This recipe is my modification of a recipe from the excellent cookbook Vegetarian Planet by Didi Emmons. It is healthy, yummy, super-quick to cook, and even my picky kids will eat it. What more could you ask? This quick, healthy, … Continue reading →
Mulberries are one of my favorite foods in the world. Recently I was thinking about black forest ice cream, which is made from chocolate and cherries and not much else. I have a recipe for vegan black forest ice cream … Continue reading →
Marble cake is very easy to make and looks impressively gorgeous! Years ago I was in charge of bringing snacks to a troop of hungry Girl Scouts with a long list of food restrictions. For each meeting, I usually brought … Continue reading →
It’s been a zillion years since I last ate at Casey’s Tavern, but I have fond memories that my partner Jan and I used to love a meal that they served there, a beany stew served on top of cornbread. … Continue reading →
My kids and I love the blondies from Simple Pleasures bakery which is inside a gluten-free Indian buffet restaurant that we love, Earthen Jar, here in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Out of love of their blondies, I started experimenting with making … Continue reading →
A few years ago, local folks started a small farmers’ market that is walkable from my house. It is at a place called Cobblestone Farm. They have a newsletter each week, with a recipe. I call this recipe “Cobblestone Farm … Continue reading →
This is the pizza that I have been looking for! Pouring pizza dough is much faster than rolling it out! Originally when my family went gluten-free, we made pizza from Chebe mix. It makes delicious pizza! But it isn’t … Continue reading →
The original person to think up the idea of making edible healthy cookie dough is Chocolate Covered Katie — a blogger who specializes in healthy vegan desserts and who makes amazing recipes! I have simplified her recipe and made it … Continue reading →
Happy Birthday to this blog! Today it is three years old! Recently I was flipping through cookbooks and I spotted a recipe for “dessert nachos” — where you thinly slice up an apple as the chips, then add caramel as … Continue reading →
Last August my kids and I visited Toronto. Usually when we travel, I am fanatical about planning ahead so that we will always have gluten-free food available. But this one time my teens talked me into winging it. We had the impression … Continue reading →
