In collaboration with Delicious Alchemy: Gluten Free Magic.
One of the most common food intolerances in the UK, and in fact much of the Western world, is that of gluten – a protein found in many cereal grains, especially wheat, which gives bread its characteristic elasticity. More and more people are becoming intolerant to this protein and with coeliac disease (a hypersensitivity to gluten affecting digestion) affecting 1 in 100 people in the UK, the food and drinks industry is catering to the demand for tasty, easy to prepare, gluten free foods.
One of these companies is the award winning Delicious Alchemy, maker of mighty fine gluten free cake, cookie, brownie and bread mixes in addition to supplying certified gluten free oats and flours.
As I am one to enjoy playing with my food and getting creative with new foodstuffs, when I was challenged by Delicious Alchemy to create three delicious gluten free recipes suitable for Valentine’s Day, I got my thinking cap on.
First up, everyone (ie: me!) loves cake so I prepared the Delicious Alchemy gluten free vanilla sponge mix as per the instructions and spooned the batter into three six inch cake tins, sandwiching them together after cooked and cooled with a light and fluffy rose syrup infused buttercream frosting.
Topped with dried rose petals this cake, I believe, is quite the show stopper. I was really impressed at how light and fluffy the cake mix was for not containing wheat flour, and everyone who taste tested it raved about it. They had no idea they were eating gluten free.
I do confess that my cakes sunk a bit in the middle, as you can see from the sliced cake photo above, but I don’t know if that’s due to my own, or due to using too small of a cake tin (the recipe recommended using two 8-inch tins) or because I’m still trying to get to grips with using my new (ok it’s a year old now) fan oven.
Still, frosting hides a multitude of sins and there was no compromise on taste!
Next up, I prepared the Delicious Alchemy Chocolate Brownie Mix as directed. Initially I was going to blitz up the brownies and mix with some chocolate fudge frosting to prepare little chocolate fudge brownie truffle bites, but I was that impressed with how ooey and gooey the brownies turned out after they were baked I had to leave them just as. Half of them I frosted with Betty Crocker Chocolate Fudge Frosting and decorated them with some heart shaped sprinkles.
The remaining brownies were broken into pieces and placed at the bottom of an ice cream sundae glass, topped with a simple homemade chocolate sauce, a scoop of home made ice cream, melted white and dark chocolates , squirty cream and Valentine’s sprinkles. A few more bits of brownie were crumbled over the top. A seriously indulgent gluten free treat.
Finally, I made some double chocolate dipped gluten free oatmeal cookie ice cream bars. They might look a bit faffy but these are surprisingly easy to make.
I followed the instructions for the Delicious Alchemy Oaty Cookie Mix, but found the mixture was a little too moist for my liking. I added an additional 20 grams of Delicious Alchemy Gluten Free Oats and baked the cookies. The mix makes ten cookies, the perfect number for a family of five.
These oaty cookies were half dipped in dark chocolate and then drizzled with a bit of white chocolate. The evening prior I’d prepared a simple batch of no churn bourbon vanilla bean paste condensed milk ice cream and left it to freeze in two silicone cake tins – pouring the ice cream mixture to about an inch in depth.
After the chocolate hardened on the cookies, I used a circular cookie cutter to cut out rounds of ice cream, leaving it to soften slightly. I rolled the edges of the softened ice cream rounds in flaked almonds and sandwiched each ice cream circle between two chocolate dipped cookies. These were popped back into the freezer for twenty minutes or so to allow the ice cream to refreeze.
The verdict? A little bit awesome. My husband, being the taste tester extraordinaire that he is, was put into a happy sugar-coma while the kids were particularly pleased with the brownies. If I’m to be honest, I’m saving the chocolate dipped oaty cookie ice cream sandwiches for actual Valentine’s Day – a treat for us all.
All in all I’m really rather impressed with the quality of the ingredients which arrived in my Delicious Alchemy box, and I am delighted to announce that they have very kindly offered the chance for one of my UK readers to win the very same box! Simply fill out the Rafflecopter form at the end of this post to enter!
Delicious Alchemy has an online shop and you can find them on Twitter and Facebook too. Prices for their gluten free products range from £1.99 to £2.99 so they are really quite affordable!
Do you follow a gluten free diet? What’s your favourite sweet treat recipe? Let me know in the comments!
