I’m not sure why, but I don’t eat latkes that often. I have always loved them when I’ve had them, but for some reason they always slip my mind when looking for something different to eat. While a traditional potato latka is absolutely delicious, I love the concept of using alternative ingredients that will fit [...]
Paleo Pina Colada Muffins
from Life As A Plate
If you’re looking for a dessert that you won’t feel guilty about, look no further. This one from AndreAnna of Life As A Plate uses two of my favorite ingredients to bake with; coconut flour and almond meal. Lightly sweetened with pineapple and honey (I skipped the optional turbinado sugar) and kept really moist with [...]
Paleo Roasted Garlic Zucchini Hummus
from Life As A Plate
For those of you following the paleo diet, you’ll appreciate this recipe for a Roasted Garlic Zucchini Hummus from AndreAnna of Life as a Plate. Made from Tahini Paste, Macadamia nuts, and olive oil (+ a few more wonderfully healthy ingredients), you won’t have to do without your beloved hummus any longer. I’m willing to [...]
Turkey Meatball Soup
from Life As A Plate
Here’s another soup recipe that looks mighty tasty. This one for a Turkey Meatball Soup from Life As A Plate. I love the fact that she’s using a walnut meal as the binder for the meatballs. Meatballs are yet another item that many folks with celiac disease tend to miss out on as they are almost [...]
Rosemary Olive Oil Bread and Crockpot Chili
from Tasty Eats At Home (and Life As A Plate)
The Adopt A Gluten-Free Blogger event is an idea that was created by Sea and DH over at Book of Yum — it’s a fun event where gluten-free bloggers get to try each others recipes and then write about their experiences. Just reading through these is amazing and seeing what has been done with the [...]
Apple Pie A La Mode Green Smoothie
from Life As A Plate
I do a very similar drink to this for my kids and it’s always one that’s gone over well. One difference in this one is that it uses coconut milk, something that for whatever reason, I haven’t thought of doing. One thing is for sure, I’ll be trying this recipe tomorrow when the kids come [...]
Flourless Grain-Free Fig Newton Mini Cakes
from Life As A Plate
I loved Fig Newton’s as a kid and haven’t really thought too much about them since I was a kid. That was until I saw these from AndreAnna of Life As A Plate. Leave it to AndreAnna to do something as good as Fig Newton’s that are not only gluten-free, but grain-free as well. Also, there [...]
Hawaiian Stuffed Burgers
from Life As A Plate
More burger goodness from AndreAnna of Life As A Plate. This beauty of a burger is full of just about everything; ham, BBQ sauce, swiss cheese (and a few other things). That’s one bite that I don’t think I would ever anticipate — but I bet it’s really good. – – – “Ask and ye [...]
Chicken Salad a la Queen
from Life As A Plate
I just realized that I haven’t posted anything from AndreAnna of Life As A Plate recently — and, that is a bad thing — all of her recipes that I’ve tried so far have been fantastic. This one for the Chicken Salad a la Queen is no exception. I love the fact that they’re served in [...]
Mexican Pulled Chicken Stuffed Peppers
from Life As A Plate
I consider myself quite adventurous in the kitchen, but there are so many times where my number one concern is time. There are times after a long day at work, that the last thing I want to do is spend a couple of hours in the kitchen. There are other times that I’m just too [...]
Provolone-Stuffed Prosciutto Burgers
from Life As A Plate
Have you ever noticed that when you add the word, “bacon” to anything people stop and take notice? For me, prosciutto elicits the same reaction. I recently had a prosciutto wrapped chicken breast that was amazing and I also tried a pseudo sushi r0ll that involved prosciutto and it was equally as amazing. This recipe [...]
Feta-Stuffed Greek Meatballs
with Homemade Tzatziki Dip
from Life As A Plate
I’ve always been a big fan of Greek food, but it’s always something I forget about. That being said, I don’t eat it nearly often enough. I grew up with some Greek neighbors and always enjoyed Gyros, Stuffed Grape Leaves, and their amazing Keftedes (Greek Meatballs). I was always teased as a kid when I’d [...]
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