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Annie’s Homegrown
Aquafina
Atkins
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Bai
Bestie
Black Box Wines
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BlogHer
Spoke on a panel at the BlogHer’17 Conference about self-publishing vs. traditional publishing, and my experiences self-publishing cookbooks
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BudLight Lime via BlogHer
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Dessert Bullet by Magic Bullet
Monthly contributor to the Dessert Bullet Blog (Recipe Developer, Photographer, Writer).
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Driscoll’s Berries
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Led a cooking demo at the Everything Food Conference 2018 in Salt Lake City with TheFeedFeed in partnership with Vitamix, making my Peach Melba Frosé on Instagram Live.
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FiberOne®
Developed 9 Recipes for FiberOne’s “Dessertify” Campaign.
FlapJacked
Content creator for the FlapJacked website (Recipe Developer, Photographer).
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Fox7 Austin Live TV Segment – French Macarons
Fox7 Austin Live TV Segment – Pumpkin Swirl Brownies
Fox7 Austin Live TV Segment – Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Fudge
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Glade
Goodness Knows [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]
Gourmesso
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Content creator for the Halo Top website (Recipe Developer, Photographer).
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Immortal Food
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Labrada Nutrition
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Low Sugar Living Magazine
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Louis Jadot
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Mrs. Meyer’s
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Naked Juice
Naked Nutrition
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NutriBullet by Magic Bullet
Monthly contributor to the NutriLiving Blog (Recipe Developer, Photographer, Writer).
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Ozery Bakery [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
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PAM Cooking Spray via BlogHer
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Protein Plus
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Sprouts Farmers Market
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Hi there,
I just purchased your protein bar recipe book from Book Depository and they all look amazing, can’t wait to try them all. My first attempt at making a simple one, the chocolate chip cookie dough bar, hasn’t turned out so well and I am wondering what I may have done wrong so I can correct it before I make other different ones?. I am using all the same ingredients but the bars tasted quite chalky, not at all fudgy, and I had to throw them out unfortunately. I am using the Sun Warrior Vanilla Brown Rice Classic Protein Powder as suggested but even after the mixing etc when I tasted the mixture before putting it into the brownie pan it did taste chalky then too, despite it being all thoroughly mixed. I am so keen to make them work, is there anything I can do?. Should I be mixing the protein powder with a liquid first before putting in the mix to make it dissolve better?. Any ideas what may have gone wrong, or things I could try differently?. Your help and advice would be very much appreciated!.
Claudine-
Thank you so much for getting a copy of the book! 😀
Sorry that your first batch of protein bars didn’t end up like they were supposed to. Are you new to using rice protein powder? If you are, then the unique flavor and texture could be why. I’m actually not a huge fan of brown rice protein powder either (in drinks, it’s chalky and gritty so I don’t recommend that), but when it goes into a protein bar or fudge or frosting, it turns really smooth and fudgy. I’m not sure why or how, but it does and it’s awesome… that’s the only way I can eat rice protein.
I would suggest increasing the natural butter flavor by 1 teaspoon, and add 1 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract. You can also reduce the protein powder by 21g (1 scoop) and increase the oat flour by ~3 tablespoons. And of course, you can always add some more chocolate chips — the cure to everything 😉
If you’re not a fan of the properties of rice protein, I wouldn’t recommend the “Original Flavors” section in the book. I would recommend the more decadent options. My dad wasn’t a huge fan of the Original Flavors, but he absolutely LOVED the S’mores and Snickerz. He said he would eat those every day.
Anyways, I hope this helps Claudine! Thanks again 😀
-Jess
Thanks Jess – no I haven’t worked with rice protein before, only whey, but wanted a healthier alternative as whey sometimes is not good for my tummy. I wasn’t quite ready for the stand out chalky flavour/texture…it looked like a great bar but tasted really bad (my fault)!. Thanks for your advice, I will try again with the extra butter flavour and dialling back the protein a bit and adding extra oats. I will let you know how I get on, so keen to try some more of your great recipes!. It is a very clever book, well done :-)