Category: Dairy-Free

  • Gluten-Free Yorkshire Pudding

    Gluten-Free Yorkshire Pudding

    Yorkshire Pudding has always been one of my favourite foods…but not exactly the healthiest when made with all purpose wheat flour. Since I’ve been trying to eat less of that sort of thing, I’ve been trying to think of what I can have instead of sandwiches for lunches and bread with supper. I was trying…

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  • Coconut Cloud Smoothie

    Coconut Cloud Smoothie

    This delicious smoothie tastes tropical and creamy, with the fresh fruitiness of strawberries, and subtle sweetness provided by dates. Additionally, after looking up nutritional info for the ingredients, I discovered that this smoothie is superfood in a glass – see nutrition info about strawberries, dates and coconut water.

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  • Pom-Bomb Cocktail

    Pom-Bomb Cocktail

    Here’s the recipe for the tasty, tangy Pom-Bomb.  It hardly needs a recipe really, just pour one generous teaspoon of pomegranate molasses into the bottom of each glass

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  • Chili-Style Black-Eyed Peas

    Chili-Style Black-Eyed Peas

    I haven’t seen very many recipes using Black-Eyed Peas, and I’m not really sure why, because they’re just as tasty and healthful as other legumes, and they cook in less time than most other types of beans. I’ve been making a vegetarian chili type of dish for years, using a mixture of black and kidney…

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  • Dark and Rich Gingerbread

    Dark and Rich Gingerbread

    Rich, dark and spicy gingerbread is one of my favourite winter treats. I’ve also been thinking about adding pumpkin to more recipes, because it adds moisture and depth of flavour, and is so nutritious. The cup of pumpkin puree in this recipe adds an extra 8 grams of fibre, as well as lots of Vitamin…

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  • Panisse

    Panisse

    Yet another chickpea flour recipe! This recipe, also popular in France, originally hails from Italy; I was surprised to learn that chickpeas have been eaten in the Mediterranean area since at least 7000 BC: “Chickpea, one of the oldest cultivated pulses in the Near East. Chickpeas were grown in Palestine by 8000 BC. They had…

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  • Chickpea Crackers {gluten-free}

    Chickpea Crackers {gluten-free}

    Once I discovered how much I liked the flavour of socca, I started wondering what other things could be made with chickpea flour…such as crackers. I’d had store-bought chip-like things before made with chickpeas, which were really tasty, so I imagined it could probably work, but these chip things had other types of flours in…

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  • Lime Tarts

    Lime Tarts

    A couple of weeks ago, I fortuitously discovered the ambrosia that is the Passionfruit Tart from Ken’s Patisserie, here in Portland. Emmy and I were out for a walk, and I thought I would just stop in for a small treat. At the first bite, I said to myself “this is one of the best…

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  • Cashew Pulp Crackers {gluten-free}

    Cashew Pulp Crackers {gluten-free}

    I hate to throw anything useful away, and every time I make nut milk, I always think there must be something that could be made with the pulp that’s leftover, besides just drying it out and saving it as flour. As luck would have it, I recently came across a recipe for Rosemary Raisin Almond…

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