Kosher Gluten-Free Recipes, Family Projects, etc.
Advice originally from mayoclinic.com/health/legumes/NU00260:
Beans and dried legumes require soaking before cooking. Soaking the beans rehydrates them for more even cooking. Continue reading “How to Prepare Dried Beans”
Dinner tonight consisted of roasted fresh organic Brussels sprouts* Myriam brought with her, roasted organic broccoli from our CSA (that I spent hours washing!), and Five Cheese Pasta. Everyone loved it, from the 2-year-old on up. Continue reading “Five Cheese Pasta”
Daphne asked for this recipe, so here it is – one of our best gluten free cookie recipes, from a bag of Gluten Free Oats. In honor of Daphne, Bill and Cupcake. Who can resist the combination of peanut butter, oats and chocolate?
I know some people with Celiac Sprue are not able to eat oats, even gluten-free oats, but fortunately we can, and love them. Continue reading “Monster Cookies”
I’m posting this at Josh’s request, even though I haven’t made it for a while and I’m not that sure of the recipe. I’d usually rather make a recipe right when I’m posting it, to see if this is actually what I do. Josh – please let me know if you make this, and how I should change the recipe, or confirm that it’s good. Also, send me a picture. Continue reading “Gluten-Free Coffee Cake”
Special request of Rivka, this recipe can be made with or without gluten. The apple part is naturally gluten-free, and then you can choose which topping to make. My recipe is inspired by the Joy of Cooking
Only four ingredients – this definitely qualifies as food! Here is the original recipe from Rabbi David Booth, followed by my notes from making many, many batches of these.
4 eggs
1 cup sugar
7 oz semi-sweet chocolate / chocolate chips
1 stick butter or margarine. Continue reading “Pesadich Brownies (AKA Gluten-Free Chocolate Cake)”
This is my standard challah recipe that I make every Friday for Shabbat. After a year or two of experimenting and baking challot that Josh barely tolerated and most of us didn’t touch, I tried a recipe from a bag of Potato Starch (Bob’s Red Mill) that was pretty good. I made a few changes, and eventually it evolved into our regular Friday night fare, and everyone has been happy with it. Later I’ll post the challah I make for the gluten contingent of the family. Continue reading “Gluten-Free Challah (version 1)”
