I prefer savoury scones but my kids always want these ones! Mine never seem to rise much, possibly due to the gluten free flour. Instead I make them quite thin so they cook through and then the butter and jam can go on top instead of in the middle although it is usually possible to […]
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April A to Z gluten free vegetarian treats: X is for xmas biscuits
These biscuits are very versatile. Think of Christmas and decide on your own spices. Will you decorate them? What shapes will you make? You could add some dried fruit, sprinkle sugar on top or even flaked almonds. Ingredients 250g self raising flour (this gives the biscuits a slightly cakey texture if you make them a […]
April A to Z gluten free vegetarian treats: W is for white chocolate blondies
This month I tried brownies so the next obvious step is blondies! Mine were not perfect as I got distracted by Zach so the top was overdone and the bottom was underdone. Next time I will cover with foil and bake for an extra 5-10 minutes. Ingredients 100g white chocolate 100g butter 150g golden caster […]
April A to Z gluten free vegetarian treats: T is for tiramisu
OMG this is incredible! I can’t begin to tell you how good this was! As a child, I adored sponge fingers but – as with so many gluten free options – they are so expensive to buy if you can even find them The sponge in this tiramisu resembles the sponge fingers of my […]
April A to Z gluten free vegetarian treats: Q is for queen of puddings
Before this week I had only had this once at university when I lived in halls! Traditionally it uses breadcrumbs but I decided to try with cake crumbs instead and it worked brilliantly! Ingredients 250ml milk 70g cake crumbs 50g caster sugar 1oz butter zest of 1 lemon 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 eggs, separated […]