Buzz Rules
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So I do the can ones because every recipe I have ever tried ends up with sort of vaguely buttery paste like bricks and I'm not sure if I'm just unlucky or if this is what a good biscuit is supposed to be. I am open to a tried and true recipe.
Also a general request, hoping for a nice soft gooey cinnamon bun, one that can almost give a joyous cinnamony toothache with a nibble. Most recipes say they have a dry flakey crust like it's a good thing, that is the opposite of what I want so I can't seem to unearth the sort we like, which might have another name.
...all 6 folks in the house love them, and they are all the good fresh things about an awesome carrot cake with none of the dairy, nuts, denseness, or heaviness...
I’m sending a meal to a family with a newborn through our church’s hospitality ministry. They listed all sorts of dietary restrictions on their request form so for the dessert I went with a banana cake mix that is gluten and dairy free. I put a streusel made of coconut, brown sugar and walnuts on top. It over-flowed the pan I used and looks like a mess, although the bit I scraped off the side tasted nice enough. I’m a little embarrassed but since the meals are provided anonymously, I tidied it up the best I could and am sending it anyway. 
https://happyhealthymama.com/skinny-buckeyes.html
Got these in the fridge waiting for chocolate dipping. Added a scoop of vanilla protein powder to firm up the dough a little.
Not exactly baking but close enough.
I have a zucchini in the fridge...should I go bread or cookies?
https://happyhealthymama.com/skinny-buckeyes.html
Got these in the fridge waiting for chocolate dipping. Added a scoop of vanilla protein powder to firm up the dough a little.
Not exactly baking but close enough.
I have a zucchini in the fridge...should I go bread or cookies?
Ha! You lost me at chickpeas but then again, I wouldn’t eat regular Buckeyes either. I hope your family enjoyed them!