Apple cider donuts appear mostly in the fall, I’m guessing because of the abundance of apples. But don’t let that stop you from making them when you want to. My apologies to the person who asked me for this recipe about eight years ago. I finally got to it. I tested a few variations, mostly …
No-Corn Cornbread {almond flour}
You might be familiar with my well-loved no-corn cornbread recipe using almond and coconut flour. A few years back I discovered that combining almond and coconut flour together in a certain ratio works well as a faux cornbread recipe, without the use of corn flour. It turns out you can also make no-corn cornbread using …
Buffalo Cauliflower Florets & Herb Ranch Dressing
There are many versions of this type of recipe across the internet, and most use a commercial hot sauce. I avoid popular processed hot sauces like Frank’s and Tabasco, and instead I rely on basic ingredients for delicious results. I present two options: red hot pepper sauce and smoked paprika sauce. Both recipes are the …
Green Goddess Dip & Dressing
There are so many uses for this dressing or dip that I recommend you eat it with anything that needs a bit of a citrus and green flavor kick. It’s great in bowls, on salads, as a dip for grilled veggies, roasted veggies, and all kinds of protein. It’s also so easy to make, so …
Cheddar Cheese Crisps
Melting shredded cheddar cheese into cheese crisps is one of the first chip tricks I learned when venturing into alternate ways of baking and cooking grain free. I have an older recipe for cheese chips that works with a variety of hard cheeses, however I recently found I can bake shredded cheddar at a higher …
Tahini Cookies {almond flour}
I think you’re going to want to make this delightfully crunchy, slightly crumbly cookie with some of my favorite ingredients: tahini, maple syrup (or honey), and almond flour. And it’s egg free, for folks who need or want that. I’ve been using tahini a lot lately because it bakes well, lends a nice caramel flavor, …