Three Gluten Free Valentine's Day Treats
Ingredients
Vanilla and Rose Gluten Free Layer Cake
- 1 batch Delicious Alchemy Vanilla Sponge prepared in 3 x 6 inch tins
- 500 grams icing sugar
- 215 grams butter softened
- 2 tbsp rose syrup
Vanilla Condensed Milk No Churn Ice Cream
- 600 ml double cream
- 397 gram sweetened condensed milk
- 1 tsp Madagascar bourbon vanilla bean paste
Chocolate Dipped Oaty Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches
- 1 batch Delicious Alchemy Oaty Cookies
- 20 grams Delicious Alchemy Gluten Free oats
- 100 grams dark chocolate melted
- 25 grams white chocolate melted
- 50 grams flaked almonds
- vanilla condensed milk no churn ice cream see recipe above
Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream Sundae
- 1 Delicious Alchemy Chocolate Brownie
- 1 scoop Vanilla Condensed Milk No Churn Ice Cream
- 1 tbsp chocolate sauce (home made or shop bought)
- squirty cream
- white chocolate melted
- dark chocolate melted
- hundreds and thousands sprinkles to decorate
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Instructions
For the Rose Scented Buttercream Frosting
- Cream the butter and icing sugar together until well blended. Add the rose syrup and continue to beat until light and fluffy. Use to frost layers of the Delicious Alchemy Gluten Free Sponge cake and decorate with dried rose petals.
For the Vanilla Condensed Milk No Churn Ice Cream
- Whip the double cream until light and fluffy. Add the vanilla bean paste and condensed milk and stir until well combined. Pour into a freezer proof container and leave overnight to freeze.
For the Chocolate Dipped Oaty Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches
- Prepare the Delicous Alchemy Oaty Cookie recipe according to the packet instructions, adding an extra 20 grams of gluten free oats. Dip half of each cookie in dark chocolate, allow to harden, and drizzle in white chocolate. Cut out rounds of vanilla ice cream and roll each round in flaked almonds. Sandwich the ice cream between two of the oaty cookies and pop back in the freezer for 20 minutes to harden.
For the Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream Sundaes
- Crumble a Delicious Alchemy gluten free chocolate brownie in the bottom of an ice cream sundae glass. Drizzle with chocolate sauce and top with a scoop of no churn vanilla ice cream. Drizzle with melted dark and white chocolate, if desired, squirty cream and sprinkles. Decorate with a few bits of brownie and serve immediately.
Environmental Information
GIVEAWAY
Delicious Alchemy have very kindly offered the chance for one of my UK readers to win a Delicious Alchemy Gluten Free Gift Set worth over £18. Simply fill out the Rafflecopter entry form below!
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The prize is offered and provided by Delicious Alchemy. The prize is to win a Delicious Alchemy Gluten Free Gift Set worth over £18. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable.
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OTHER GLUTEN FREE TREATS YOU MIGHT LIKE
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Pink Waldorf Salad by Coffee & Vanilla
Gluten Free Chocolate Mug Cake by Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary
Chocolate Topped Coconut Biscuits by Celery & Cupcakes
Hungarian Plum Cake by Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary
No Bake Raspberry Chocolate Truffles by My Food Happiness
Ooey Gooey Gluten Free Brownies by Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary
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Love Cake by Jibber Jabber UK
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Ohh this cake looks soooo yummy!!
I don’t need to be gluten free but I could easily be persuaded by this beauty !
Oh my God! These all sound so good! I especially like the chocolate cake because chocolate and cake!
these treats look delicious and so tasty
What a wonderful selection of gluten free goodies. Gluten free products have got so much better in recent years.
The vanilla and rose cake is so pretty, I’d love to receive something like that. It’s fab that there are so many choices for gluten-free diets now
I think I have serious cake envy now. Your cakes are beautiful! I’ve only recently tried my hand at baking and I’m not so bad. They look nothing like yours, but so far both my husband and daughter say my cakes are yum. But then again, they better think that or else, there’s trouble! 😉 When I grow up, I want to be like you 😉 x
Cakespiration! I know I’m definitely going to be tying the vanilla and rose layer cake !
The vanilla rose cake looks beautiful. I bet it tasted great!
