There are already several chocolate chip pumpkin recipes on this site, maybe because year after year I’m still in love with Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread. The recipe for Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Cookies is good too! I made this recipe for … Continue reading →
My jar of tahini says that sesame seeds are better for the planet than nuts. This chocolate-free sauce is still somehow satisfyingly chocolatey, despite containing no chocolate at all. There is no cooking or baking. It mixes up lightning-fast and … Continue reading →
I invented this recipe for chocolate chip waffles, based on a recipe for chocolate paleo waffles on a website that I don’t think exists anymore, called Living Healthy With Chocolate. (Isn’t that a great name for a website? Yum!!!) The … Continue reading →
These easy chocolate chip pumpkin cookies are fluffy and delicious! They are gluten-free and vegan, and taste like my recipe for Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread, but in cookie form. This recipe is adapted from Gluten-Free Pumpkin Cookies on the Beaming … Continue reading →
This recipe is based on a recipe called Seductive Raw Chocolate Walnut Fudge from the “Oh She Glows” blog. I really love this fudge recipe! It is easy to make, and quick, and tastes amazing! I have adapted Liddon’s version … Continue reading →
This is my version of a recipe from Smitten Kitchen. I saw this recipe there and thought that cranberries and pecans would be either wonderful or terrible together, and I wasn’t sure which. But I love pecans, and Thanksgiving was … Continue reading →
These gluten-free vegan Ho-Hos are adorable and delicious! Also they are pretty easy to make! These are my version of a recipe from Full Of Plants. My kids and I all adore these – they have become a real favorite around … Continue reading →
This is a classic recipe that gluten-free folks pass around again and again. It is beloved because it uses simple ingredients that you can find in any grocery store. I originally got it from my sister, Olivia Mathews, so my … Continue reading →
We’ve been making this easy, vegan, three-minute “mug cake” in a bowl. It can be vanilla or chocolate. This is so healthy and yummy that it makes a nice base for a weekend breakfast, topped with cashew cream and fruit. … Continue reading →
I used to make truffles by mixing up chocolate dough, using my hands to roll balls, and dipping the balls in chocolate. Those were delicious and looked sophisticated — but they were a lot of messy work. I … Continue reading →
