I have a new obsession and it’s called Slab Pie. If you’re wondering what it is just imagine this: warm, flaky, luscious Pop-Tarts for grown-ups. The basic concept is this: take a pie recipe, spread it all out and bake it flat in a jelly roll pan or Half-Size Sheet Pan. Pie transforms from a nice dessert into a wonderful …
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Perfect Gluten free Chocolate Chip Cookies
Looking for the perfect, easy gluten free chocolate chip cookie recipe? Look no further! Almond flour makes these tender & crisp cookies the ideal partner for cold milk!
Gluten Free Blondies
Some recipes change your world. This is one of them because these Gluten Free Blondies are the epitome of pure perfection in a bar–chewy/crisp, not overly sweet, crunchy with nuts and toasted coconut, and speckled with warm, melty chocolate.
These Gluten Free Blondies are truly divine and one of my favorite recipes I’ve ever created. They go perfectly with a tall glass of ice cold (organic) milk or a cup of strong coffee. If you take them to a summer barbecue, picnic or potluck I guarantee they will be the hit of the party! Or, tuck them…
Gluten-Free Strawberry Shortcake Cupcakes
These Gluten-Free Strawberry Shortcake Cupcakes are just the perfect marriage of fresh strawberries, homemade whipped cream and delicious, lightly coconut flavored gluten free cake. You don’t even notice that they’re gluten free but they are and they. are. addicting! I use organic coconut flour, raw honey, coconut oil and organic flaked coconut. These are so simple and, when you cut one in half, the strawberry in the center makes it look just like a little adorable strawberry shortcake! You can also make this into a lovely layer cake with sliced strawberries between the layers and decorating the whipped cream on the top. It’s a wonderful cake for a baby or wedding shower
Popovers
When I was growing up, popovers were a staple on holidays. Made either by my mom or sister, we would devour them along with crisp bacon, scrambled eggs my dad made special by adding cheese & chives, and fresh fruit. They’re lovely, light, crisp and slightly eggy and the perfect vehicle for soft butter and homemade jam or marmalade. You can also do a savory version with cheese and herbs. I keep mine very simple.