Cranberry and White Chocolate Biscuits A few weeks ago, in the glorious days of Level 1 in everywhere in New Zealand, we joined a couple of other families at a friend’s house for lunch after church. We all did quick supermarket runs to get food to take and share and one of the things thatContinueContinue reading “Cranberry and White Chocolate Biscuits (Gluten Free)”
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Gluten Free Bread
I remember one of the first gluten free breads I bought from the supermarket after my coeliac diagnosis. It was expensive – about 3 times the price of normal glutenous bread – but it looked very promising and delicious. I hoped this lunchtime would be the moment that my children realised life was not goingContinueContinue reading “Gluten Free Bread”
Vanilla Cupcakes (Gluten-Free)
Cake flour (by which I mean wheat-filled, gluten-filled cake flour) is a low protein flour that is great for making cakes because overmixing flour in cake batter can result in harder, less fluffy cakes. That means less gluten can actually be better for cakes. As a coeliac that makes me think that going gluten freeContinueContinue reading “Vanilla Cupcakes (Gluten-Free)”
Chocolate Bliss Balls
Well, one would think that all that time at home in lockdown would result in lots and lots of time to blog and a blog overflowing with new material…but, all that time at home in lockdown with an essential worker husband and lots of children with lots and lots of energy and not a lotContinueContinue reading “Chocolate Bliss Balls”
Lockdown – Day 9 (and Easy, Cheesy Buns)
First thing in the morning the other day, one of my toddler twins disappeared from the bedroom with my hairbrush. About three hours later, when I finally decided to get dressed I remembered that I would need to find my hairbrush. I briefly contemplated not brushing my hair, as I wasn’t going to be leavingContinueContinue reading “Lockdown – Day 9 (and Easy, Cheesy Buns)”