Anyone know a good chocolate chip recipe, gluten, dairy and soy free??? Need asap...

[Nancy E.]

Can you recommend any good GFCFSF chocolate chip cookie recipe or mix?

I've tried a few but they weren't very good.

Nancy

[Catherine Worthington]

There are gluten free M&M's at the health food store.  No I have not found a recipe for chocolate chip cookies.

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Can you recommend any good GFCFSF chocolate chip cookie recipe or mix?

I've tried a few but they weren't very good.

Nancy

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[Talia Rose]

I just use the recipe on the bag but sub cashew butter for butter, use soy free choc chips (soyfreesales.com) If I have truly gluten free eggs I use those, if not egg replacer but oh eggs make a difference! I use part rice flour and part coconut OR rice flour w/ tapioca/potato starch. pinch xanthum gum….sometimes I add a little rice milk so its not too thick. I never really measure which does not help you….i have also found that ener-g foods baking powder really helps things to rise and be fluffy…..

 

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[Jennifer Hill]

Hi Nancy, are you just wanting a mix or do you mind making from scratch?

 

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[Susan Sellner]

Betty Crocker now makes a mix that my family likes, but their favorite is
Pamela's brand chocolate chip cookie mix.

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[Marilyn]

Get this cookbook - the chocolate chip cookie recipe is great. I used
Enjoy Life chocolate chips.
http://www.babycakesnyc.com/books.html

Marilyn

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Can you recommend any good GFCFSF chocolate chip cookie recipe or mix?

I've tried a few but they weren't very good.

Nancy

[san...@iphouse.com]

I haven't made chocolate chip cookies yet but I do have a few recipes I
pulled off line. I bought a box mix once and they were soso, too sugary
not enough substance. I like them more rich.
Sandra

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[Laura Saunders]

Dear Nancy:    Elaine Gottschall (Breaking the Vicious Cycle) has a great recipe for what she calls Monster Cookies.  You can just delete the raisins and add dairy free chocolate chips. Also, substitute the butter for either ghee or coconut oil.  Everyone loves these cookies - even those who are not gluten free.    Monster Cookies:   5 cups nut flour (I grind almonds) 1 cup raisins 1 cup walnut pieces 1 cup flaked unsweetened coconut 1/2 cup melted butter 1 cup honey 2 beaten eggs 1 teaspoon baking soda 1/8 teaspoon salt   Mix all ingredients.  Drop by large tablespoonfuls onto greased cookie sheet.  Press flat with a buttered fork.  Bake at 325 for 15 - 20 minutes.    Don't worry about someone saying that they don't like coconut.  These cookies are so good that no one hardly notices the coconut.  And, coconut is so immensely good for you, that it is a good idea to sneak it in whenever possible.  All of my kids love it and eat it in hunks.   Hope this helps.  Laura --- On Tue, 12/1/09, Nancy E. <nan...@earthlink.net> wrote:

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[Georg & Linda Valla]

What do you mean by truly gluten-free eggs?  Do eggs have gluten in them?

Linda

[Georg & Linda Valla]

I haven't tried it yet, but I have a recipe in a new book, 1,000 gluten-free
recipes by Carol Fenster. If a recipe calls for milk she usually suggests
rice milk or alternate milk for it. She uses a basic mix of flours called
Carol's Sorghum Blend: 1 1/2 c. sorghum flour (35%), 1 1/2 c. potato
starch/cornstarch (35%) and 1 cup tapioca flour. Whisk together and store
tightly covered in a dark, dry place. Makes 4 cups.

Chocolate Chip (drop) Cookies

1/2 stick (1/4 c.) unsalted butter or buttery spread such as Earth Balance
at room temperature
3/4 c. granulated sugar
1/2 c. packed brown sugar
1 large egg, at room temperature (or replacement) (I don't do egg yolks)
2 tsp pure vanilla extract
2 c. Carol's Sorghum blend
1 tsp xanthan gum
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. baking soda
3/4 c. gluten-free chocolate chips, such as Tropical Source
1/4 c. finely chopped pecans or walnuts (optional)

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line 2 15x10 baking sheets (not non-stick)
with parchment paper.

Mix butter and sugars then egg and vanilla. In separate bowl mix sorghum
blend, xanthan gum, salt and b. soda, then gradually beat into egg mixture
on low speed until just blended. Stir in choc chips and nuts. Knead dough
with your hands a few times to make sure chips and nuts are mixed in.

