Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Posted January 8, 2006 Thanks for the recipe Laurie! I think I will try it both ways (with GF flour and with my faux matzah meal). I have GF kosher for Passover marshmallows. I got them from Whole Foods but I've seen them at the kosher market also. Now I have 2 new recipes to try! At 04:08 PM 1/8/2006, you wrote: Okay, here it is, by popular demand: Passover Rocky Road Brownies. This is NOT a gf recipe. I'd also love any suggestions on how to convert this to gf and kosher for Passover. I have a note that 5/8c matza cake meal is the same as 1 c flour. Maybe that will be helpful. Also, are Passover marshmallows gf? Enjoy, Laurie in NJ P.S. Kathi, your Death by Chocolate brownies also look great. I hope we can figure out how to convert our baking. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Posted January 8, 2006 Thanks for the recipe Laurie! I think I will try it both ways (with GF flour and with my faux matzah meal). I have GF kosher for Passover marshmallows. I got them from Whole Foods but I've seen them at the kosher market also. Now I have 2 new recipes to try! At 04:08 PM 1/8/2006, you wrote: Okay, here it is, by popular demand: Passover Rocky Road Brownies. This is NOT a gf recipe. I'd also love any suggestions on how to convert this to gf and kosher for Passover. I have a note that 5/8c matza cake meal is the same as 1 c flour. Maybe that will be helpful. Also, are Passover marshmallows gf? Enjoy, Laurie in NJ P.S. Kathi, your Death by Chocolate brownies also look great. I hope we can figure out how to convert our baking. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Posted January 8, 2006 Thanks for the recipe Laurie! I think I will try it both ways (with GF flour and with my faux matzah meal). I have GF kosher for Passover marshmallows. I got them from Whole Foods but I've seen them at the kosher market also. Now I have 2 new recipes to try! At 04:08 PM 1/8/2006, you wrote: Okay, here it is, by popular demand: Passover Rocky Road Brownies. This is NOT a gf recipe. I'd also love any suggestions on how to convert this to gf and kosher for Passover. I have a note that 5/8c matza cake meal is the same as 1 c flour. Maybe that will be helpful. Also, are Passover marshmallows gf? Enjoy, Laurie in NJ P.S. Kathi, your Death by Chocolate brownies also look great. I hope we can figure out how to convert our baking. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Posted January 8, 2006 Do you allow beans as a kosher for passover item? If so, I'd use a mix of garbanzo flour with potato starch and tapicoa flour (1/3 each or perhaps alittle heavier on the bean flour). There are plenty of eggs and otehr items there to keep it together, but you might add a bit of an allowed gum or gelatin (which gets tricky - xanthan is grown on corn or soy, guar is from a bean, more or less, gelatin might be a ok, depending on the type). If no beans can be used, you could use the two starches (50:50), but the texture will definitely be better with some gum added (perhaps 1 tsp for the amount of starch being used). You'll probably have to tinker a bit with cooking time, as gf flours absorb moisture differently from wheat (if it looks too dry, add a bit more liquid or another egg). Kosher for passover marshmallows and chocolate sources should all be gf. > -----Original Message----- > > Okay, here it is, by popular demand: Passover Rocky Road > Brownies. This is NOT a gf recipe. I'd also love any > suggestions on how to convert this to gf and kosher for Passover. > I have a note that 5/8c matza cake meal is the same as 1 c > flour. Maybe that will be helpful. Also, are Passover marshmallows gf? --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus] Quote
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