A nut - free
version of my almond flour pumpkin cookies!
Not exact matches
Hi Kristen, ground
almonds and
almond flour are the same thing, it's the powdered
version of almonds.
You can replace the
almond flour with almost any
flour of choice, or cacao powder for a tropical chocolate
version.
This Low Carb, Paleo Chicken Parmesan made with
almond flour is a healthier
version of your favorite Italian comfort food dish!
You could always mix in a tablespoon or two
of almond flour to get a more substantial pancake, or top the classic
version with Nutella and strawberries too.
Thank goodness
almond flour, coconut oil, and coconut sugar provide the building blocks to reproduce a Paleo - approved
version of Toll House's greatest hit.
* You can substitute in quinoa or buckwheat flakes instead
of the oats, or even
almond flour if you wish to have a grain - free, paleo friendly
version of these bliss balls.
This no - bake cookie dough is inspired by my friend Angela's cookie in a jar recipe (head over there if you're more in the market for an
almond flour version of a no - bake cookie) which I've been a fan
of for quite a while, by now.
The original recipe is still great for anyone who likes baking with
almond flour, but I have to admit that I prefer the texture
of this
version even better than the original.
I made a
version of these scones with
almond flour.
And while traditional
versions use white potatoes and wheat
flour, today we're using sweet potatoes and a combination
of almond flour and arrowroot powder.
I used white whole wheat
flour but you can substitute a combo
of almond, oat, and / or coconut
flours if you want a gluten - free
version.
I want to try your recipe using the
almond flour version... silly question, but I'm just going to start with the mixing part
of the recipe and carry on, correct?
These paleo chicken recipes use ingredients like
almond flour, coconut milk, coconut
flour, and even paleo tortillas in place
of the traditional
versions.
If you are allergic to corn I've developed a corn free
version of this recipe that uses tapioca starch,
almond flour, and guar gum.
ShareWith Valentine's Day quickly approaching, I decided to make an
almond flour version of my cut out cookies.
- I make a
version of these cookies using
almond flour (or another nut
flour) and some coconut oil in place
of the
almond butter.
My previous two Girl Scout Cookie recipes are based on recipes from Tammy Credicott «s book Paleo Indulgences, however, these Tagalongs are my own
version of the regular Tagalong Girl Scout Cookie — they're a simple gluten - free, grain - free, dairy - free
almond flour cookie with some sunflower seed butter and dark chocolate.
I prefer the taste
of almond flour in my pie crust, but for a nut - free version, use my Grain - Free AP Flour Blend with cassava flour, decrease flour to 3/4 c and increase water to 4
flour in my pie crust, but for a nut - free
version, use my Grain - Free AP
Flour Blend with cassava flour, decrease flour to 3/4 c and increase water to 4
Flour Blend with cassava
flour, decrease flour to 3/4 c and increase water to 4
flour, decrease
flour to 3/4 c and increase water to 4
flour to 3/4 c and increase water to 4 tbsp.
I am still deeply in love with
almond flour for flavor and how sweet it makes things taste, so I am tempted to post an
almond flour version of this cake with the caveat that it will be less fluffy.
Oil free oat
flour baked goods will dry out somewhat with freezing, that's inevitable, so if you wanted to try the
almond flour version of this cake it's more moist and may freeze better: https://www.feastingonfruit.com/vegan-paleo-carrot-cake/ And THANK YOU, that means a lot ☺️
My
version of tomato pie is made with SCD and GAPS Diet approved foods, including
almond flour and homemade mayonnaise (see this SCD GAPS Diet mayonnaise recipe).
The amount is different and it takes some tweaking
of other ingredients too, but I am actually posting the
almond flour version on Thursday so SOON!
* 2/3 cup pumpkin purée * 1 cup milk or 1/2 cup milk and 1/2 cup cream (I used raw milk) * 3/4 cup organic sugar * 5 eggs, preferably organic and free - range * 1 teaspoon vanilla * pinch
of sea salt * 1/2 cup
flour (I used spelt
flour; I think
almond or hazelnut
flour would work well for a gluten - free
version) * 3 - 4 tablespoons toasted pumpkin seeds or chopped toasted hazelnuts * 2 tablespoons organic powdered sugar - optional
One
of the most satisfying and enjoyable vegetarian meals for me is my adapted
version of the Eggplant Parmesan recipe from Elana Amsterdam's Gluten Free
Almond Flour Cookbook.
Many traditional desserts that are full
of white
flour, sugar and fat have been transformed by clever cooks into healthier
versions using
almond flour (ground
almonds), coconut oil (yes, it is healthy), coconut
flour and natural sweeteners.
If you want to purchase cookies, Simple Mills makes both soft and crunchy
versions from
almond flour and super-clean ingredients, while Partake Foods uses a certified gluten - free blend
of cassava, buckwheat, and oat.
Since I am trying to watch my sugar and carb intake, I decided it was time to experiment with my own
version of low carb
almond flour pancakes.
It's a little thicker than the coconut
flour version, but tastes like
almonds instead
of coconut.
Hi — do you happen to have a
version that uses all coconut instead
of the
almond flour?
If you want to do a dairy - free
version of these coconut
flour pancakes, you can replace the milk with 1 cup
of almond milk OR coconut milk + 1.5 Tbsp
of lemon juice OR 1 Tbsp
of vinegar to make buttermilk.
For a super simple
version, just toss crushed
almonds or
almond flour (also known as
almond meal) with herbs
of your choice, brush your protein with Dijon mustard or dip into a lightly beaten egg, press with the
almond mixture, and bake at 400 degrees until cooked through.
I always hate to show up to a large gathering with an
almond - based baked good, so Thanksgiving potlucks became the perfect excuse to develop a nut - free
version of this recipe with my gluten free
flour of choice: cassava
flour!
Filling out this
version of the Mediterranean condiment with
almond flour helps cut down on sodium without sacrificing texture.
This weekend I tested a few different recipes, including an egg white
version of my quinoa
almond flour bread (still needs a bit
of tweaking), but the recipe that I was most excited about was this maple quinoa granola.
I'm excited about using my homemade coconut cream cheese to make a dairy free and sugar free
version of this gluten free classic cheese cake using
almond flour.
Nut - free
version: Use 1 heaping tablespoon
of coconut
flour instead
of 2 tablespoons
of almond flour.
You can either use six tablespoons
of gluten free 1 - to - 1
flour blend (as I did here), or three - quarters cup
of almond flour in these brownies for a Paleo
version (this will increase the calories from fat, see nutrition info below).
For a coconut - free
version, use 2 tablespoons
of almond flour instead
of 1 tablespoon
of coconut
flour.
It combines onions, celery, apples, dates,
almond flour, to make a grain - free alternative that has a similar texture to the traditional
version and a whole lot
of flavor.