Creative food craft ideas
How many still like to sneak a bite of the cookie dough before baking? Two hands up for me! I know it’s supposed to be bad for you, but it is so good!
Finally someone has come up with a solution that is healthy and guilt-free. Well as long as you don’t eat them all at once. Stephanie at Eat.Drink.Love… Read More ...
Gluten and Dairy Free!
Nothing worse than seeing a child look at the baked goods and the parent having to say no, because of a food allergy.
Here is a recipe that can turn the frown upside down. Just remember to keep them in a separate location and container to avoid cross contamination with the other baked goods. Specialty Cakes … Read More ...
I asked if there were ideas that you would like to see posted and I only got one reply. She wanted mug cakes, so here are different links for mug cakes. Just remember not to use mugs with metal in the microwave. Yeah, learnt that the hard way.
Looking for more recipes for mug cakes? Check out our favorite mug … Read More ...
Are you like me and never seem to have whip cream around when you need it? Now I just need to keep some canned coconut milk
in the pantry and I’ll always be prepared. According to some of the comments on the blog it doesn’t work unless it is “full fat” and not to shake the can before putting it … Read More ...
Originally this year, we were supposed to have some friends for the holidays. The plans unfortunately were cancelled, but I still needed to find recipes to accommodate allergies in the family. Maybe you are entertaining some friends that have allergies or are vegetarian? Hopefully these sites will help you with your holiday meal or party. It seems like a hassle, … Read More ...
Keeley McGuire has done it again. You may remember Keeley’s previous post about 20 non-sandwich lunch ideas for kids. That post is the number one post on Edible Crafts for the last month.
Now she has come up with a list of 25 gluten and allergy free lunch ideas. These are just as good as the sandwich post. Actually better … Read More ...
Kristen of MakeTheBestOfEverything, has created a sophisticated smores recipe for thirty somethings (how fancy!).
She used dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate and substituted sweet potato crisps instead of a graham crackers.
Go get her recipe for these gluten free smores.… Read More ...
One of the biggest myths about gluten-free desserts is that they all have to be “replacements” — gluten-free flours trying to behave like wheat flour, or recipes designed to imitate traditional cookies and cakes.
They really don’t.
Some of the best gluten-free desserts in the world were never meant to contain flour in the first place. They stand beautifully on … Read More ...
And these truly are s’mores cupcakes: Graham cracker crust on the bottom, chocolate in the middle, and (broiled) marshmallows on top. And to top it all off, the most perfect burlap flag. See how they are made HERE at Design, Dining and Diapers.
Looking for more S’smores recipes? Check out these articles.
Looking for more ideas for Smores? Check … Read More ...
Not ooooonly is this decadence a homemade version of a Mounds (or Almond Joy if you really want to get crazy–I almost said “nuts” but knew better), but it’s healthier and vegan and dairy-free and gluten-free. Yep. Make them HERE at Smashed Peas and Carrots.… Read More ...
If you’ve ever craved that perfect balance of tangy lemon filling on a sweet, buttery crust—but thought you had to give it up because of gluten or dairy—this recipe from Smashed Peas and Carrots proves you don’t!
These gluten-free and dairy-free lemon bars are surprisingly simple to make, and the results are just as luscious and bright as the classic … Read More ...
Gotta love any sweet with a Peep. Find the recipe for these darlings HERE at the Mixing Bowl Diary.
These Easter cupcakes are Gluten and dairy free which is hard to find at Easter time. So I hope you enjoy this recipe. They are great for Easter picnics and parties too.
With so many sweets and treats at Easter … Read More ...
Some of my favorite bloggers together in real life decorating Christmas cake pops? What I wouldn’t give to peek through the window of that lovely afternoon. Check out the results when Megan (not martha), Jessie (cakespy) and Shauna (Gluten-Free Girl) get together to make cake pops.
Need supplies? check out these Cake Pop sticks 
and Cake … Read More ...
Learn how to make these gluten-free Halloween cupcakes with instructions, photographs and a bonus video tutorial HERE at Simply…Gluten Free.… Read More ...
How pretty is this princess cake? Find the recipe for this sponge cake, layered with cream and covered in marzipan, here at the lovely blog A Gluten-Free Day.… Read More ...
