From the Babycakes Cookbook
Are you someone who follows a gluten-free, egg-free, or dairy-free lifestyle? Perhaps you identify as straight-up vegan, embracing plant-based options with enthusiasm! Do you find joy in indulging in scrumptiously delightful treats that cater to your dietary preferences? Let’s be real for a moment: if you have a beating heart and a passion for delicious food, you will absolutely adore this cookbook! It’s designed for everyone who wants to savor mouthwatering flavors while staying true to their dietary choices. Whether you’re seeking inspiration for your next meal or just a sweet snack, this cookbook has something for everyone.
I was given their cookbook called Babycakes (you can buy it from the website) when Harper, my oldest son, was a little babe and gluten intolerant. The ENTIRE cookbook is G/F! I made his birthday cake from this book and it was a smashing hit.
For all of my friends and family who have scarfed down my signature “get-well soon”, “congratulations on your new baby”, or “crap, I have a lot of over-ripe bananas” *chocolate chip* banana bread, it is from this book. You haven’t really lived until you’ve tried this banana bread. Perfect with a cup of coffee or dare I say m..m…milk. Gagggg! But, if you are into that sort of sour disgusting drink, you will love it 🙂 I’m not going to lie, even though I use organic bananas they must be huge because I always have to omit at least one. Too much banana makes this bread so incredibly moist that it actually won’t cook all the way. Hey, at least it’s not the opposite problem, right?
Not into banana bread? No problem! How about an apple-cinnamon toastie? Basically apple bread with an absolutely perfect crumb topping that you will seriously find yourself collecting the tiniest of crumbs from your plate just like when you were a kid and collected all of the tiny bits of play-doh from the table. Martha Stewart asked Erin to teach her how to make this divine loaf of deliciousness on her show! If that doesn’t tell you how crazy good this dessert is, I don’t know what does!
Strawberry shortcake, anyone? Just make this recipe one time. I dare you! You will never ever buy packaged angel-food cake again. Or, if you do, out of pure convenience only, I hope, you will feel like you cheated on this ridiculously perfect shortcake and won’t be satisfied until you whip it up. Oh well, just another excuse to invite some friends over. 🙂
There are so many more drool-tastic recipes in this book. I could go on for days, but I’ll stop before you get a sugar high from reading this post!
Happy baking!
*all of these pictures are from the cookbook itself