A method of making a flour for pizzas and pastas has the steps of extracting coconut water from a coconut, drying the meat of the coconut at a temperature between 4° C. in 10° C. until the meat is dry, and crushing and grinding the dry meat so as to produce a gluten-free flour. In order to make a pizza, the coconut base flour is mixed with an approximately equal proportion of water, kneaded and heated. The flour for the pizza will include approximately 51.5% of the gluten-free coconut flour.

Provided is an egg replacer, and compositions comprising such egg replacer, and methods for producing the same.

Provided is an egg replacer, and compositions comprising such egg replacer, and methods for producing the same.

The invention relates, in certain aspects, to a novel baking process that allows for the production of a gluten-free laminated baked good. In certain embodiments, the baked good of the invention has a look similar or indistinguishable from that of a conventional gluten-based baked good. In other embodiments, the baked good of the invention has a taste similar or indistinguishable from that of a conventional gluten-based baked good. In yet other embodiments, the baked good of the invention has a texture similar or indistinguishable from that of a conventional gluten-based baked good.

The invention relates, in certain aspects, to a novel baking process that allows for the production of a gluten-free laminated baked good. In certain embodiments, the baked good of the invention has a look similar or indistinguishable from that of a conventional gluten-based baked good. In other embodiments, the baked good of the invention has a taste similar or indistinguishable from that of a conventional gluten-based baked good. In yet other embodiments, the baked good of the invention has a texture similar or indistinguishable from that of a conventional gluten-based baked good.

An essentially carbohydrate-free, protein-based flour substitute and methods for preparing the same are disclosed herein. The flour substitute may be used to make pizza crusts, chips, taco shells, tortillas, crackers, sandwich thins, and other food products that are traditionally flour based. The organoleptic properties of the disclosed flour substitute preferably resemble the organoleptic properties of traditional baked goods and are substantially different from the organoleptic properties of traditional meat products. The disclosed flour substitute comprises a meat or nut flour, a flavor-masking spice, salt, and a vegetable, fruit, or plant-based oil or an oil-based spray. The disclosed flour substitute is used to make substitute food products that preferably resemble, in both appearance and taste, the traditional food products that the substitute food products are replacing. The flour substitute is preferably fiber-free and does not contain any other non digestible carbohydrates. Methods of preparing the disclosed flour substitute are also disclosed herein.

Human made. Fried on the Moon? Grown on Mars? Delivered on Mercury? Invented on Earth. Doughnuts donuts. doughnuts (donuts). The doughnut (donut), at the core, of this conjunction, unity, in the middle, doughnuts (donuts), created the same; rings. One ring, made, with intention, before each doughnut (donut) rises and fries in junction to and fro flour and sugar, oats and spaces. doughnuts (donuts).

Human made. Fried on the Moon? Grown on Mars? Delivered on Mercury? Invented on Earth. Doughnuts donuts. doughnuts (donuts). The doughnut (donut), at the core, of this conjunction, unity, in the middle, doughnuts (donuts), created the same; rings. One ring, made, with intention, before each doughnut (donut) rises and fries in junction to and fro flour and sugar, oats and spaces. doughnuts (donuts).

The present invention relates to a granular food ingredient, and a method for making a granular food ingredient. The granular food ingredient is low in carbohydrate and fat. The granular food ingredient can be used as the basis for manufacturing a variety of food products which are traditionally made using flour.

Methods for the production of a variety of tortilla products involve initial extrusion of one or more grain(s) and/or legume(s) using a twin-screw extruder, followed by mixing the extrudate with water and other ingredients to form a tortilla dough. The dough is then subdivided and formed into a flat tortilla shape, followed by cooking. The grain(s) and/or legume(s) may be previously extruded as a part of a continuous process. High quality tortilla products may be produced using a wide variety of grain(s) and/or legume(s), including gluten-free ingredients.