Using a wet tablespoon or scoop drop 1 1/2-inch balls of dough at least 2
inches apart on baking sheets, 12 per sheet. Place one sheet on the
lower-middle rack and another on the upper-middle rack of the oven. Bake 12
to 15 min, rotating racks half-way through baking or until cookies start to
brown around the edges. Cool the cookies 2 to 3 minutes on the baking sheet
then transfer them to a wire rack to cool completely. Store tightly covered
for up to 2 days or in the freezer for up to 1 month.

I've tried about 8 recipes in this book...mostly entrees and haven't been
disappointed in any of them yet. I work full time and find it hard to find
time to try them out!

Linda Valla

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Can you recommend any good GFCFSF chocolate chip cookie recipe or mix?

I've tried a few but they weren't very good.

Nancy

[Nancy E.]

Wow, I wonder if they're dairy free, too? I haven't found much chocolate
except for chips that's dairy free. I'll check it out...thanks for your
help.

Nancy

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[Marla]

My favorite dessert cookbook is called Sweet Alternative by Bundy.  All recipes are dairy, soy, and gluten free.  They are also quite gourmet!  (and there is a chocolate chip cookie recipe that is wonderful!)

 

To get the chips you want, look here:

 

http://www.sweetearthchocolates.com/

 

I am able to easily find gluten, dairy free organic chocolate at my local hfs.  But this chocolate is also soy free!

 

hth,

Marla

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[Talia Rose]

the chips from soy free sales are gluten, soy, dairy free and made on a
deadicated line. plus they are so yummy!!!!

www.soyfreesales.com

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Hi Jennifer,

I would love your recipe for chocolate chip cookies GF from scratch...I don't particularly love baking but I make most everything GF from scratch..we have a lot of allergies so I know I am safe, I am kind of the reluctant baker, thanks, Sandy Federico

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is this a gluten free cookbook? Sandy Federico, thanks

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Hi laura,

Is there a substitition for the nut flour since we have nut allergies I couldn't make these, thanks ,Sandy Federico

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I saw gf dairy frr choco chips at whole foods yesterday - it was a nice surprise.

Dawn
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[Catherine Worthington]

Where do you find dairy free chocloate chips?

Catherine

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[Catherine Worthington]

I don't understand. Did you find chocolate chips that are gfdf or chocolate chips that are only gf?  I wonder if they have white choclote chips that are gfdf?

Thanks

Catherine

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Wow, I wonder if they're dairy free, too? I haven't found much chocolate
except for chips that's dairy free. I'll check it out...thanks for your
help.

Nancy

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>You could try coconut flour.
Sandra

[Laura Schmitt]

There are several gluten free dairy free chocolate chips out there.  Enjoy Life Foods and Tropical Source are both good brand choices!  Guittard has a semi sweet chocolate chip that is dairy free (equipment is not dedicated, however).
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thanks so much!

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[Sondy Kaska]

Also: http://www.soyfreesales.com

Read the individual ingredients--some products contain gluten, but there are some that are soy and gluten free and vegan (which is a hard-to-come-by combination). Some are free of nuts also. Sondy

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It is MOSTLY gluten free--she uses some recipes w/ spelt flour, but it is clear which are not. It is also vegan, and mostly sugar free. It is named after her bakery in NYC, which is supposed to be fabulous! Sondy

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[Nancy Sugarman]

Rosaurs in the Huckleberry healthfood section has the some labeled dairy free!

we use them and they work just great for our cookies.

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[Talia Rose]

My daughter and I are sensitive enough that we react to eggs where the hen has eaten grain. We raise gluten free chickens so we can eat the eggs.......(it helped to have a kinisiologist with her own GF eggs to test on us....)

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[Laura Saunders]

Here is a link for the chocolate chips: http://www.enjoylifefoods.com/our_foods/chocolate_chips/semisweet_chocolate_chips.html     Laura --- On Fri, 12/4/09, Nancy Sugarman <jduk...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[Georg & Linda Valla]

Wow!  I never knew about that but it makes sense that if a hen eats grain, it would show up in the egg.  I have IBS and have trouble with egg yolks. Never knew about substituting casher butter for butter either. Thanks for the information.

Linda

[Marie-Claude Hamel]

My friend has a really good Blog on the internet about gluten free food.  You should check it out because there is one chocolate chip recipe who is gluten, dairy and soy free.  They are called "Ann-Marie's chocolate chip cookies".  They are really good!
 
Marie-Claude
 

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Sorry, I forgot to give you the site. Here it is: 
 
www.sheletthemeatcake.com
 
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Hi Marie-Claude,

Thank you so much for this site...I absolutely love it and have learned a few things i didn't know! I love her sense of humor....I am book marking this!! Thanks so much, Sandy Federico