Posted on May 15, 2012
Gluten-Free Baking Gadgets I Can’t Live Without!
Some of my favorite gadgets to make your gluten-free baking life much easier!
Some of my favorite gadgets to make your gluten-free baking life much easier!
My new Jules Cake Mix makes a beautiful 2-tier cake, a 9×13 cake or more than 24 cupcakes — perfect for birthdays, class parties, dinner guests, weddings … you name it! Chocolate cake is super easy with my mix, so don’t delay! Delicious gluten-free chocolate cake is in your very near future!
In this recipe you have a choice: either use my Jules Gluten Free™ All Purpose Flour OR a combination of 6 other gluten-free whole grains and starches. Choose easy, or have an option if you have lots more food sensitivities in your midst! Either way, there is nothing to miss here. Full of delicious lemony flavor, but free of gluten, dairy and eggs!
For thes adorable Easter cupcakes, I used my favorite base cake recipe and used all natural food coloring, gluten-free jelly beans and sprinkles, and Clif Kid Organic Twisted Fruit ropes for the handles, adorned a few with Peeps (they’re gluten-free too!) and I suddenly had some of the cutest little cakes I’ve ever made!
Latkes have come to mean “Potato Pancakes” in common parlance, but nowhere does it say that they must be made with potatoes. This is the first of two new posts using the wonderfully versatile, über-healthy and easy to cook, Spaghetti Squash.
The latest on gluten-free beer offerings! Cheers to having gluten-free choices!
It can be tricky at the holidays to find the right food for every time of day, and one that will make all the guests happy. This overnight Scrumptious Holiday-Worthy “Nog” French Toast Casserole is just the ticket! So easy, so delectable, so ready early in the morning for your overnight guests … you’ll want to celebrate the holidays more often with this winning recipe!
Thanksgiving is almost here! Downshift from panic mode and follow this cheat sheet of tips and recipes to a safe, tasty and very happy gluten-free holiday!
A new study by George Washington University researchers showed not only that gluten is an ingredient in many cosmetics and topical lotions, but that using these products may actually exacerbate celiac disease. How do you know if gluten is in your cosmetics and lotions, and should you care? Guest post from Kristen Campbell of GlutenFreeBeauty.com
Yes, it’s happened again. Halloween is upon us! If you haven’t procured your GF goodies yet, read on…!
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