I have loved macaroons long before having to go gluten free (most recipes are naturally gluten free). They are a traditional Passover dessert and I never felt deprived of a delicious sweet treat at the end of the Seder meal so long as macaroons were on the table.
Macaroon recipes have become popular of late. Perhaps that is because they are naturally gluten free and awareness of the gluten free lifestyle has brought so many delicious recipes to the fore. Here are a sampling of some of my favorite recipes from some of my favorite food bloggers…in honor of National Macaroon Day.
Elana’s Pantry- Coconut Macaroons
Simply Gluten-free- Mocha Macaroons
Living Without- Chocolate-Dipped Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free Macaroons
Dish by Trish- Coconut Almond Macaroons
Gluten Free Canteen- Coconut Chocolate Chip Macaroons
The New York Times Dining & Wine- French Almond Macaroons
Smitten Kitchen- Raspberry Coconut Macaroons
As mentioned in yesterday’s blog post, today is the last day of Celiac Awareness Month, and so concludes my 31 Days of Celiac Awareness. I have enjoyed it so. I will be back with a post on Monday, June 4th.
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Rachel – what a great list for National Macaroon Day. Not only are we among great company here, but I probably could eat each one of these macaroons and never tire of them. I’m with you. Love macaroons. And thanks!
Thank you!
Thanks so much for featuring my little macaroons! I’m happy to spread the word about Celiac Awareness Month. The other recipes sound yummmy!
My pleasure! Thanks for all that you do and sharing wonderful gluten free foods with the community.
great, thanks for sharing! There is also The Macaron Master – for those wanting to master the macaron (RON) The Macaron Master – macaron is macaroon’s cousin but they don’t look very similar!