10 December, 2010 – 1:52 pm |
Also posted in Recipes
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Tagged baked goods, brown rice flour, Christmas food, cooking, dessert, food, gluten-free, holiday food, piecrust, recipe, Thanksgiving food
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This soft, buttery ginger cookie is a longtime favorite, and the recipe includes a gluten-free variation.