I have never heard of this range but most certainly I will check it out as would love to introduce gluten free baking on my blog.
I absolutely love Chocolate brownies. They are so yummy! Thanks for the chance x
I haven’t really experimented, but these looks so good
My favourite gluten free recipe is macarons & ice cream
Pineapple and ginger Pavlova – it’s a stunning dessert
Me and my family all love gluten free brownies! Yum yum!
At Christmas we made some gluten-free mince pies for the first time.
Gluten free brownies
I love black bean brownies, but think I need to try the Vanilla and Rose Gluten Free Layer Cake
Gluten free Carrot cake
I love to make a big gluten free chocolate sponge cake 🙂
Lemon drizzle gluten free cake with cream cheese filling
I have only just started experimenting with GF recipes so I don’t have a favourite as yet 🙂
I love gluten free chocolate fudge cakes they are yummy
I used to buy a Gluten free Ginger cake from Asda it was amazing but sadly they seem to have stopped doing it I think I may just have to try and make it myself 🙂
I love gluten free pancakes topped with butter an maple syrup x
I have a gluten free chocolate brownie recipe that’s to die for 🙂
Gluten free chocolate cake
My mum’s chocolate beetroot brownies are amazing, but she wont give me the recipe- says it can be my inheritance!
we tend to make chocolate brownies as they are so easy, could do we being a bit more adventureous
Lemon drizzle gluten free cake with cream cheese filling
My daughter makes wonderful chocolate brownies. I haven’t tried any bakes from scratch but am impressed with the results of Mrs Crimbles Muffin & Sponge Mix
Favourite is simple cookies, there’s a recipe on BBC Good food for dairy free choc chip cookies, I use dark choc and substitute gluten free flour – they’re so good!
A delicious lemon drizzle cake that goes down really well with both family and friends.
My favourite gluten free recipes are lemon drizzle cake and almond butter chocolate cake.
i love a pink champagne velvet cake. Its similar to a red velvet cake but with Champagne…great for Valentines day or a special occasion!
Vanilla Rose cake …looks to good to eat!
The Rose Sponge looks incredibly light and delicious
I just absolutely love gluten free chocolate cake. It’s delicious x
My favourite gluten free recipe is Chocolate Fudge Cakes.
Oh wow, every one of those creations looks mouth-watering! I wish I was at your house 😀 I don’t follow a gluten free diet but I do eat gluten free products as part of my diet (such as gluten-free bread).
As of today, my favourite gluten free recipe is now your Chocolate Dipped Oaty Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches 😀 Prior to that I think it was probably a Flourless Chocolate Cake recipe
My favourite gluten free recipe is the Chocolate Coconut Biscuits.
The Hungarian Plum cake is my favourite Gluten Free treat
I like making chocolate brownies, because it’s easier to get a good fudgy texture – most bakes where I use GF flour end up being too crumbly!
My mum makes the best raw uncooked chocolate ever – A recipe passed down for years,.
A friend at work made us gluten free lemon cake and it was absolutely delicious.
I love a Gluten free Carrot cake , the problem is i can never have just one slice 🙂
I love baking Jamie Oliver’s “My Nan’s St Clements Cake” but replacing flour with GF fkour and adding Xanthan gum – YUM!!
I haven’t made many gluten free things but would like to do more!
it has to be a family favourite a gluten free lemon drizzle cake
The oat cookies look great, I make a quick gf bun in the microwave almond and coconut flour, milk, eggs and either nuts or dates for texture
As no-one I know has a gluten intolerance issue, I’ve not got one. However, I must say the Chocolate Dipped Oaty Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches above look absolutely delicious and I’ll be looking a little closer at the recipe for that one! Thanks for the article, interesting.
gluten free beetroot chocolate cake is my favorite
My friend made me courgette spaghetti last week, and it was delicious & gluten free
Gluten Free Carrot Cake
These all look absolutely delicious. I’ve pinned for next Valentines Day 🙂
Gluten free choc fudge cake
I like to do a Gluten-free lemon polenta cake
Gluten Free Carrot Cake, you can find free recipes online and it is so nice and simple to make too
Great collection of GF dessert recipes. That cake is absolutely stunning!!
