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Heavenly Soufflé

Soufflé is just about the most awesome dessert out there and it’s naturally gluten free.  Yup, mix together egg, chocolate, and sugar and you have some serious desserty goodness on your hands.  I highly recommend getting one of those KitchenAid stand up mixers if you intend on making it from scratch, because whipping egg whites to stiff peaks takes forever.  I’ve made uber fluffy soufflés from scratch, but it does take time and time is something I have very little of these days.

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So what do you do when you’re in the mood for soufflé, but don’t want to spend a ton of time and energy making it?  If you’re like me, you pick up a box of frozen pre-made soufflés.  I bought a box of Heavenly Soufflé last year on a whim.  I was dubious that they would taste good, but the box said they were gluten free and they come in ceramic ramekins (posh right?), so I gave it a go.  $10 later I brought them home and popped them in the oven.  They cook for about 15-20 minutes and they are really tasty!  I tend to cook them on the shorter end of that range so they stay melty in the middle, which is why it looks a bit flat in my picture, if you cook them longer they get fluffier.  I seriously buy a box about once a month - they are that good.  Add a little whipped cream and some fresh fruit and you will fool anyone into thinking you spent hours slaving away at the stove making them from scratch.

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Cinnamon Chex Is Gluten Free

Ok, yes we all know that General Mills has reformualted their Chex cereals to be gluten free, but I’m still loving it!  I went to the store the other day and saw that Cinnamon Chex is now gluten free so I bought a box to give them a try.  I’ve never actually had Cinnamon Chex before so I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised!  Some of the chex pieces are heavily coated in cinnamon/sugar and some are plain.  The overall taste reminds me very much of Cinnamon Toast Crunch (which I love).  The downside is that the cereal pieces seem to get soggy pretty quickly so if you don’t eat it fast you’ll end up with a bunch of mush.  I can look past that though because they are really tasty.  I’m still waiting for the gluten free version of Strawberry chex to come out - can’t wait!

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Red Mango Is Certified Gluten Free

Red Mango, competitor to the Pinkberry franchise, sent out a press release earlier this week informing the world that they have been certified gluten free!  I think they recognized an opportunity to set themselves apart from Pinkberry by honing in on a specific, but very powerful niche of the food eating public.  Gluten freedom is [...]

Schar Gluten Free Ladyfingers

I was never much of a ladyfinger fan before I was gluten free, but since then I pretty much have become of a fan of anything that is gluten free and reminds me of my glutenous days.  I got it in my head one day that I really wanted to have tiramisu, so I searched [...]

Van’s Gluten Free Pancakes

My husband thinks frozen pancakes are simply awful, but I don’t necessarily agree.  I love pancakes in general and frozen pancakes are something of a novelty, but I like them because I can pop them in the toaster oven or microwave and be on my way.  When I saw the Van’s GF pancakes at Whole [...]

Restaurant Review: Macaron Café

Forgive me for being ignorant, but I had no idea what a macaron was until a few months ago.  One of my friends is obsessed with them and was raving about this little hole in the wall in the city that serves fresh seasonally flavored macarons.  I looked up macaron recipes online and to my [...]