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I hesitated to post this recipe because, minus the use of gluten free bread and a bit more milk, it’s virtually the same as any French toast recipe. But you know what, sometimes I feel like some of us miss out on ‘normal’ foods simply because people don’t realise a […]
If I’m honest, I never really used to care that much about American pancakes, especially since being gluten free. I was always more of a crêpe type of person. But I think these yummy yeasted overnight pancakes have completely changed my mind. 😛 If, like me, you’re a bit unimpressed […]
As it says in the title, these hash browns are as easy as it gets and so yummy! All you need are some potatoes, grated, with seasonings of your choice. You can throw in a teeny bit of flour for extra crispiness and a spring onion for flavour. But that’s it. As […]
Besides being arguably the best cookies in the world, did you know that French macarons also happen to be naturally gluten free? Which is such a blessing for us coeliacs! Except… they also tend to be quite expensive and, sadly, too many companies cheapen them by adding wheat flour. Sooo, […]
I’ve had my sights set on making gluten free cannelloni from scratch ever since I posted my homemade lasagne sheets recipe last year… and here is the result! As expected, they worked beautifully. 🙂 I don’t particularly care for cooked spinach (in fact I can’t stand it!) so I kept […]
You know me, I’m always looking for new ways to enjoy potatoes and I have a new delicious one to add to the list: potato scones! These are great for breakfast as a replacement for toasts alongside eggs, bacon and whatnot. But they also make for a delicious savoury snack […]
I think I’ll just cut straight to the point: soufflé pancakes are quite possibly the best gluten free pancakes and if you’ve never tried them, you really should! If you’re looking for a gluten free pancake recipe that can easily be passed off as ‘normal’, for all the wheat eaters […]
Do you remember those cheese and tomato pasta salad pots in Tesco? Before I was gluten free, this was my ultimate cheap snack on the go for years. I must have eaten hundreds of them back in the days… without knowing I was slowly destroying my insides, of course. 😉 […]
Some amazing, crisp, light, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate meringue swirls I made yesterday. It’s so incredibly simple to make and absolutely delicious. All you need is 3 ingredients: an egg white, sugar and dark chocolate. That’s it. 🙂 I find it’s a pretty good treat to have as an alternative to cookies that: […]