That cake look and sounds delicious! Love the flowers! x
I’m currently eating a lot of Glutenfree dishes n I completely love all the 3 dessert recipe you shared, esp the Vanilla Slonge Cake with dried rose petals – it’s definitely a Showstopper 🙂
Wow! Your photographs are simply stunning. These treats all look amazing and anyone would be lucky if they had someone special make these for them. Or me. I’d be really really lucky if someone made these for me!
all three looks amazing. I’m drooling whilst I’m eating my tub of ice cream haha
perfect recipes as my daughter has just been diagnosed with gluten intolerance!
OOEY GOOEY GLUTEN FREE BROWNIES sound so good! Def going to make them next weekend 🙂
These all look so good, I don’t know which one I wanna try first! That rose cake is absolutely gorgeous though, I want to frame it!
I’m not gluten intolerant myself, but I would nom all these up in a heart beat and not miss gluten one tiny bit!
Oh my….. these look absolutely delicious! x
Gluten free Vanilla sponge cake is absolutely delicious
I really really NEED that cake right there.
Bright recipes and could save me for three weekends. Loving all your cakes!
Three beautiful recipes! I was going to let you know which one was my favorite, but they’re all gorgeous and sounds so delightful!
That flower cake looks so good!
Gluten free Vanilla sponge cake
Mine is Gluten-free carrot cake for my lovely friend so we can enjoy a cake together
Passing this cookie and cream recipe to my wife! She can surely say I love you with these! haha I could opt making them myself but she’s the baker I’m the griller :p Love is knowing your place 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
Oh my gosh I want them all – but that cake it looks amazing, almost to nice to slice. x
Love Lemon and Almond cake
Oh my goodness these all look amazing! The cake is so so pretty and the ice cream in the biscuits is genius – my children would love these!
I was just about to pop off for the gym but I have absolutely no motivation now! These cakes looks DELICIOUS, would definitely buy something like this if I saw these in store!
I love how many recipes can be made gluten-free. But seriously, that cake is GORGEOUS. It gets my vote!
I love raw chocolate cake, it still tastes delicious.
I’ve been cooking gluten/milk/egg free for fourteen years so have lots of favourite recipes – my favourite is probably Liebkuchen at Christmas because when they are cooking the smell is wonderful.
The ice cream biscuits remind me of childhood treats while on summer holiday. As I don’t need to worry about gluten I might have a think about how to adapt this to work with what I have in the cupboard.
There is nothing but sheer perfection in this post. All of these recipes looks so darn tasty.
Never come across this brand but what you made with their products looks amazing. Particularly love your style of decorating and embellishing — ice cream sandwiches are my favourite, surprise surprise!
I’m in love with the floral cake
The vanilla rose cake
Never heard of these mixes but looks amazing. Gorgeous photos too!
These look beautiful and delicious. It is nice to see gluten free recipes. I had to take gluten free snacks in for my daughters class party because there are a couple gluten free kids in her class. Wish I would have found this a couple of days ago!
Love all these but the Pink Waldorf Salad looks yummy!
OMG! These desserts are so pretty! I can’t stop looking at them:)
Cor any one of these 3 treats would be awesome – So pretty and look delicious too. I’m at the very early stages of wondering whether reducing my gluten intake may help some of my dietary niggles.
All three look good but that vanilla and rose cake looks especially beautiful too
You’ve got yourself a bunch of winners! And, yes, that cake is a show-stopper! Lovely recipes!
We love Delicious Alchemy – and not just because it’s from Sheffield! I love your cake too – I’m a sucker for anything decorated in flower petals.
Each one of these look super delicious and perfect for my Valentine. I love how beautifully they are presented as well. Yum 🙂
My favourite gluten free recipe is a Pot Pie recipe. I’ve never used these mixes before, I tend to make everything from scratch and I’m so surprised at how amazing everything has turned out and those ice cream cookie sandwiches look fantastic!
Those oat cookies look amazing! I love that you have turned them in to ice cream sandwiches too – my husband would be very happy with those.
What a great collection of desserts, that cake looks beautiful!
Wow, all of these look so good! I make a gorgeous orange and almond cake with no flour whatsoever – it takes a while but it’s so good!
Oh my gosh they all are sooo beautiful!!! Who needs gluten?!
That cake looks divine! Rose water buttercream?! I must try this out now.
THat cake!! Looks sooo good
I can’t choose between them, I would love to share them all with my sweetheart!!
