After years and years of wanting a Pizzelle Iron I finally broke down and bought one.
Then it was time to make the sweet Italian cookies. Searching the net I saw there were lots and lots of gluten-free recipes for these wonderful cookies. (I cook totally gluten-free, since Terry, our youngest daughter, and our oldest granddaughter all have Celiac’s Disease.)
Finally picking one I went for it. After burning the first two cookies, I quickly got the hang of how they are supposed to look.
Then I tried making the cookies into a roll so I could fill them.
Yummy. Although, next time I’m just going to keep them flat and not roll and fill them. A little sprinkle of shifted powdered sugar and they are good to go.
Your friend ,
Linda
Oh, wow, those look really, really good!
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They are much better withOUT the filling.
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Darn I’m hungry now… looks great Linda.
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Looks like you could open a gluten free bakery! My Dad, my sister and many of my cousins have Celiac Disease. 😦
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It’s a hard one to cook for, but oh, so much easier in todays world.
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Those look truly fantastic! I love them! Are you going to serve these as a dessert at Thanksgiving?
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I thought I would take some with us. Our daughter and son-in-law in Grand Junction are having the dinner. I’m in charge of the dressing…it will be wild rice dressing soaked in cream.
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They look delicious!
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I have a pizzel iron……haven’t used it in a VERY long time. I just might have to dig it out of the cupboard and use it. I made mine both flat and filled….the nut filling was the best. It consisted of cooking corn syrup, brown sugar, cinnamon and nuts together and the trick was to use it while both were still warm. You needed very little in the center but it made a tasty treat…..that is NOT on my diet right now 😉
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They look lovely, seems you got the hang of it quickly!
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Well, sorta!
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Were they edible? I think so! Then that counts as success.
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Well, we thought so! 🙂
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🙂
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These look delicious .. Wish I lived closer 😃
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I wish I could pop some in the mail TO you!
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Lol .. Me too! Hugs
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Love them! And so easy to make ~ I’ve had our iron for years. Somewhere I have a recipe for chocolate pizzelles :::yummm::: I’ll send it to you 🙂
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Oh! YUMMM! Thank you!
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Must say they look very yummy Linda.
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I think I like them unfilled the best. They turn soggy if you don’t eat them fast.
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Yum! They look amazing! What are they filled with?
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Butter, sugar, cream cheese and vanilla
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neat!
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They look soooo good!
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They look so good! I will be right over ;=)
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OKAY
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Oh, nice job Linda! They look delicious whether filled or unfilled! Wish I lived close to you! I’d hop on over for coffee and yummies!
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I would LOVE to have you come!!!
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Our youngest doesn’t have celiac disease; but he definitely had a wheat intolerance. Went to a allergy specialist and all he could tell us is what our son is not allergic to. Said he may have intolerances, but he didn’t have allergies. Well, we already knew he didn’t have celiac disease, but it was equally obvious that when we cut wheat out, he started feeling better.
The biggest fight has been getting hubby to understand.
Now the gastro has son on the FODMAP diet. Which also says to stay away from wheat. So, still sometimes arguing with hubby.
Hope you all have a blessed Thanksgiving. Thank you for all the food you provide for the country. God bless. ♥
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Very pretty!
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Those look EXCELLENT!! BRAVA, Linda!!!!! Could you share your gluten free recipe? AND, could you tell me what you filled them with? I would eat one of those now, so fast….
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Sure I’ll send you an email shortly!
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Pizzelles are a favorite here, though I will have to learn to make them GF this year, too.
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