So here, in no particular order is my list (but I will number it just to make it easier):
1. Baguettes
2. Zucchini Bread - Complete
3. Gingerbread
4. Blondies
5. Snickerdoodles
6. Chocolate Mousse
7. Souffle
8. Creme Brulee
9. Pineapple Upside Down Cake
10. Angel Food Cake
11. Cheesecake - Complete
12. Flourless Chocolate Cake - Complete
13. Apple Pie
14. A (I haven't decided what type yet) Cream Pie
15. Pizza - Complete
16. Crepes
17. Quiche
18. Truffles
19. Nanaimo Bars
20. Oatmeal Cookies (or a similar thing...)
21. Ice Cream Bars
22. Lemon Meringue Pie
23. Bagels
Oh, and all these things will be from scratch. Yes. Thats what makes it challenging, at least for some parts.
So, leave a comment, and tell me what you think. Or anything I should know.
xoxo
Lauren
PS - My list was inspired by this list!
8 comments:
I'm so glad that my list was an inspiration to you! I look forward to seeing you work through your list! :)
Chelle - Yes, your list was an inspiration. I think that this might just give me the push I need to explore my baking.
Lauren - What are nanimo bars?
Kate - Nanaimo bars are a dish from Nanaimo, BC, which is common across Canada. The bottom layer is a Chewy Chocolate base. Then the middle layer is a custard type layer. Then the top layer is chocolate. They are a type of square that is very rich and hard to explain...
I just stumbled across your blog and I love your list! Creme Brulee is my all time favorite, and I've finally mastered it - if you want to take a look, check out my post: http://glutenfreesoxfan.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/creme-brulee/
I also LOVE truffles! I've made them once, but only by accident when I had some left over ganache. They didn't last too long in the house. lol!
Lauren--
I posted Nanaimos a week or two ago...all you really have to do is change the base, it's easier than you think and totally yummy. It was one of the first that I converted...
I LOVE them!
http://www.gfandhealthy.com/2008/07/18/nanaimo-redux/
GFSoxFan & Cheryl - Thanks for the links, I will definitely check out those recipes!
Gluten Free Goddess of Karina's Kitchen makes a crustless quiche that is very similar to the one I make. Mine is really yummy, but I bet hers will be equally so. You can find it at http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/2006/01/roasted-vegetable-cheddar-quiche.html
Many Blessings,
Holly
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