Love all these gluten free treat for Valentine’s day, especially the Vanilla Rose Layer Cake.It looks so pretty and elegant and also it has my favorite flavor. 🙂
Wow! These recipes look amazing. I am especially keen to try the ice cream filled biscuits!
Thank you so much
Who said gluten free is boring? For sure someone who hasn’t seen these delicious treats!
Wow, I am gluten free and have never seen this brand. Are they in the U.S?
I love gluten free fruit and nut flapjacks and biscuits a lot
These all look so yummy and pretty! You have so creatively made up these recipes! I’m in love with all three. The rose petals on the cake are so perfect with the way you frosted it. I’m ready to dive straight into that sundae and why have I never thought of making ice cream sandwiches like that? So gorgeous and undoubtedly delicious!
What a tantalizing collection of GF Valentine’s treats! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
This is so beautiful! I love the ice cream recipe you shared as well. I wish I could enter your giveaway, but I’m in the U.S. But to answer the question on the giveaway form, my favorite GF recipe is a chocolate cake my husband made for me once. Yum!
You treats are all stunning and delicious looking! I would be happy with any and all of them for my Valentine’s Day. 🙂
i love gluten free chocolate cookies x
Everything looks delicious and all the photos are beautiful. Those flowers on the cake make it stunning!
Every one is so yummy looking. But those brownies have my attention. Gorgeous!
I love the taste of gluten free banoffee pie, but it goes straight to my hips! 😉
So much yummy goodness all in one post. I can’t even believe my eyes!
Those all look amazing! Great tip for cutting out the ice-cream for ice-cream sandwiches. I always just try to scoop it onto a cookie which is really messy. This is a much better method!!
These look awesome, and it’s just reminded me I actually have the Oaty Cookie Mix from a blogging event goodybag. So I’ve just donated it to a friend who can’t eat gluten and she’s thrilled.
Oh wow wow wow! What *beautiful* gluten free bakes! I’ve never heard of this brand but I’m busy following your links to them as my Daddums has been Coeliac for a couple of years now and it’s been a very steep learning curve learign how to bake for him. I so hope I win this bundle as we’re still searching for good quality and AFFORDABLE gluten free flours (Juvela is excellent but blimey is it expensive!)
these all look delicious! I am a dessert kind of person! Thanks for sharing the recipes
Oh Elizabeth, you always make me hungry whenever I read your food posts and these desserts look just amazing x
WOW! Now this is a Valentine’s Day dessert extravaganza! I’m not sure where to start – I love the sound of that light and bright cake (and not at all worried about a little falling in the middle – more frosting!) but then, chocolate? Brownies? In a parfait? And those cookies are just adorable and begging to be sandwiched… I will have to have them all! Yum!
It’s crazy how many people have discovered they are gluten intolerant over the last few years. It seemed like it came out of nowhere! Great recipe and beautiful photos!
I have never tried any gluten free recipes at all but these, as always, look delicious especially the ice cream cookies!
We do love to make Spagetti Carbonara together – it tastes divine and is easy to make xx
Oh wow, these look amazing! I made a gluten free toad-in-the-hole dish for my family once and it was delicious!
This looks heavenly. Your pictures are always so perfect.
These all look really impressive. My favourite is my friend Clare’s baked cheesecake with a gluten free oat base. I’ve given it a go and it came out really well.
i love the deliciously ella sweet potato brownies they are amazing….maybe even better than real ones!
My father-in-law is gluten intolerant, so I’m always on the lookout for recipes that suit his diet. These look awesome! 🙂
These desserts are all so perfectly put together; the cake especially is stunning! I can never go past a fudgey GF brownie!
Oh WOW! I cannot believe you made these – you are super talented! They look so delicious. YUM! Kaz x
I saw your biscuits on Instagram…I had no idea they had ice cream in them too! Wowzas!
my favourite recipe is for vegan chocolate brownies absolutely scrummy
They all look so beautiful and yummy! But my preference goes to the vanilla rose cheesecake. It just looks amazing!
My friend usually avoids all treats as she finds it difficult to source gluten free lovelyness. This has been bookmarked ready for her to tackle! Absolutely mouthwatering!
