Tag: gluten free

Classic gluten-free lasagna

Classic gluten-free lasagna

I love lasagna. In fact, I posted a vegan-gluten free recipe on my web site several years ago made with almond milk ricotta cheese and lentil lasagna noodles that was absolutely delicious! Check out that recipe here! But for those of you who can enjoy 

Mama’s meatloaf

Mama’s meatloaf

Mama’s meatloaf sounds like a hand-written family heirloom recipe passed down through generations; a tattered, sacred, grease-splattered note with words written in such fine cursive it’s almost impossible to read. Well, I’d like to tell you that were true here, but in this case, I’m 

Morning muffins

Morning muffins

As I mentioned in a previous post, we’ve had two breakfast staples in our house as of late: baked oatmeal and homemade muffins. Depending on what ingredients we have on hand, we make one or the other, and we change our muffin variety all the 

Noodles with meat sauce

Noodles with meat sauce

Another staple in my house: noodles with meat sauce. I used to make meatballs with pasta for my kids, but I found myself just chopping up the meatballs into tiny, bite-sized pieces for their tiny little mouths anyway, so to save myself the hassle, noodles 

A new take on Mom-mom’s pumpkin pie

A new take on Mom-mom’s pumpkin pie

My grandmother makes the best pumpkin pie. Her scratch-made pie dough is the perfect flaky crust for her creamy, sweet, and wintery spiced custard. And she bakes her famous pie in a well-seasoned, weathered, almost cracked ceramic pie dish that actually has a pumpkin pie 

Almond ricotta lasagna

Almond ricotta lasagna

Baked pasta dishes are some of those classic comfort foods I grew up with. Mom-mom’s lasagna and Grandpa’s baked ziti were holiday staples. Cheesy, ooey, goodness! In fact, lasagna is a Christmas Eve tradition in our family. Mom-mom always makes three or four trays of 

Dumpling-less chicken and dumplings

Dumpling-less chicken and dumplings

When I was a little girl, one of my favorite meals my dad would make for us was his chicken and dumplings. All the creamy, inner goodness of a chicken pot pie baked either in a glass dish or his famous deep cast-iron pan, topped 

Vanilla bean-pear baked oatmeal

Vanilla bean-pear baked oatmeal

I absolutely love oatmeal. I went through a phase a few years ago where I ate oatmeal for breakfast every morning, Monday through Sunday, all seasons of the year. No matter how hot it was in the summer time, it was oatmeal for breakfast. And 

Fig & honey hand pies

Fig & honey hand pies

I admit, as a kid, I actually loved Pop-Tarts. I know, I know, this might sound shocking since I generally avoid processed foods like that, but as a child, my parents let my brother and I indulge in treats like Pop Tarts every so often. 

Creamsicle-stuffed French toast

Creamsicle-stuffed French toast

One of my favorite treats growing up was my Mom-mom’s French toast. It wasn’t fancy and it only required a handful of ingredients, but she always made the best. She even used inexpensive, store-brand soft, wheat bread but it didn’t matter. Her eggy, creamy, cinnamon-y