A cooking blog focused on providing recipes with an emphasis on texture for those struggling with anosmia.
I'm probably not the only one to be mesmerized by cinnamon rolls. They are hot, warm, gooey, and magically delicious. I also devour anything that has even a hint of cinnamon, so that definitely helps. I think it's because it's one of the few spices that I am able to taste, combined with the unique... Continue Reading →
Today is Valentine's Day. For people who aren't big fans of dessert and don't want to have to deal with leftovers taking up space in the fridge, this is a great alternative to provide a simple treat to close out a satisfying meal! While this is generous enough to split into two portions, it's also... Continue Reading →
I don't really have an interesting story behind this one. I really like espresso coffee ice cream, and I really like cheesecake, so I decided to experiment bringing the two together, and the result is (expectedly!) delicious! If you're looking for a sweet treat that you can eat for breakfast or dessert, than look no... Continue Reading →
I love bread. It's just so versatile, and there's so many things you can do with it. I also love nut butters, pretty much for the same reason. The problem is, I can eat way too much of both in a single sitting if I'm not careful, and sometimes when I notice that a jar... Continue Reading →
Coming up with dinner ideas can be hard, especially if you're busy. Fortunately, this dough is so versatile that you can use it with whatever ingredients you have on hand. If you don't have an avocado, you can still make this recipe, just use my Nothing-But-Egg Sandwich Bread for the quesadilla ingredients and follow the... Continue Reading →
I don't eat potatoes. It may seem like a travesty to some, but they always seem to mess with my stomach. I eat a lot of protein, though, and one day after my husband flavored chips with his own homemade baked potato seasoning, I immediately demanded the recipe so that I could throw it on... Continue Reading →
I love chocolate chip cookies, but I hate making them. For some reason, getting the ratio of a crisp exterior and a soft, chewy interior is more difficult than it should be! Fortunately, I've found a way around this. By taking a typical cookie recipe and adding cream cheese, it helps to provide that soft,... Continue Reading →
One of my favorite things to do growing up was build a gingerbread house. Since I was diagnosed with celiac disease, the gluten in the store-bought kits made them impossible for me to touch and build, and so I had to find a new alternative. I made this recipe almost entirely on accident. My husband... Continue Reading →
That's what I call it. The more popular name is "Sex in a Pan" and while my husband definitely agrees with that nickname, I don't happen to agree. I'm a fan of texture, and putting a pile of cold gloop in my mouth is off-putting, to say the least. That's why my version of this... Continue Reading →
My husband grew up in the South where cornbread was a staple at many, many meals. I grew up eating cornbread on Thanksgiving by preparing the mix straight from the box, but other than that, cornbread didn't have a place in my life. Until last year, when my husband started asking for chili to take... Continue Reading →
The No Nose Kitchen 