Ooh these are fab! Will be showing to my mum as shes gluten free x
Oh wow that cake really is a showstopper Elizabeth. It’s quite beautiful. Mind you the rest looks amazing too. I’m pretty convinced the rise in gluten allergies is because of the over industrialisation of our food and all the refined white bread and flour people have been consuming over the last 100 yrs or so, together with the fast bread making processes.
The spongecake makes me feel so hungry ♥
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I love the look of the Sundae made with the broken up Brownies. 🙂 x
Though I am not a big fun of ‘gluten-free’ foods I think I can make an exception on these because they look so delicious and I am so hungry
Banana pancakes, two eggs and a banana made into a batter and fried in coconut oil.
These all look amazing, not sure what to say my favourite is x
Wow!! They all look amazing, the chocolate brownie looks like my favourite! I’m off to try and find something yummy to eat now, reading this has made me hungry! X
Entered giveaway that rose petal cake is the stuff of dreams I am so impressed at how delicious it looks!
Wow, these look amazing! I love your photography.
gluten free brownies, we all love them, including all the children.
Gluten Free Chocolate Mug Cake
I like almond cake made with ground almonds instead of flour.
never mind Valentines Day I think these should be part of everyday life like everyday
Any one of these beauties could make me fall in love, with gluten free creations! Great job!!!
You can count me in for the cake lovers too! all of these options look delish! but I am definitely a sucker for brownies, and I love the idea of adding them to a sundae, what great and inventive creations! and gluten free too which is a bonus!
Oh yes to those cookies. They look divine. Also loving your photography – the flowers on the cake came up amazing!
These desserts all look amazing, but I am seriously swooning over that beautiful cake! It’s stunning!
I am Coeliac, and have ate a strict gluten free diet for many years. I am delighted to have stumbled across your Facebook page. I love the look of the sponge cake that you made.
This looks totally dreamy Elisabeth! Just wow. I would love to try the Delicious Alchemy products too.
I love gluten free sponge cake – it always goes down a treat!
Beautiful, just beautiful, oh and did I mention delicious too! Wouldn’t know whether to eat or frame that pretty cake:-)
What a gorgeous cake and gluten free options.
THE ICECREAM COOKIE SANDWICH LOOKS AMAZING!
Wow! Such beautiful treats. I can hardly believe that you managed to whip these beauties up using pre-made mixes.
What beautiful baking – the cake is absolutely stunning – it really is a show-stopper! Will definitely be trying to recreate this, and am off to enter the comp now!
Amazing recipes and great pictures – they look delicious and made with love R
How do you make all your recipes look so amazing? The oat cookies with the ice cream are probably my favourite but you’re right the cake does look showstopping x
Ow, I’m getting toothache just looking at these! They look lovely though and your photos are fab.
What a stunning collection of Valentine treats – so pretty and they look so so good!!!!
These look really impressive, must look out for the kits myself as husband is GF.
That cake looks so pretty! Love the dried rose petals.
They are 3 impressive treats. They look to good to be gluten free! (That’s a compliment by the way).
Oh my gosh these look incredible. That decoration of the cake is just stunning!
These look fab. We actually made some cookies from a gluten free Delicious Alchemy brand and we really found them tasty! The pictures look amazing. I love the look of that cake!
These recipes look a-mazing!! You are a culinary genius! One of my best friends has been told to lay off the gluten for 6 weeks so they can run tests to see if she is a coeliac, so I am going to forward this link to her!!
Leah xx
i like the chocolate topped coconut biscuits by celery and cupcakes thankyou
That vanilla sponge looks AMAZING! Yum! I am always looking for new gluten free recipes so thank you so much for sharing, I’ll certainly be giving these a go at some point! xx
My favourite gluten free recipe is gluten free chocolate brownies, which go great with a large mug of cocoa
I love the Hungarian plum cake. It is good to have something both delicious and healthy.
Gluten free sponge cake is my firm favourite! Love it!
I love the rose sponge, looks really light and easy to make,
I have recently discovered a recipe for gluten-free fruit scones and I’m delighted with it 🙂
Gluten-free fruit scones
Raw chocolate cake
WOW! All of these are gluten free!? You never would have guessed…I don’t have a favourite gluten free recipe. I’m not gluten free myself so only bake gluten free goodies when one of my friends comes round or for her birthday. I guess my favourite is whatever is her favourite 😛
It has to be the sponge cake!
