Showing posts with label raspberry almond torte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raspberry almond torte. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 02, 2009

100,000 and counting

My publisher contacted me recently with a couple of bits of news. First, my Homestyle Chocolate Chip Cookie video clip has received over 100,00 hits on YouTube. Very cool... let's do the math... let's say even just 10% of those people baked just one batch... that's 120,000 VEGAN chocolate chip cookies satisfying those sweet teeth... maybe many more! Hoo-Ahh!

Also, they are starting the 4th printing of eat, drink & be vegan! To celebrate these bits of good news, I will be doing another giveaway... not on this post, though. Stay tuned for my next post for details to enter.

One other tidbit is that my "Wheat-Free Holiday Treats" article (mentioned in this post) is in the current (December) issue of alive Magazine. It includes two of my cookie recipes, and the new, gluten-free Raspberry Almond Torte recipe. Pick up your copy of alive in your local health food store now!

Saturday, September 05, 2009

Alive Magazine, Raspberry Almond Torte, & Q4U!

Thought I'd let you all know that I have a cooking feature in the September issue of alive magazine. The article is "Mushroom Mania", and includes my recipes for Sesame Lime Soba Noodles with Shiitake Mushrooms and Snow Peas (pictured), and Seared Portobello Mushrooms.

And, this luscious, gluten-free Raspberry Almond Torte (new recipe!) will be featured in an upcoming Alive issue (December I believe), so stay tuned for that one... it's a goody!

Now, I have a question that perhaps a few of you might be able to help with. I'm looking for software for recipe analysis. Most of the programs I have looked into so far have very few, if any, alternative and vegan ingredients. Things like brown rice flour, spelt flour, nutritional yeast, silken tofu, etc, just aren't included in these programs. I'm willing to input the information, if needed, and if it's an otherwise excellent program. So, I'm wondering if any of you have recommendations for a very good program (that's not too expensive)? Especially if you work with the program, perhaps in nutritional counselling, but maybe otherwise, even for personal use. Any feedback would be useful!