There are many food traditions that go hand-in-hand with religious holidays. The Easter Lamb Cake has a wonderful history symbolizing the “Lamb of God” at the Easter table; my gluten-free version will bring that tradition back to your table!
I hear from lots of folks about how nervous they are about holidays that so often seem to center around food. Easter and Passover are two of those holidays, but they are far more gluten-free friendly than you might think!
No food is more universally loved on St. Patty’s Day than Irish Soda Bread. My recipe takes the best of cake-style fruited soda bread called Treacle, and makes it gluten, dairy, soy, nut, egg and of course, yeast-free!
Search no further for a great way to celebrate Purim or anytime! Use any homemade filling or favorite jam and change the taste of these fun and easy cookies!
The cookie swaps and yule logs are behind us, but Mardi Gras is just around the corner! If you needed any excuse to make festive colored cakes, decorate anything with bright plastic beads, eat as many pancakes as you can, or make sugar-coated puffs of fried dough, this is it!
Tweet Jewish holidays have wonderful traditions, most involving food. One of my favorites is challah, a yeasted egg bread that is served on religious occasions and at ceremonies. Challah is not just reserved for these special meals, though. It’s a wonderful treat for anyone at any time of year. In fact, it’s not only a [...]
If you happen to have leftover cranberry sauce on hand, are looking for anything but turkey for dinner, or want to impress with a remarkably easy but fancy looking dinner, this recipe is for you! If you don’t have the cranberry sauce already, follow my easy 20 minute recipe which follows at the bottom of the meal.
In my quest for ever more ways to use pumpkin this season, I was intrigued by a reader recipe that was sent in calling for my Jules Cake Mix + pumpkin and very little else. After tweaking and experimenting with her recipe further, I’m proud to present to you what my household now affectionately calls, Pumpkin Gingerbread Cake! A perfectly quick, easy and low fat way to get your pumpkin fix this holiday season!
You may be tempted to think pumpkin would make a dense and heavy pancake but you would be wrong in this case. Feast your eyes on these autumn beauties and celebrate the passing of pumpkin season in delicious style! For even more delicious fun, make these into Jack-O-Lantern Pancakes!
If you’re dying to know how to make gluten-free fried onions for Grandma’s Green Bean Casserole, or how to make an awesome gluten-free Green Bean Casserole, look no further! These easy recipes will make your Thanksgiving even tastier!