These cookies look delicious. I’m much better at cooking than baking but my daughter bakes some lovely gluten free chocolate muffins
Think it would have to be a lovely gluten free sponge cake mmmmm
My goodness how talented are you. The sponge cake looks beautiful. I don’t follow a gluten free diet myself. All 3 treats are perfect for valentines day x
Some gorgeous recipes here. I’d use less rose syrup in the cake recipe as I don’t like it too strong.
As a chocoholic it’s got to be the raw chocolate cake with fresh raspberries
Mmmm.. this all looks yummy… I’d better have to start baking soon!
I recently was advised to go gluten & dairy free for medical reasons – sadly, my favourite thing in the entire world is banana bread. I thought all hope was lost and I’d never be able to eat it again, but thankfully with a little fiddling, gluten free flour, sugar, oil, soya milk and dairy free chocolate chips (white and dark!) it tastes pretty darn amazing!
My favourite gluten free recipe is gluten free chocolate brownies!! So tasty 🙂 xx
Gluten free stuff are always handy because my father needs to have gluten free stuff. I haven’t tried any of these but I fancy trying the chocolate cake.
I eat gluten free, have done for years now, and I usually use Dove’s Farm gluten free flour which works in most baking. I would be interested to try these mixes to see if they are lighter. My favourite cake is a lemon drizzle cake.
I love some yummy gluten free fudge brownies made with gluten free flour 🙂
My mum makes the best gluten free pancakes – she is gluten free so she’s so happy she can make them as tasty as regular pancakes x
I love gluten free chocolate and pear sponge – super yummy
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Gluten free dark chocolate brownies with raspberries and pears
Cocoa bites
My favourite gluten free recipe is a vegan chocolate brownie recipe that I found online.
My favourite savoury GF recipe is Sweet Mandarin’s Yangzhou Fried Rice from their home cook book and my favourite sweet GF recipe is my Mum’s Cherry and Sultana Scones with M&S Clotted Cream & Jam
most kinds of cakes or biscuits as long as are not coffee flavoured
Gluten free chocolate cake
M favourite gluten free recipe is for Chocolate Meringue Cookies!
My favourite is Nigella’s chocolate olive oil cake – made with ground almonds instead of flour. It sinks a bit in the middle but is really rich and moist.
This all looks great! I’m not intolerant but a friend and her son is, they would love this.
Lemon roulade – because we like it and it just happens to be gluten free. We also often have boiled orange and almond cake – sometimes make it with clementines because we like it.
Most def.the yummy Chocolate Cup Cakes – which are AMAZing
Lemon roulade –
These look amazing , I work with someone who is gluten free and she brings cakes and biscuit to work and they all taste delicious
homemade sausage rolls
Anything with a chocolate flavour to it is always going to be a winner for me. Homemade gluten-free bourbon biscuits are definitely popular!
A gluten free cheesecake make with gluten free digestive biscuits – any topping you want!
I love banana and egg pancakes – only 2 ingredients, healthy and so tasty!
Chocolate Cup Cakes
i love gluten free yellow cakes im better at small cakes
Looking at these pictures is making me so hungry!
My friend Allys gluten free pizza, its amazing!
Chocolate and hazelnut wafer biscuits…
I like gluten free chocolate brownies. Could eat them forever
My favourite gluten free bake is chocolate brownies. Even my non gluten free kids love them.
Gluten Free Chocolate Mug Cake – so simple, I love that you can make it in the microwave!
Vanilla and Rose Gluten Free Layer Cake
These all look amazing especially that cake!
Chocolate Topped Coconut Biscuits
I meant to add that that cake looks amazing. It’s definitely going oin my weekend bake list.
I am pretty new to the whole gluten free thing, and don’t have a favourite yet. I have tried a few recipes that were just about edible, but maybe I’m just a bad cook 😉
Gluten Free Chocolate Mug Cake
Al three of these look amazing!! But I really like the vanilla and rose layer cake. I love cake and buttercream!
I love Jamie Oliver’s raw chocolate cake with raspberries on the side.
oh my lordy… the ice cream cookie sandwich! OH YES!!!!!!!!!!!
My Favourite Gluten Free Recipe Is Chocolate Cup Cakes 🙂
I like raw chocolate cake as so delicious and moreish