A First

LucyGoose · Joined: 14 Sep 2009 Posts: 111 Location: N.W. Indiana

I made my first gluten free cookie thanks to Betty Crocker.....I will venture out on the homemade ones later....I am still learning, and reading and I need to go through cabinets and fridge.....but I wanted something sweet....they are good! I just had to share.....LOL

aklap · Joined: 02 Oct 2004 Posts: 10612 Location: WI, USA

WhooHoo! Way to go! Thanks for sharing. Pretty soon we'll have you posting photos of your creations. Smile

Keep up the good work.
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LucyGoose · Joined: 14 Sep 2009 Posts: 111 Location: N.W. Indiana

Thank-You!!

I have a long way to go from what I have read......I need to get going on the cabinets and fridge......I did throw out one soup laddle.....plastic/old......bought a new one.... Very Happy

I just can't throw out my good Tupperware yet...... Sad

.....I did put my cookies I made in NEW Ziploc plastic containers...... Very Happy

Off the subject......but thanks!! Razz

Gus's Mama · Joined: 29 May 2009 Posts: 143 Location: Boston MA

If it helps, I've found that the boxed mixes are really the most economical way to get that sweet tooth cured. I've wasted many MANY batches of expensive ingredients trying to bake GF from scratch. I'm no slouch in the kitchen, either, but baking GF is an entirely different creature, and I really have to learn everything all over again.

The Betty Crocker mixes are pretty good. I wasn't crazy about the yellow cake, but the chocolate cake is great, and the cookies are yummy.
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