FLOURLESS.
~ Nicole Spiridakis has accomplished a feat of culinary legerdemain with this cookbook. – thekitchn
~ In short, this is a dream dessert cookbook for folks who are gluten-free, yes, but also for anyone who just likes good food. – recipe.com
~ The book may tout its gluten-free sweets, Spiridakis says, but it’s a book for everyone, and most of the recipes are infinitely adaptable. – Bay Area News Group/The San Jose Mercury News
~ The book promises scrumptiously decadent desserts, dietary restrictions be damned. Choices like traditional flourless chocolate cake with hazelnuts and salted caramel sauce, buttermilk panna cotta, and honey-glazed figs with coffee ice cream don’t need qualifiers. – chow.com
~ Double chocolate brownies, cheesecake, and ‘the most sublime recipe you will ever try‘ – featured on parade.com
~ The recipes are something you would eat even if you, like cantankerous old me, won’t touch (and would certainly never attempt to make) vegan-gluten-free chocolate chip cookies, because I really like butter and wheat in my chocolate chip cookies, thankyouverymuch. – Sarah at Casa Yellow
~ The thing I love about Flourless is that the recipes are all gluten-free but don’t rely on gums or binders, instead using nut meals / nut flours and fluffy egg whites. – Megan at A Sweet Spoonful
~ The book is brilliant and fit for every kitchen, whether you ascribe to a GF diet or not. – Melissa at The Faux Martha
~ This is another gluten-free cookbook that works well in my kitchen- Nicole shies away from hard-to-find ingredients and focuses on ground nuts, egg whites, fresh fruit, and chocolate. It’s a beautiful book. – Sarah at Vanilla Bean Blog
~ Double Chocolate Brownies from ‘Flourless.’ – Kasey at Turn Table Kitchen
OF NOTE
+ Interview with the National Herald, February 2011
+ Blog and 2008 NPR Kitchen Window piece featured in the Washington Post’s “All We Can Eat” blog, for a vegetarian Thanksgiving post, 11/23/2009
+ “Cucinanicolina is this week’s discovery and I know that I will continue to look forward to each week’s Wordless Wednesday post that’s filled with breathtaking food photos.” — Readymade Magazine’s Food Blog of the Week, 11/19/09
+”Vegetarian cooking with a slice of real life.” — Foodista’s Food Blog of the Day, 8/27/09
+ One of Saveur Magazine’s Sites We Love
+ The cookthink questionnaire, 2/3/09
+ Quinoa is NPR’s fourth-most emailed story of 2007, npr.org, 2/13/08
+ … with companion article, npr.org, 2/13/08
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