I’m still taking baby steps, but I’ve been baking gluten-free a bit more. The hot weather is holding me back, but I’ve got a sweet tooth to satisfy. Actually, that’s a weird thing about going gluten-free — my sweet tooth has waned a bit. Long-time friends probably think that’s weird coming from me, but it’s true. This recipe, which is pretty amazing, has to remain a secret for now. It’s one of the perks of my job that I get to try out recipes from unpublished books. It’s also a bummer when I can’t tell you all about them. Be patient, because this one is worth the wait. The texture and flavors are amazing, and I’m happy to say I made a double-batch and stored the extra dough in the freezer so I can whip up more cookies on short notice. If it wasn’t supposed to hit 97 degrees here today, I might be tempted to turn on my oven right now.
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I'm Justin Schwartz, a cookbook guy and occasional food writer, and this blog is about what I'm up to these days. I'm the author of Veg Out Vegetarian Guide to New York City and The Marshmallow Fluff Cookbook. You can email me at justin at justinschwartz.com. I'm also on Instagram.
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What a yummy looking post! =)
thanks
Yes, of course baking slow with gluten-free has a double meaning because most recipes (especially bread) have to bake longer than wheat flour. (I just know that from experience but there must be a scientific explanation??)
hmm, i actually don’t know much about gluten-free baking recipes needing more time to bake