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Baked Goods – Page 3 – surviving the food allergy apocalypse

Category: Baked Goods

  • Millet and Blueberry Breakfast Polenta

    You know, if you have a good list of allergies, as Denise and I both do, breakfast can be one of the worst meals.  If you eat meat, bacon is usually safe, though sausage might or might not be.  Take out eggs, gluten for pancakes and waffles… well, you get the picture.  I miss going…

  • Post 100: The Magic of the Chocolate Chip.

    Because it’s Earth Day, and it’s our 100th post, we thought we should make cookies.  Because cookies are round, like the Earth.  And because making cookies and giving them to people makes you a hero.  Or just sharing — you don’t have to give them all away, promise.  You can eat them, too.  Cookies are…

  • Happy President’s Day, Bread and Chocolate with Cherries

    And this is take two on cherries for our President’s day theme. Cherries go with chocolate. And there’s a place in Concord, New Hampshire that sells a pastry called Bread & Chocolate that I’ve been trying to replicate since the dairy allergy diagnosis, so I decided to add cherries to the mix this time.  This…

  • Happy President’s Day, Can’t Tell a Lie Cherry and Chocolate Chip Quick Bread

    You know how hard it is to find a food theme for President’s Day? It’s hard. Which is why I’m using cherries out of desperation, even though I was a history major and I know that story about George Washington and the cherry tree is a crock. Despite that I decided to do it up,…

  • At Last Gluten-Free Brownies

    So the year before I got my allergy diagnoses, I spent time perfecting a brownie recipe.  Which was, of course, based on wheat flours, and which did not, of course, translate well to gluten-free.  It was my first attempt at my own gluten-free recipe — I replaced the flour in the recipe with a GF…

  • Apple Cranberry Crisp

    I think you’re an apple crisp person or an apple pie person.  Or at least I am, and I fall squarely into the apple crisp camp. I can pass up apple pie anytime because unless the crust is perfect and amazing, which it rarely is, I don’t want it. It just seems like a waste…

  • Awesome Cake Doughnuts — yes, gluten-free

    Now so far, gluten-free baking is still new to me.  I’ve had some utter disasters, so I’m still sticking pretty close to the recipes of other people.  So far, the majority of the recipes in this cookbook have been overwhelmingly winners.  I can highly recommend it as a good starting cookbook for gluten-free baking —…

  • Bat Signal Halloween Cupcakes

    Good Morning Gotham City! Do you feel you’re missing out on the sugar that makes Halloween special, given that everything is chock full of allergens?  You won’t after these cupcakes. This entire recipe is an excuse to play with marshmallow fondant, honestly, in my favorite baked goods format: the cupcake.  Since gluten-free baking is still…