It's almost blueberry season! 🫐 What an awesome time of the year. I am lucky enough to live 5 minutes away from a berry farm, so I can go pick berries whenever I need to. How great is that? My daughters and I usually go early in the morning before a crowd forms and fill our buckets to the top with the sweet, juicy berries. What a great way to start the day! Of course, all of these berries means it's time to bake something delicious. Today is the day for fresh blueberry cake!

This blueberry cake is an old family recipe that has been a huge favorite for many years. It didn't start out gluten-free, but after a little tweaking of ingredients, this blueberry cake can be enjoyed by everyone with a gluten allergy/intolerance. It's a perfectly sweet buttermilk cake that is jam-packed with fresh blueberries and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. To top it off there is a little drizzle of lemon glaze. It is truly a perfect spring/summer dessert. It's super easy to make and stays moist for days! This makes it really nice for picnics or cookouts. Just slice it up and you're ready to go.

Brownie lovers, unite! These sweet potato brownie bombs are heaven on earth. So moist, so fudgy, so chocolaty, so amazing. I know what you're thinking. "Sweet potato?!". Yes, sweet potato - they add natural sweetness and tons of moisture to keep these brownie bombs wonderfully moist and chewy. Of course, using sweet potatoes gives you an added boost of nutrition - a win-win! Also, just for your info, you don't taste the sweet potatoes at all. You don't even know they're there.

Another secret ingredient is peanut butter. We used peanut butter instead of butter or oil. It adds a subtle nutty flavor and helps keep these brownie bombs super fudgy. Plus, we threw in some semi-sweet chocolate chips because, well, why not? Last, but not least, these brownie bombs are topped with a smooth, creamy chocolate frosting. Pure chocolate heaven. When you try these brownie bombs you'll understand why we are so crazy about them - moist, fudgy, and pure chocolate bliss make these sweet potato brownie bombs one of our favorite treats.

These delicious almond thumbprints are made with a mix of butter and shortening, which gives you the benefits of both. The great taste of butter along with a tender, lightly textured cookie resulting from the shortening. The almond flavoring in the icing pairs perfectly with the raspberry jam. These cookies are so yummy, it's hard to only eat one!

These brownies are soooooo rich, fudgy, and dreamy! The thin layer of ganache on top gives them an extra element of fudginess that nobody can say "no" to. A tiny hint of cinnamon adds to that warm coffee flavor and makes it taste like you're actually drinking your favorite fancy coffee. I was adamant about having a dusting of cocoa powder on the very top, not only for the looks, but for the very slight bitterness to even further mimic the coffee flavor. So yummy.

Chocolate cake topped with chocolate buttercream is one of my favorite desserts. Actually, it has been my birthday cake of choice for many years. There is nothing like homemade chocolate frosting on top of homemade chocolate cake. It's honestly a match made in heaven, for sure. This frosting is quick, easy, and pipes like a dream. Give this chocolate buttercream a try. I know you'll love it as much as I do.

This carrot cake recipe was my grandmother's. She used to make it in a large sheet pan and everyone loved it, so making this cake gluten free was a no-brainer for me. The brown sugar topping is delicious and perfect if you aren't a fan of icing. It is great with a steaming, hot cup of coffee in the morning...who doesn't love cake for breakfast.

This cake bakes up quickly and easily. I don't know about you, but this is the only carrot cake I know of that uses boiled and mashed carrots. I guess Grandma was a trendsetter. Once the carrots are ready, just mix up the batter, sprinkle on your glorious walnut topping, and drizzle with melted butter. Sweet cake perfection.

I love guacamole so much, but the rest of my family members weren't the biggest fans of it until I made my own recipe up for it. My mother always said how she felt that avocados tasted like grass. Now, she asks me to make this guacamole almost every single week. It is seriously the easiest recipe and it takes less than 10 minutes to make. Plus, it's naturally gluten-free, extremely cost friendly, and beyond delicious. So, gather your avocados and let's make some guac!🥑🧅🧄🍅

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.

Finally -- A quick and easy, super delicious, creamy white queso dip. Best of all, you can make it yourself with just 8 ingredients. It's one million times better than any jarred queso you will ever buy. I started with evaporated milk instead of regular milk to give this queso a creamier texture and flavor. I also used 2 kinds of cheese: white American and Cooper sharp. I tend to use it in a lot of things I make.

A gluten-free cappuccino muffin is a tasty blend of coffee, cinnamon, and chocolate baked together to give you the perfect breakfast treat. Our gluten-free chocolate cappuccino muffins take your breakfast to a whole new level! We added cocoa and chocolate chips to the batter, creating this winning flavor combination that you'll want to make again and again. Seriously, if you love the classic chocolate+coffee combination you need to make these muffins. They are light, delicious, and are sure to become one of your favorites.

Bake up a batch of these for a quick breakfast during the week or to start of your weekend mornings. Brew up some coffee, grab a chocolate cappuccino muffin, and you'll be ready and energized to conquer the day.

It's officially pumpkin spice season! I love everything pumpkin flavored and these cake-like pumpkin spice cookies are at the top of my list. Soft, tender pumpkin spice cookies topped with a delicious buttery brown sugar icing. Sprinkle on some chopped walnuts or pecans for a little pop of flavor and crunch. Seriously, it's hard to keep these cookies around for long; Everyone just devours them! They are perfect to take along to any fall gathering you may have and would be a great addition to your Thanksgiving Day dessert table.

Just make a batch of these cookies and get ready for compliments. No one would ever believe that they're gluten-free. It can be our little secret. 😉

Chocolate and cherry - what a great combination...especially when you add booze into the mix! These delicious cookies have been in my family for many years. We make them every year for Christmas and they're always a hit. So, when my daughter and I decided to make these gluten-free we thought "Why not change them up a little bit?". Hellloooo, Southern Comfort! A little, red, sweet gem soaked in booze and maraschino cherry juice. Combine this with chocolate and you definitely have a winner on your hands. A fudgy, chocolate, boozy cordial cherry cookie.

Of course, if you don't want to soak the cherries in Southern Comfort you don't have to. You can keep them classic by using plain maraschino cherries and they'll still be insanely delicious. They'll be perfect for the kiddos to enjoy as well!