I love strawberries. My whole family loves strawberries. We all love to eat them whether they are baked into a strawberry pie, strawberry crumb bars, strawberry bread, strawberry tart, strawberry muffins, strawberry trifle...you get the idea. They are in my home pretty much all year long. These muffins are a perfect addition to your morning and a great way to welcome summer. The batter is cream cheese based, which gives them a wonderful flavor and texture. Dicing the strawberries assures you get some juicy strawberries in each and every bite. The small amount of strawberry extract gives them just a little extra goodness. So, go ahead and give these a try!

Chocolate and raspberry together form a delectable partnership. These chocolate raspberry muffins are a perfect example of how these two ingredients are meant to be together. The muffin batter is made with cocoa powder AND melted chocolate. The cocoa gives a punch of flavor while the melted chocolate adds a fudgier texture. Plus, there are chocolate chips floating around in the muffins with the raspberries. Chocolate and raspberry overload! These muffins could stand on their own and be perfectly delicious, but the chocolate lover in me decided to add those extra chocolate chips as well.

The sweet, juicy, fresh raspberries just take these muffins to a higher level of deliciousness. You get the perfect blend of flavors in every bite. Treat yourself to these scrumptious chocolate raspberry muffins -- you deserve it!

Breakfast cookies are a great way to start the day. They're like a bowl of oatmeal in a cookie form! These breakfast cookies are the first thing I created when I went gluten-free. I wanted something in the morning that wasn't overly sweet and would fill me up until lunch time. So, I got to work and after some trial and error I came up with these.

These breakfast cookies are soft, moist, not too sweet, and made with lots of healthy ingredients like peanut butter, oats, ground flax, applesauce, raisins, and chocolate chips. Added bonus - they stay fresh for days; no dried up, crumbly cookies here. I've come up with lots of variations sp there's something for everyone. What I have so far is original, walnut, chocolate chip, lemon blueberry, and banana nut. The possibilities are endless! You can stick with my combos or create your own with your favorite oatmeal add-ins.

If you’ve ever imagined stepping into a cozy, quaint coffee shop tucked away in a small town, you’ve likely pictured the aroma of fresh coffee brewing, the sound of a milk frother gently hissing, and the comforting warmth of a perfectly baked muffin awaiting you. Now imagine the flavor of that coffee shop in a muffin—a soft, sweet morsel that is both indulgent and comforting. That’s exactly what these Gluten-Free Chocolate Cappuccino Muffins bring to life: a nostalgic, small-town coffee shop experience wrapped up in a fluffy, flavor-packed bite!

This bagel recipe is a total game-changer. You’ll get that glorious, golden-brown crust, the chewy center, and the satisfaction of knowing that it’s completely gluten-free (and made in your own kitchen, which is a win all on its own). Ready to make some bagels that could actually rival your local bakery? Let’s dive in!

If you’ve got celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or just prefer to avoid gluten, you know it’s not always easy to find options that taste as good as they sound. Bagels, in particular, can be tricky since they require that perfect balance of chewiness, density, and fluff. But gluten-free flours don’t always cooperate in the way we need them to.

The good news is that it’s totally possible to create the perfect gluten-free bagel at home, without any weird, rubbery textures or disappointing results. Plus, making them from scratch means you can experiment with flavors (hello, everything bagel seasoning!) and ensure everything is fresh and tasty. So, let’s get started!