Going gluten-free and/or diagnosed with celiac? It's not the end of the (good food) world.
It is hard to imagine good pizza being gluten free. Or beer. Or any worthwhile baked good.
There are some and I've found them. This is my place to share my good finds with some quick reviews.
1. Gluten Free Comfort Food
Aaaaaand…. we couldn’t pass them up.
Julie’s Organic Ice Cream teamed up with Glutenfreeda Organic Cookies to make Gluten Free Ice Cream Sandwiches.
So yeah in a couple words… buy these. Go get them now. You won’t be sorry.
Picked them up at Whole Foods from the previous post.
Gluten Free Ice Cream Sandwiches!
Haven’t been to a Whole Foods in awhile and wow they’ve got lots of new goodies.
Kinnikinnick Gluten Free Personal Pizza Crusts
Where I bought it: Whole Foods
How much: $7.49 (for 4)
I’d been hoping my local Whole Foods would carry these for awhile. Well, they finally started!
Kinnikinnick has got a good crust here. While it’s not so much like a gluten-ful crust, it makes a good pizza. It’s hard for me to describe it. I like it as much as Udi’s but will need to do a side-by-side to really claim a winner.
I think I’ve got the procedure down for a good home baked pizza:
1. Cook 75% of time on cookie sheet.
2. Finish on a pre-heated cast iron pan under the broiler max 3-4 min (mine’s electric so, YMMV)
This way you don’t have to worry about the crust drooping between the oven rack bars and can still get a firm crust and nicely browned cheese.
I’ll try this out on Udi’s and see how well it works.
Any other tips you’ve found? Post ‘em in the comments.
