Sometimes, I find
myself dragging my feet when I am asked to make a certain recipe. I don’t know
if making something new scares me, or I just want to do what I am used to
doing. My daughter, the Chef, asked me to make gluten free brownies and I kept
putting it off. Then she sent me a hand written recipe and I printed it out and
I would bring it into the kitchen.
My daughter told me
that she promised the man who gave her the recipe that she would have them
baked and brought into her Deli the next day. Before I could tackle the
brownies, I needed to purchase potato starch and rice flour. I already had the
Xanthan gum that I needed. I found the two products at Whole Foods and promptly
drove to the Kitchen to start my baking.
The customer who gave
my daughter the recipe assured her that it was the best brownie that he had
ever eaten. His wife, Liz, perfected the recipe. Besides following the recipe correctly, he gave us three rules to follow...only make a single
recipe, use an 8x8 baking pan, and when the browies were sold in the Deli to call them - Liz’s Brownies.
I read and reread the
directions and placed everything on my prep table that I would need. I sprayed
the pan, mixed the ingredients, and baked the brownies. When the brownies had
cooled, my daughter cut them and both of us sampled a piece. Oh yeah!
...they were chocolatey!
...they
were moist!
...they
were delicious!
I ...and they were one of the best
brownies that we had ever ate!
My only hope was that I
did justice to Liz’s Gluten Free Brownies!
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