I love making a treat for my close friend's birthdays. So every year I ask them what they want and I do a gluten-free version of their treat of choice. Sometimes they like the basics, like chocolate cake, and other times they prefer to be a little more difficult by simply saying they want "pie". Our good friend just did this for his birthday, telling me that he simply wanted "pie" with no other suggestions at all.
One of my favorite things about summer is all the ice cream, not to mention, July is national Ice Cream Month. What better way to celebrate than with a wonderful ice cream treat swirled with peanut butter and topped with decadent chocolate? I made this treat for our little Fourth of July celebration, and it was an instant hit. Everyone had a hard time eating just one piece, so we all had two. It was relatively easy to put together, and it tasted like I spent hours making it. Can't complain about that. I will definitely be making this simple and delicious treat again soon!
Every year I look forward to the day when my mom, sister, and I gather to bake a variety of holiday goodies. This tradition is always a blast that includes making messes and lots of laughs. I wanted to share our creations with all of you since our annual holiday baking has
been strictly gluten-free ever since my diagnosis. This makes for an
added challenge, but a much more accomplished feeling when we step back
and admire our work at the end. So here you have it, our holiday
spread. If you would like a recipe, just comment below and I will be more than happy to share it with you.
When I found out that Reese's Peanut Butter Cups were gluten-free, it was like Christmas come early. Reese's have always been one of my favorite chocolate treats. Salty peanut butter surrounded by a sweet, delicious, milk chocolate shell, what's not to love?? When I came across a recipe on Pinterest for homemade peanut butter cups, I knew I had to try them.
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