I received my gluten free brownie mix from King Arthur Flour today and was so excited to try them that I headed straight for the kitchen. Oh, did I tell you that brownies are one of my all time favorites?????
King Arthur flour has always been a favorite in my home and I have used it to bake everything from cakes to cookies, breads and pastries. I have always loved the moistness of the results I have gotten. I wanted to now give their gluten free product line a try since I am now excluding all wheat from my diet. I have tried other wheat free / gluten free mixes and wanted to see how my all time favorite flour company would fair in comparison to the others on the market.
The directions on the box were quite simple, much like any other brownie mix. I followed the directions as directed and popped the baking dish in the oven. I used a glass 8" x 8" pan so I was sure to follow the directions to a "T" and set the oven at 325 degrees.
Now I am somewhat of a oven watcher as of late, so on when the oven light, and ever few minutes I would take a peek...After about 10 minutes of watching I started to get a little worried as the brownie mix just seemed to be setting there, not good I thought. After about 15 minutes it seemed as if the mix started to come alive! Whew...
After about 20 minutes the mixture had now risen to the top edge of the pan and was actually looking like brownies, I was even more ecstatic! I checked the brownies with my tester after the 30 minute mark, still a little too moist as the tester did not come out clean. After baking 5 minutes more and the tester coming out clean I took the chocolaty morsels from the oven and set on a rack to cool.
The box states to cool for 15 minutes before cutting. I waited 30 minutes so as to get a smooth clean cut. After sampling just one I have came to this conclusion...This is a moist chocolaty brownie that can stand up to any wheat laden brownie on the market shelves. The flavor and taste is superbly delicious especially the second day.. Next batch I plan on adding chopped walnuts. My family wasn't even able to tell that they were wheat and gluten free.
I would recommend this brownie mix to all lovers of brownies, even to those who continue to consume wheat in their diets. Even though they cost a little more they are well worth the price. Enjoy!
Hi, I'm Sharon, a Gluten Free blogger who loves to bake and cook. Welcome to GF Living. I want to help you enjoy a healthy lifestyle, whether eating Keto or Gluten Free. Food is not just food, it's the form of our existence, so lets make it a healthy one... together!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Garlic Apple Pork Roast
Good afternoon, everyone. I pray you are enjoying this nice crisp Fall Day. To me, Fall brings thoughts of pumpkin patches, falling leaves...
-
Baked Beans Vegetarian Beans BBQ Sauce Heinz Barbecue Sauce (Regular, Chicken & Rib, Garlic and Honey Garlic Only) Chick...
-
Gluten...Gluten free, that is the question I have to ask myself. I just returned from Pennsylvania once again from a trip to visit family. ...
No comments:
Post a Comment