Everyone claims to have the best chocolate chip cookie. Some are chewy and thin and others are cake like and thick. my friends and family agree these are the best of both.
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This is the original gluten free chocolate cake, before gluten became a buzz word in the media. It's a classic, and was popularized in the late 80s by a chef in New York named Marcel Desaulniers, although his original intent wasn't to create a gluten-free dessert, it was simply to intensify the chocolate flavor and achieve a more dense texture - it just so happens to be gluten free too, which is great news for those who are intolerant or have Celiac.
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This is a recipe for buttery, crumbly scones studded with fresh strawberries.
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Crepes are so simple to make and an easy way to impress guests. Serve them for a small brunch gathering or a quick dessert for unexpected guests.
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This dessert is a perfect addition to your Holiday dessert table. The cake is made in a bundt pan (don't have one? No worries, it can be made in a square pan as well) and it's loaded with flavour. I topped mine with bourbon caramel sauce and maple flakes. Sounds too complicated?
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This dish takes chocolate chip cookies to the next level. Serve straight out of the skillet while warm with scoops of vanilla ice cream and a sprinkle of raspberries.
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These versatile treats can be whipped up using frozen berries, making them a convenient recipe to revisit throughout the year. Fresh berries are of course wonderful, but I prefer to save those for eating raw in the warmer months.
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These cinnamon rolls are the perfect thing to keep you and your loved ones feeling warm and cared for this holiday season.
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Weekdays are usually so busy for most of us that there is little time to slow down and spend a relaxing 30 minutes baking. That's what required to whip together these made from scratch field berry streusel muffins.
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This salted caramel may seem difficult or intimidating at first, but I promise - it's so easy. No candy thermometer required.I've also included a free printable label to adorn your finished jars, which you can download at the end of this post.
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