Showing posts with label dessert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dessert. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
various baking adventures of late
Now that summer is kicking in the heat, I won't be at the markets, but I am taking orders for vegan and gluten-free treats and as well as general cooking and catering.
some new favorite treats I've stirred up.
Zucchini Cookies - I found this recipe online (when browsing for carrot cake recipes) and decided I'd make it vegan/gluten-free and sugar-free.
(I used the same proportions of most ingredients, subbing flour for gluten free flour blend; subbing the sugar for half the amount of agave and adding a tsp of xanthum gum.) DELISH!
Carob+Blueberries+Beans = Pudding or Brownies.
It sounds strange, yes, but totally yummy. Derived from the vegan black bean brownie recipe, I decided to alter to my own dietary needs/restrictions.
I cooked up mung beans instead, as they are one of the easiest beans to digest; then added blueberries, crystalized ginger, coconut oil, and a few tablespoons of carob powder, and added all this to the food processor. presto, pudding. yum!
some new favorite treats I've stirred up.
Zucchini Cookies - I found this recipe online (when browsing for carrot cake recipes) and decided I'd make it vegan/gluten-free and sugar-free.
(I used the same proportions of most ingredients, subbing flour for gluten free flour blend; subbing the sugar for half the amount of agave and adding a tsp of xanthum gum.) DELISH!
Carob+Blueberries+Beans = Pudding or Brownies.
It sounds strange, yes, but totally yummy. Derived from the vegan black bean brownie recipe, I decided to alter to my own dietary needs/restrictions.
I cooked up mung beans instead, as they are one of the easiest beans to digest; then added blueberries, crystalized ginger, coconut oil, and a few tablespoons of carob powder, and added all this to the food processor. presto, pudding. yum!
Labels:
dessert,
gluten free,
new orleans,
sugar-free,
vegan
Friday, February 27, 2009
Bywater Arts Market: 2/21 - Mardi Gras weekend, and new cakes!
For the Bywater Arts Market, I made my usual cookie favorites, and then explored the exciting world of cakes and cupcakes. My new favorite cookbook is Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World. Here are some variations I gleaned from there. (pics are in order last to first).
a personal creation - Chocolate Peanut Butter Bombes
(Chocolate Chip cookie crumble + Peanut Butter, rolled in Chocolate + Coconut = Magic!)


(Chocolate Chip cookie crumble + Peanut Butter, rolled in Chocolate + Coconut = Magic!)
Labels:
cupcakes,
dessert,
new orleans,
sugar-free,
vegan,
wheat-free
Sunday, February 8, 2009
new creations - Feb 2009
kitchen experiments, and new creations. I've also been crafting yummy goodness from the produce we've been picking up from the Hollygrove Market
Carob Fruit Tart - seasonal, local fruit from the market, with carob, in a granola crust, topped with coconut sprinkles
Creamed Turnips and Turnip Greens - tahini, Bragg's, ginger, and garbanzo flour make this exquisite in it's creamy-goodness.
Hand-Crafted Coconut milk Ice Cream, topped with local berries,
naturally sweetened with agave nectar.
Labels:
dessert,
farmers markets,
food,
new orleans,
vegan,
wheat-free
Friday, January 30, 2009
Hollygrove Market 1/31/09
If you haven't been to this one yet, it's every Saturday from 10am - 2pm, and for $25 you receive a box full of local fruits, vegetables, herbs, and rice. It's fantastic :) We had fun cooking up all sorts of new creations from our variety box.
For this week, I've baked Banana Pecan Bread, Tahini Ginger Oat Cookies, PB cookies, Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Carob Fudge w/ginger and walnuts (my new fave).
Labels:
dessert,
farmers markets,
new orleans,
sugar-free,
vegan,
wheat-free
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Sweet Treats at the Bywater Arts Market
I forgot to bring the camera to the market, but I did remember to snap a couple photos during my little bake-off. We had fun at the Bywater; the sun came out for awhile, so we were not as chilly as the weather forecast had predicted. Thanks to all the folks who ventured over and sampled treats!
I'm planning to be at the Sankofa and Bywater Markets next month as well (2/14 and 2/21).
In the meantime, I'll be practicing some valentines-ey recipes.
stay tuned...
Labels:
dessert,
markets,
new orleans,
sugar-free,
vegan
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