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Gluten Free Dairy Free Waffle Cones


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Gluten Free Dairy Free Waffle Cones

Yum! :)

Makes 6-8 waffle cones

1 whole large organic egg

1 egg white from an organic egg

1/4 ts kosher or sea salt

1/2 cup granulated white sugar

2/3 cup white rice flour

2 tb coconut oil, melted

1 ts pure vanilla

Heat waffle cone press to about darkness level 3-4.

In a medium mixing bowl, whisk together whe organic egg, plus egg white with salt. blend well with fork. Next add sugar, blend until sugar dissolves, add coconut oil, white rice flour and vanilla and combine.

When your light comes on and the machine is hot, spoon 2 full TB of batter into the center of the waffle plate. Press down lid and let cook 60 seconds, check for doneness, if more time is needed, go another 30- 60 seconds (depending on how brown you want the cone to be)

When waffle cookie is ready, lift off the press with a spatula gently, and place on a clean flat towel, using the cone shaper tool roll the cookie, making sure to pinch the bottom so you don't end up getting dripped on ;) lol

To cool, place cone upright in a tall iced tea glass, and get to work on the next one. You can also make them into cookies and serve those with ice cream in a bowl.

:)

These turned out SO delicious, my family was so impressed that they were gluten and dairy free.

Enjoy your Summer! B)

If you want to know where I got my waffle cone maker send me a PM

photo here: Open Original Shared Link


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Darn210 Enthusiast

My daughter would love to have an ice cream cone!!! We don't have to be dairy free. Can I just sub in butter for the coconut oil??. . . 'cause that's what I got!!

Thanks for sharing.

Cheri A Contributor

Wowsers! That's great. I'd have to buy the new gadgets to make these. I just buy the Cerrone cones.

sickchick Community Regular

Yes butter would work great! B)

I haven't heard of Cerrone before, cool that you have access! :)

Enjoy your Summer!

bbuster Explorer
My daughter would love to have an ice cream cone!!! We don't have to be dairy free. Can I just sub in butter for the coconut oil??. . . 'cause that's what I got!!

Thanks for sharing.

Here's a recipe I have made a few times. It makes a lot - I usually reduce it.

Ice Cream Cones

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3 eggs

3/4 cup sugar

1/2 cup melted butter

2 T. vanilla

sickchick Community Regular

COOL!!! 5 bucks you can't beat that! :D

Do you find that with the baking powder it fluffs over the edges a lot?

bbuster Explorer
Do you find that with the baking powder it fluffs over the edges a lot?

It does some, I just concentrate the batter in the middle (don't fill all the way to the edges) to compensate.

It takes a little playing around to get it the right thickness.


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sickchick Community Regular

:lol: it's all about the fun factor isn't it??? lol

enjoy your cone making!!!

:)

Cheri A Contributor

Wow, way cool about the find on ebay! That is really cool.

Here is the link to the cones that I buy. I get them at my local co-op, but I would think that Whole Paycheck, I mean Whole Foods, would carry them too.

Open Original Shared Link

sickchick Community Regular
:lol::lol::lol::lol: WHOLE PAYCHECK!!! omg isn't that the truth!
imsohungry Collaborator

Oh my gosh...you guys are amazing. I swear I was wishing for a cone the other day!

I'm so glad people here know how to cook so that I can mooch off of your knowledge :ph34r:;)

Happy baking. -Julie B)

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:lol: silly

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