

For example, coconut flour requires a ton of liquid/moisture when added to gluten free baking recipes. These ingredients don’t contain binders and can be more or less “thirsty” than gluten free flour blends. This recipe will not work with single flours and/or starches like almond flour, coconut flour, or tapioca starch.

That said, be sure to read the label and locate “xanthan gum” before purchasing. When you see the term “1-to-1” or “measure-for-measure” it usually indicates that the flour contains a binder such as xanthan gum to keep your baked goods from falling apart.

Softened butter: I prefer baking with salted butter.I love that this gluten free sugar cookie recipe is made with everyday “normal” ingredients. Kids LOVE making these gluten-free Christmas cookies! You would never in a million years guess these cookies are gluten free - in fact, I’ve had several readers leave a comment to say that their family’s prefer this gluten free recipe to their “regular” sugar cookie recipe.īest of all? You can bake then frost them as regular drop cookies, or you can roll the dough out and cut into shapes using cookie cutters. Soft and Chewy Gluten Free Sugar Cookies from scratch have a tissue paper-thinness of crackle-crisp on top which gives way to a soft and chewy texture with a perfectly sweet taste on the inside.
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(WHOSE LIFE WAS THAT.) The sugar cookie recipe I used back then was on the crisp side to accommodate intricate designs, but what I truly love is a soft and chewy sugar cookie - and this gluten-free sugar cookie recipe is the BEST! Watch How to Make Gluten Free Sugar Cookies If you’re a long time reader you may remember that I used to decorate sugar cookies for baby showers, bridal showers, etc.
