Toasted sunflower seeds are one of the brilliant additions to peanut
and tree nuts free diet Likewise, sunflower seed butter is a great
substitution for peanut butter or almond butter. I like to make my own
to control the ingredients. This sugar-free version is perfect for anyone wanting to try the Grain Brain Diet who also has an aversion to nuts.
3 C. Sunflower Seeds (or roasted sunflower seeds)
1/4 c. Avocado Oil (or other neutral-tasting oil)
Salt
(1)
If using raw sunflower seeds, dry toast sunflower seeds in a pan over
low heat. Make sure you continue to stir the sunflower seeds during
toasting so that they do not burn.
(2) Place all
ingredients in a high power blender (salted to taste) and blend while
tamping for 1 minute (or follow your blender's instructions).
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Saturday, December 13, 2014
Allergen-Free Recipe - Yam Candy
2 Yams
1/4 c. Olive Oil
Salt
(1) Heat oven to 400 degrees F.
(2) Peel yams and cube into 1/2" cubes.
(3) Mix yam cubes with olive oil and salt in a bowl. Lay out on a baking sheet in a single layer and bake for 20 - 25 minutes until the yams have one side that is caramelized.
Labels:
Allergen-Free,
Allergen-Free Recipe,
Candy,
Dairy-Free,
Gluten-Free,
Nut-Free,
Peanut-Free,
Yam,
Yam Candy
Friday, September 5, 2014
The Goods (Recommendation) - The Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook
Allergen-free baking can get quite tricky. Ingrid and I used to experiment with our own recipes but found the efforts laborious and the results somewhat disappointing. There are a few decent allergen-free recipe books that we have run across, and The Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook by Cybele Pascal is one of them. Not all of the recipes turn out like the pictures and a few have textural issues but by and large this is one of the better books that we have come across. The sunflower seed cupcakes provided a wonderful alternative to the peanut butter cupcakes I have had to give up. This book also has an alternative to peanutbutter blossoms (called Sunflower Greenies), one of my all-time favorite cookies.
Bottom line is if you are looking for good baking resources, check out The Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook. Quick access to this book on Amazon below.
Bottom line is if you are looking for good baking resources, check out The Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook. Quick access to this book on Amazon below.
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