Creative food craft ideas
Dear Edible Crafts Readers,
So sorry for my delay in posting! I’ve been very, very ill this week and in the hospital, but I’m finally home and on the mend. I will be posting again soon, hopefully by tomorrow.
I have many submissions from the past week to sift through, but I’ll do my best to go through them all in the next few days, health dependent.
Thank you all for your patience!
meaghan
The weather outside may be frightful, but the cookies are wonderful.
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, many home bakers are preparing for cookie season. When gifting cookie tins, it’s best to make a variety of recipes, from the classic sugar cookie to the more unique Chocolate Peppermint Cookies, and perhaps some vegan-friendly holiday cookies as well. Parents need fun, easy cookie recipes to make on a school night before a cookie swap, and kids can help with all of the decorating.
So pull out the cookie cutters from the top shelf, grab the rolling pin, and watch flour fall through the air like snow on a cold December morning.
This recipe for Almond Flour Keto Butter Cookies is quick and simple, with a butter filling that tastes like a fat bomb, an almond snap crunch outside, and a shortbread texture inside.
There are only 4 ingredients in these sugar-free, gluten-free, and grain-free butter cookies, plus optional vanilla extract.
How delicious and buttery are these icebox cookies with checkerboard design? These are great for a cookie exchange or Christmas party.
These cookies are not only delicious-looking, but they also require very little preparation and only the most basic ingredients.
This recipe for gluten-free chocolate peppermint cookies is so good that it will become a holiday baking favorite for all.
These gorgeous holiday cookies, made with almond flour and chocolate chips and peppermint flavor, are sure to please. The fact that these cookies are totally gluten-free is even better!
Stick of peppermint Christmas Meringues are simple, five-ingredient, gluten-free cookies that are colored and crunchy with a hint of pure mint and crushed candy canes.
You can literally melt these Christmas cookies in your mouth. They taste amazing and have a buttery, aromatic flavor. If you’re a beginner, these are the cookies you should bake because they’re very simple to make.
In addition to being loved by both adults and children, they can be made gluten-free.
You can use gluten-free flour and a substitute for molasses to make this Keto version of gluten-free gingerbread cookies. You can make a gingerbread man or a whole village out of those sugar-free, low-carb, gluten-free gingerbread cookies.
For the most festive appearance, decorate with our sprinkles, gummy bears, and dark or white chocolate chips.
Warm chocolate cookies without gluten are chewy, soft, and incredibly tasty! They are created with healthier ingredients and are free of oil and eggs!
Who doesn’t enjoy a good cup of hot cocoa in the winter? Imagine that as a cookie, now! Melted dark chocolate is drizzled over the cookies, which are filled with cacao powder and topped with scrumptious marshmallows.
You can now savor a hot cocoa mug and a hot cocoa cookie together! This cookie recipe, incidentally, would be ideal for a holiday cookie exchange.
This recipe for flaky salt-topped soft and chewy crispy salted coconut cookies is gluten-free, quick to prepare, and freezes well. Just four components!
Delicious chocolate, jam, and almond-based gluten-free rainbow cookies. You wouldn’t believe how simple it is to make these 7-layer cookies!
There are several reasons why this recipe for gluten-free rainbow cookies is so successful!
You’re going to adore these gluten-free Spritz Cookies if you grew up enjoying them during the holidays! They make it incredibly simple to maintain a gluten-free diet and still partake in the joys of Christmas baking.
While balance is key in life, you cannot give yourself a “cheat day” when you must follow a gluten-free diet due to health concerns.
These tasty, nutritious oatmeal and raisin cookies make the ideal midday snack. Eggless, gluten-free, and low in sugar are healthy oatmeal cookies.
These chocolate-chip-filled, naturally green, vegan matcha cookies are the ideal texture! with a simple gluten-free substitute.
If you’re trying to cut back on gluten or for a loved one who is gluten-free, these vegan flourless oatmeal cookies make a great gift.
We all get a little sluggish right after Christmas, as though we’ve had enough rich, heavy food and just need soups and salads. Well, maybe a cookie, though.
These buttery, melt-in-your-mouth traditional holiday cookies are so easy to make. With only 5 basic ingredients, you can have a batch of these irresistibly delicious sweet treats ready to enjoy in just a few minutes!
Easy To Bake Gluten Free Christmas Holiday Bars
I’m SOOO sorry to hear that!!! I LOVE your website!!! I check it every single day and tell EVERYBODY about it!! I love it so much!! You’re in my prayers!!!
Hope you’re well soon!
Oh no……hope you feel better soon!
Hope you’re well soon!!!
Take it easy…we’ll wait! Feel better soon!
I hope you get well, soon!! Hopefully you’ll get some edible craft comfort food while you’re recooperating. :o)
Sorry to hear you’ve been in hospital – do hope it’s nothing too serious. Hope you get well soon. sending you best wishes ;0)
Oh dear. I was wondering why there were no new posts recently. I hope you get better soon! Lots of luck.
I hope you are resting and on the mend. Rest up and take care of yourself first, blog later 🙂
Take care of yourself. We will be here when you come back!
oh no! get well soon! many hugs!
hugs! Kim @ Party Frosting!
Glad you’re back on track! (That’s what’s really important.)
Hope you’re well soon!
I’ve been neglectful of reading Twitter (which is how I track your posts) for the last two days anyway so while I’m sad you’ve been unwell, I’m glad I haven’t missed much. Your blog posts here are a treasure trove!
Take care of YOU!! Please don’t apologize, you have a beautiful little girl that needs you……….. As everyone above said, the blogs can wait…….
Rest up! Praying for a quick recovery…
I really enjoy your blog. I hope you get well soon!
Oh I am so sorry to hear you have been ill. You take care of yourself and we will be here when you feel well enough to post.
bee blessed
mary
Get well soon!
Hope you feel better soon
Sorry for your illness but happy to hear you’re getting better. Thanks for all you do, but please take your time so you don’t get worn out. We can wait (but not too long). 😉
Oh no! So sorry to hear you aren’t well. I hope your recovery is swift and painless.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
No apologies necessary. Take care of yourself and get well fast. Hope to see you posting again soon.
Meaghan, Please take care of yourself and don’t try to do too much too soon! Praying for your complete recovery.
Hope you’re feeling better!!!!!!! It’s NO FUN being ill!!!! 🙂
I’m so sorry to hear you were ill and hope you feel better VERY SOON!
What did you get yourself into, I hope nothing serious. Get better quickly we miss you.
Hope you start feeling better soon. I wondered where you had been as i’m addicted to your site and check daily. Thought something was up! Hopefully not too serious and we can see you back soon.
Meaghan, I hope you feel better soon. This is a fantastic site and I really appreciate your hard work. Take care!
Hope you are feeling better 🙂
Glad to hear you are back from the hospital and i will continue to pray for your good health.