If you're staying home, practicing social distancing like we are and you've run out of flour, eggs or butter (because who isn't stress baking right now?), you can still bake something delicious before your next restock.
Heck, we even have recipes for you if you're missing TWO out of three of those ingredients. Just keep scrollin'!
RECIPES WITHOUT FLOUR
There may not be flour in it, but there's a double dose of hazelnuts in this gluten-free cake. Watch how to make it in the video above.
2. Cinnamon Toast Pistachio Cheesecake
Yep, you can have your cake and eat it, too — even without flour!
Behold, the perfect mix of Italian and American cheesecakes.
4. Breakfast Waffle Bread Pudding With Berries
We know you have a lot of frozen waffles — so make 'em a little fancy while you have the time.
RECIPES WITHOUT EGGS
These thin, crispy almond cookies are gluten-free, easy to throw together and hard to mess up.
The shortbread-like cookies practically melt in your mouth.
RECIPES WITHOUT EGGS + FLOUR
7. 2-Ingredient Chocolate Hazelnut Palmiers
Just two ingredients, friends — and neither is eggs or flour.
8. 2-Ingredient Coconut Macaroons
We even have a suggestion for you if you don't have dulce de leche.
9. Monkey Bread
Are there store-bought biscuits hiding in your fridge? If so, you have to make this.
RECIPES WITHOUT BUTTER
This recipe makes 36 cookies — but we don't expect them to last long.
As long as you have oil instead, you're golden.
12. Zucchini Bread With Crunchy Sugar Topping
This delicious zucchini bread recipe has a sugar topping that adds the perfect amount of crunch.
This banana bread is sure to be a favorite of even the most disciplined of healthy eaters.
RECIPES WITHOUT EGGS + BUTTER
14. Cookie Monster's Every Monster Cookie
Sesame Street's favorite cookie thief shares his recipe for a cookie that's dairy-, gluten-, egg- and nut-free.
Don't limit yourself to birthday cake — you can use any cake scrap and any leftover fillings, crumbs, or crunches from your kitchen.
This simple recipe for peanut butter bread is originally from the 1930s, but the no-yeast bread is the latest quarantine baking trend thanks to Reddit.
