I created this roll especially for everyone who is egg-free (see Tidbits below for a nut-free substitution). If eggs and nuts are not a problem, I use the dough recipe from the sticky buns (page 88) with this filling and frosting.
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I created this roll especially for everyone who is egg-free (see Tidbits below for a nut-free substitution). If eggs and nuts are not a problem, I use the dough recipe from the sticky buns (page 88) with this filling and frosting.
I will never forget going to the UK with my parents and husband, Ryan, years ago. In southern England, my mom was relentless in seeking out the cutest tearooms and indulging in the scones, clotted cream, and lemon curd in every establishment. I must have eaten dozens of scones in just a few days! I’d be lying if I said I didn’t utterly enjoy those dainty little biscuits, which is why I wanted to recreate a grain-free version we could savor together back home. These traditionally round pastries are mildly sweet and don’t make you feel guilty the way the ginormous frosted ones that often beckon from coffee shop counters in the States do.
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I will never forget going to the UK with my parents and husband, Ryan, years ago. In southern England, my mom was relentless in seeking out the cutest tearooms and indulging in the scones, clotted cream, and lemon curd in every establishment. I must have eaten dozens of scones in just a few days! I’d be lying if I said I didn’t utterly enjoy those dainty little biscuits, which is why I wanted to recreate a grain-free version we could savor together back home. These traditionally round pastries are mildly sweet and don’t make you feel guilty the way the ginormous frosted ones that often beckon from coffee shop counters in the States do.
My first job was at a bagel shop, and the smell of a good yeast dough still makes my mouth water. There are many paleo re-creations of bagel recipes out there, but most of them leave out the yeast and wind up tasting like dense muffins to me. I hunted around the back corners of my pantry to find a little packet of active dry yeast to try in this recipe. The yeast was the missing link and is what gives these bagels an authentic taste. My dairy-free Ricotta Cheese (page 316) tastes great smeared across these, or pick up a tub of Kite Hill dairy-free cream cheese at your grocery store.
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My first job was at a bagel shop, and the smell of a good yeast dough still makes my mouth water. There are many paleo re-creations of bagel recipes out there, but most of them leave out the yeast and wind up tasting like dense muffins to me. I hunted around the back corners of my pantry to find a little packet of active dry yeast to try in this recipe. The yeast was the missing link and is what gives these bagels an authentic taste. My dairy-free Ricotta Cheese (page 316) tastes great smeared across these, or pick up a tub of Kite Hill dairy-free cream cheese at your grocery store.
This is the same batter recipe that was used for the waffles on the previous page, but these instructions are for tried-and-true pancake lovers or those who do not own a waffle iron. The same batter produces both fluffy pancakes and waffles, without alterations.
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This is the same batter recipe that was used for the waffles on the previous page, but these instructions are for tried-and-true pancake lovers or those who do not own a waffle iron. The same batter produces both fluffy pancakes and waffles, without alterations.
Cauliflower is the chameleon of vegetables—it can easily replace many of the starchy vegetables in the dishes you used to adore so you don’t have to miss them. With my love for Asian food, the elimination of rice left a big, black hole on my plate and nothing to soak up the velvety, spice-laden sauces. “Riced” cauliflower is a magnificent grain-free substitute and can be served with anything from Thai to Indian cuisines.
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Cauliflower is the chameleon of vegetables—it can easily replace many of the starchy vegetables in the dishes you used to adore so you don’t have to miss them. With my love for Asian food, the elimination of rice left a big, black hole on my plate and nothing to soak up the velvety, spice-laden sauces. “Riced” cauliflower is a magnificent grain-free substitute and can be served with anything from Thai to Indian cuisines.
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