Showing posts with label gluten free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gluten free. Show all posts
June 5, 2014
March 24, 2014
glutino: Gluten free pancake mix review
Taste: 3
Affordability: 5
Ingredients :4
Overall I'd give this product a 3.5. My biggest issue is how hard it is to keep the pancakes neat. It was very difficult for me keep them together. I use olive oil instead of spray because I'm allergic. The other issue is that it wasn't easy to mix/shake in the bottle. I ended up mixing it in a bowl. However, I will buy it again. These are for my husband and he doesn't mind that they don't look "pretty." He loved them!
Pamela's gluten free pizza crust review
Affordability: 5
Ingredients :5
Cost:4
My husband cant tolerate a lot of gluten so i try to make someof his fav dishes san gluten :) some are hits and some not so much... This oneis a hit, he loved it and i will makeitagain!
It was really easytomakd... A little messy but making pizza usually is. Thetoppings are pineapple and ham on 1.5 of the pizza. The other half of pizza is onions and green bell pepper
A few things I did that are not in the directions.
* After I finished molding the dough, I placed it in the oven for 5 mintues before adding the toppings. This is a trick i do to prevent uncooked dough or sauggy pizzas.
- i left the pineapple on napkins while letting the dough to rise. Then place the pinneapple chuncks in the oven while I add some flavor to the dough. Pineapple is very juicy and watery so its important to try and dry some of it out before putting it on your pizza. Unless you like putting them on your pizza fresh after your pizza is done. I also cut the chunks a little bit smaller.
* I added herbs (basil, parsely, and oregano), garlic (paste) and olive oil on the to the dough
- Because I used a pirex dish it took longer to cook. For example the directions say cooking time is around 10 mintues... I precooked my dough for 5 mintues and cooked the pizza agter adding the toppings for about 12 mintues.
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