Are you looking for something simple for Valentine’s Day? Just a little hit of chocolate without being over the top or too fussy? This little flourless chocolate cake recipe is just THREE ingredients! They’re fudgy, decadent, and naturally gluten free!
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These delicious chewy ginger molasses cookies are gluten free AND sweetened with coconut sugar! They’re bold in flavor, too, having loads of fresh ginger. Want them extra spicy? Add a touch of cayenne! The chocolate drizzle is optional, but makes them more festive.
This honey butter recipe has been in my family for decades. Its creamy spreadable texture is due to a secret ingredient that might surprise you. I’ve been making it to give away during the holidays (with a crusty loaf) for years. It always has that eyes-rolling-back effect. ;)
One of my favorite cooking tips is to keep a bag of frozen mixed berries in your freezer. Frozen berries are more economical and often sweeter than fresh berries you find in the grocery store! With that bag of berries you can make a lot of different things – including this easy berry cobbler! I …
I can’t tell you how excited I am about these paleo cookies. AND the cookbook it came from. Normally I’m not a huge fan of paleo chocolate chip cookies because the texture is usually way off, which makes me sad — particularly because chocolate chip cookies are my favorite. This recipe is super, though — …
This dry brine turkey recipe is THE BOMB. Dry brining is so much easier than a wet brine and the herb butter under the skin takes this over the top!
If you’ve never made your own ghee, it’s really easy! Using high-quality butter makes such delicious ghee, too. I love using Kerrygold grass-fed butter.
This is a rich and fluffy gluten-free, naturally-sweetened chocolate silk pie and the only dairy is grass-fed butter!
This is the only gluten free pie crust you’ll ever need — and without xantham gum! Truly. It tastes better than most traditional pie crusts, and you can even work it into a lattice!
I know October is supposed to be all pumpkin-crazy, but we’re still eating tomatoes around here. Apparently my garden hasn’t gotten the memo, and neither has the weather. We’ve still got chard growing, too. I never thought chard cobbler would be on my radar but I’m so glad it was. But still. It’s October and …
I can’t count the number of roasted chickens I’ve made over the years trying to figure out the best way to infuse flavor into those birds! Want to know my best hack? Compound butter. And I’ll show you a little trick so more of it gets into your bird than on your hands.
This is an adapted version of Pioneer Woman’s Cinnamon Rolls, using cream cheese and maple in the cinnamon roll frosting. It’s like a cinnamon roll and maple doughnut had a baby.