Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Gluten free allergen free recipes that omit dairy, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, rye and barley. When oats are called for in a recipe, they are gluten free.
Your gluten free holidays can be perfect without getting up at dawn to make the perfect breakfast. Make this amazing gluten free cinnamon roll wreath in advance and freeze. Then defrost the night before. Any time of year is perfect to start off a special day with this lovely wreath. The vanilla bean filling is just the icing on the wreath!
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The holidays bring bold flavors to the dessert table, like this gluten free gingerbread bundt cake. You can take a simple bundt cake and make it the center of attention. Omit the nuts and follow the easy suggestions to make an allergen-free version.
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There’s nothing that expresses Thanksgiving or fall like pumpkin. This layered gluten free pumpkin cake is as moist as pumpkin bread (quick bread) but lighter and truly delicious. Choose from three frosting recipes with a cinnamon variation.
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You don’t need dairy or corn syrup to make delicious, chewy caramel. This recipe uses healthy substitutes for butter, cream, corn syrup, and granulated sugar. Check out the ingredients list and see for yourself. I’m sure you’ll be sold on the alternatives, too. There is a slight flavor of coconut, but I swear you won’t care. