A Sweet Mother's Day Treat

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms out there!

Children, if you're looking for a sweet treat for mom today, here's a great I came across today from Gluten Free Goddess - Flourless Chocolate Cake. 

These recipes are amazing. I still have yet to try this particular one, but I will be sure to do so soon. It looks sweet like it has just the right amount of "treat" you need for a dessert.

Butter, your favorite gluten free (should be gluten free anyway) dark chocolate bars, cocoa powder, and more! Check out the recipe here.


And....Happy Mother's Day to my incredible mom! I see you special you are and how much of an impact you make on my life on a daily basis. You are such an inspiration on so many levels! I love you!!!

For those of you who are gluten free but want a cake-like treat

Fresh out of the oven, peanut butter cookies. Yes.

Going gluten free is the "in thing" now. It's a lifestyle that dominates headlines, book covers and magazine articles.

Now that I'm on a gluten free diet, do I have to say, "See ya later to my cupcakes?!"

Answer to that: No. You don't! *insert clapping here, please* 

You can live a gluten free lifestyle and still indulge in those yummy cookies, cupcakes, cakes and more! Throw in some chocolate drizzle if you please.

Enough chit chat. Here's a recipe that I discovered the other night, amazing, chewy with crunchy rims, peanut butter cookies. It's glorious because, it only takes about 10 minutes to prep and 13-15 minutes to bake. I did, however adjust the amount of sugar in it.

Ingredients List

1. 1/2 cup sifted coconut flour (I used "Let's Do Organic, Coconut Flour" or Bob's Red Mill Coconut Flour is good too)
2. 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
3. 1 cup peanut butter (I used crunchy peanut butter)
4. 1 1/4 cup Organic 365 Cane Sugar (original recipe calls for 1 1/2 cup sugar)
5. 4 eggs (I prefer having them at room temperature, but it's not necessary)
6. 1/2 tsp sea salt 

Process

• Mix together sea salt, eggs, and vanilla extract, next add in peanut butter (I used a hand blender, the peanut butter is so thick you'll need it, or you can stir really fast)
• Last, add in coconut flour. Mix well. 

Mix well.

• You can grease your cookie sheet or use aluminum foil. Spoon the cookies out and this batter will make 3 dozen.

Size of your cookies can be smaller...These were a good size.

• Bake for 13 minutes for a chewier inside, and 14-15 minutes for a crispy edge.

Hooray! Time to eat. 

Let the cookies cool for a few minutes -- then indulge. Add some ice cream too, Coconut Bliss is so good and a healthier pick. It's a bit on the expensive side, but you'll be happy you chose this.