Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Discover almost 400 gluten free sugar free recipes for children and adults. The recipes mimic gluten free recipes so closely that gluten-eaters enjoy them.
Whether you’re seeking a sugar free granola recipe for breakfast or a traveling snack, this recipe is perfect. You can flavor it with a number of extracts. If you can tolerate dry fruit, adding some adds additional texture and flavor. However, if you’re looking to lower the carbs, leave out the dried fruit. Add some fresh blueberries if you’re serving this as a breakfast cereal. It’s delicious! Continue reading “Gluten Free Sugar Free Granola Recipe”
Using almond flour and other high-fiber and high protein gluten free ingredients, you can make this tasty low carb gluten free bread that is also low in fat. Unlike most low-carb bread recipes, this recipe doesn’t use tons of eggs and butter. Gluten free flours and starches are high in carbohydrates. This is a perfect solution to that problem without having to be on a keto or high-fat diet. I have been shedding pounds quickly by eating this for breakfast and lunch. Continue reading “Low-Carb Low-Fat Gluten Free Bread Recipe for Bread Machine”
I recently had cinnamon ice cream in a restaurant in Carmel and ended up creating a Cinnamon Gelato Recipe. Now that I need to shed a few pounds I’m back to eating my favorite diet frozen dessert, Copycat Wink Frozen Desserts. This time I created a cinnamon bun frozen dessert flavor, better than the Wink brand! I also now provide you with a non-legume and complete protein versions that have a much better texture and flavor. Enjoy! Continue reading “Wink Frozen Desserts Copycat Recipe – Cinnamon Bun (100 Calories and 4 Net Carbs Per Pint)”
While Gluten Free Pastry Cream Using Egg Yolks is richer and smoother, this gluten free pastry cream using whole eggs is much thicker. It tastes much like vanilla pudding, but without that flour texture. Use as a filling or to make German Buttercream. Continue reading “Gluten Free Pastry Cream Whole Eggs”
My granddaughter was visiting and the need to be on the BRAT diet (bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast) arose. So, on short notice, I threw together a few ingredients to make some applesauce pancakes without any starch, just rice flour. Of course, I omitted gums as well. You can also make them with bananas. I just didn’t have any on hand. She loved them! Even my husband I had a shared a few. They are light and delicate, not to mention tasty. Continue reading “Gluten Free BRAT Pancakes”
In an effort to teach an online class on how to make gluten free souffles, I made this gluten free artichoke souffle that I’ve been craving for a few months. It turned out delicious. I suggest topping this souffle with Mornay Sauce or leftover Beef Bourguignon Sauce. They are yummy but the bourguignon sauce is over the top good! Continue reading “Gluten Free Artichoke Souffle with Cheese”
I’m hooked on Wink Frozen Desserts! It’s is a complete guiltless pleasure! I’ve created four copycat recipe flavors thus far and won’t stop until I’ve cover popular flavors and member requests. This Wink Frozen Desserts Strawberry flavor was requested by two members. I’m not usually a big strawberry fan but thoroughly enjoyed this flavor! Try adding a little sugar-free chocolate ganache/syrup. I hope you do too. Continue reading “Wink Frozen Desserts Strawberry Copycat Recipe (100 Calories and 4 Net Carbs Per Pint)”
I have been having so much fun developing a copycat recipe for Wink Frozen Desserts. They are 25 calories and 1 net carb per 1/2 cup. So, that’s 100 calories for an entire pint! I’m in! At the price of Wink pints, $8.00 each, plus shipping, you save a lot of money making your own. They are allergen-free and so much healthier than any other frozen dessert. Plus, they are completely sugar-free and contain healthy ingredients like pea protein and flaxseed meal. Make whatever flavor you want! Continue reading “Wink Frozen Desserts Recipe – Espresso – Mocha – Coffee (100 Calories and 4 Net Carbs Per Pint)”
Using chicken breasts or thighs, you can make this amazing gluten free fried chicken sandwich. While some breasts may taste dry when cooked, this recipe is a far cry from dry, evidenced by its photo. If the moist and crispy chicken isn’t enough, the dressing on the lettuce is amazing as well. The combination is nothing less than scrumptious! Continue reading “Gluten Free Fried Chicken Sandwich (Dairy-Free Egg-Free Gum-Free)”
Chicken fricassee is often made with tons of heavy cream. If you can’t tolerate that much dairy nor the calories that accompany it, give this gluten free chicken fricassee recipe a try. Also included is the cream version. This chicken tastes so good. You can add two ingredients for additional flavor, or not. Continue reading “Gluten Free Chicken Fricassee”