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Almond flour gives the most wonderful texture and flavor to baked goods, and these 14 delicious recipes are sure to please!
Have you ever bought a bag of almond flour for a recipe and aren't sure what to do with the rest? We've got plenty of delicious recipes for you! Almond flour gives baked goods a wonderful flavor and texture and pairs perfectly with fruit.
Almond flour is simply finely ground, blanched almonds. Don't mistake it for almond meal which is also made from ground almonds however almond meal is coarser as it includes the brown skin of the almonds.
Almond flour is available at most larger grocery stores, often in the area with other specialty flour. Bob's Red Mill and King Arthur are common brands. I find that almond flour can be quite pricey at my regular grocery store and is much more reasonably priced at big box stores like Sam's Club and Costco. It's also more reasonable when purchased online. Give these recipes a try, we think you'll love them!
Ridiculously Easy Summer Berry Crisp
10 minutes of prep is all that's between you and this crazy delicious, Ridiculously Easy Summer Berry Crisp. Served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream; it's nirvana in a bowl!
Ridiculously Easy French Almond Cookies (Gluten Free)
These one-bowl, no-mixer, gluten-free French Almond Cookies (aka Almond Cloud Cookies) are light as a feather, with a crisp meringue exterior and chewy, moist almond-y interior!
Ridiculously Easy Peach Crumble
Imagine sweet, juicy peaches baked until meltingly tender under a generous portion of sweet, crisp, buttery crumbs... Served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a simple splash of sweet cream. This Ridiculously Easy Peach Crumble is a summer dream come true!
Ridiculously Easy French Almond Frangipane Tart (Tarte Frangipane aux Amandes)
This French Almond Frangipane Tart tastes like it came from a fancy little Parisian patisserie. No one has to know how easily and quickly it comes together!
Easy Blackberry Crumble Pie
When you're in the mood for a delicious dessert that involves minimal effort. this Blackberry Crumble Pie might just become your best friend. With a sweet, juicy berry filling, a buttery, mounded crumb topping and a few tricks to make a storebought crust taste like homemade this a sweet treat you'll want to make on repeat!
Easy Plum Raspberry Crumb Tart
Everyone loves this super easy Plum Raspberry Crumb Tart with a crisp, golden crust (no par-baking) and generous buttery streusel topping!
Ridiculously Easy Scandinavian Raspberry Jam Shortbread Tarts
These adorable Scandinavian Raspberry Jam Tarts are mixed up with just one bowl and no mixer needed. No one will know how easy they are as they taste as though they came from a fine, fancy European bake shop!
Ridiculously Easy Italian Lemon Amaretti Cookies (Gluten-Free!)
These easy (Ridiculously Easy) Italian Lemon Amaretti Cookies (aka Biscotti Amaretti Al Limone) Â have a thin, crisp outer shell, a chewy interior, and a burst of bright lemon flavor in every bite! A bonus is that they're gluten-free, making them a universal crowd-pleaser!
French Almond Plum Tart (Tarte Et Creme D'amande) - with an easy press-in crust!
With a buttery press-in crust, a layer of sweet frangipane and a beautiful roasted plum topping, this crazy delicious French Almond Plum Tart is easy to make but looks like it came from a fancy French patisserie!
Italian Raspberry Jam Ricotta Crumb Cake (Torta Sbrisolona)
This Italian Ricotta Crumb Cake features a layer of creamy ricotta topped by a ribbon of raspberry jam nestled between two layers of crisp, buttery dough.
Ridiculously Easy Fresh Cherry Almond Cake
This Ridiculously Easy, one-bowl, no-mixer Sweet Cherry Almond Cake has a tender, moist crumb, lots of sweet cherries and a crisp, candy-like almond glaze.Â
Ridiculously Easy Almond Coconut Cake
Everyone goes crazy over this Almond Coconut Cake with its super tender, moist crumb, fabulous flavor and crisp, candy-like glaze. No one has to know it's ridiculously easy to make with just one bowl and no mixer! (Gluten-free adaptation included!)
Italian Lemon Curd Ricotta Crumb Cake (Torta Sbrisolona)
This Lemon Curd Ricotta Crumb Cake is a fabulous, four-layer Italian dessert. The crust and crumb topping are made from the same sweet, buttery dough, making it quick and easy; no special equipment is needed!
Easy French Almond Cake
This French Almond Cake is incredibly delicious and incredibly easy. One-bowl, no-mixer and just a few minutes to throw together!
Thought for the day:
Though the fig tree does not bud and
there are no grapes on the vines,
though the olive crop fails and
the fields produce no food,
though there are no sheep in the pen and
no cattle in the stalls,
yet I will rejoice in the Lord
I will be joyful in God my Savior."
Habakkuk 3:17-18
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I loved the link to "It is Well' - thank you.
And love all your recipe ideas - good for a newbie!
Thanks, Mary! So glad to hear you're enjoying the site 🙂
Very negative to state that something is “TO DIE FOR”: First of all you don’t literally mean it and secondly—— the subconscious mind takes what you say literally and it is stored that way. Speaking in positives is extremely important not only for yourself but for others you influence.
Hi Dorie, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I'm sorry if this created something unpleasant in your subconscious.
To-die-for is simply an American idiom that means crazy delicious. It's along the same lines as raining-cats-and-dogs (not such a cheery thought) or break-a-leg (a common idiom which means good luck) or beat-around-the-bush, barking-up-the-wrong-tree, hang-in-there, costs-an-arm-and-a-leg, etc.
There are lots of colorful idioms in our language which, if we take literally, could be negative. And if our subconscious would take them literally, everyone of us would be in a lot of psychological trouble.
Well said Chris. A lot of things people say are just an expression. It can be fun to express ourselves in many ways. Thank you for sharing your faith. Keep the faith. My favorite verse is Psalm 34:4 I sought the Lord and He heard me and delivered me from all my fears.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for taking the time to write. I love and appreciate the Scripture you sent. I’m going to add it to my Scripture memory list.It's a beautiful verse to meditate on when life is hard. I love how God uses His Word and other believers, even ones that we don’t know personally, to encourage us through the tough times on this side of eternity.