Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
This recipe for gluten free apple crumble is delicious and easy to make. Typically, crumble recipes contain oats but crisps do not. I provide you with multiple substitutions for oats, nuts, and dairy in case you are intolerant to any of these ingredients. If not, make as suggested in ramekins or oven-safe mugs.
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Using my new whole grain flour blend recipe and fresh, frozen, or freeze-dried blueberries, you can make this delicious, moist, and tender gluten free whole grain blueberry muffins. They have no added starch (tapioca, potato, arrowroot, rice, or cornstarch). The flour blend contains wholesome whole grain flours only. You have a choice of using gum or for gum-free, use psyllium husk with a minor adjustment. Either way, they are simply delicious! Continue reading “Gluten Free Whole Grain Blueberry Muffins (No Starch Added)”
A few months ago, I created a Copycat Jovial Ancient Grain Gluten Free Pastry Flour No. 03 recipe. However, there are many more health benefits to whole grains as well as added flavor. This new whole grain gluten free pastry flour blend is free of added starch such as potato, tapioca, arrowroot, rice and cornstarch; inexpensive to make, and can be made even healthier by following my tips. You can make it even less expensive by using the cheapest of the whole grains. I also provide a gum-free substitute.
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Whether you desire gluten free lemon poppy seed pancakes or also dairy free, you can make them high and fluffy, or thin for rolling and stuffing. A sweet ricotta filling is amazing! Top with honey or your favorite maple syrup. Blueberry or strawberry puree/sauce also complement lemon well. Enjoy! Continue reading “Fluffy Gluten Free Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes (Dairy-Free Option)”
Easy to make, with very few ingredients, these Gluten Free Asian Rice Wraps are soft, chewy, and sturdy! They filling compared to lettuce wraps and even stay soft in packed lunches. Check out their texture in this video before you purchase a membership to access this members only recipe or make them yourself. Continue reading “Gluten Free Asian Rice Wraps Video”
When a lettuce wrap is not substantial enough, whip up these easy to make Asian rice wraps! They are free of gluten, fat, soy, dairy, corn, potato, eggs, gums, nuts, yeast, and more! Make them low-sodium or sodium-free, if desired. Serve them filled with chicken mixed with Sweet Red Chili Sauce, Chicken Fried Rice mixed with Sweet Red Chili Sauce (as pictured), or my favorite, Chinese Chilled Chicken. Using very few ingredients you can whip these up and they only take a couple of minutes to cook. Continue reading “Gluten Free Asian Rice Wraps”
If you have plenty of fruit on your hands, fruit leather is a wonderful way to preserve it. I use strawberry here, but you can use rehydrate any dried fruit and use it as well. A healthy snack for lunches, at home, and on the go! Continue reading “Strawberry Fruit Roll Ups Recipe (Gluten Free + Sugar-Free Options)”
Using a 12-cup muffin pan or 6-cup jumbo muffin pan, you can make these delicious gluten free pizza muffins. The dough is soft but slightly chewy. Put a couple in your loved one’s lunch box, serve them after school, or when you’re in a hurry at breakfast time. Continue reading “Gluten Free Pizza Muffins”
When money’s tight and ingredients are low, make this gluten free pina colada cake recipe. It makes a moist 8-inch two-layer cake that you can serve to any guest. Fill it with sweet pineapple curd (extra-rich, if desired) and frost with marshmallow coconut frosting, or choose from other frosting recipes. The only thing missing is the rum, which you can add to the cake mix if you so choose. Continue reading “Gluten Free Pina Colada Cake Using Copycat Betty Crocker Gluten Free Cake Mix”
Make this easy to handle dough to create delicious gluten free basil egg noodles to use as fettuccine noodles, spaghetti, lasagna noodles, cannelloni, and more. It doesn’t get mushy even upon reheating in soup. You may combine my Gluten Free Egg Noodles Recipe or Gluten Free Spinach Egg Noodle Recipe.with some basil pasta and top it with Baked-Breaded Cauliflower and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese. What an Italian flavor-bomb! Continue reading “Gluten Free Basil Egg Noodles Recipe”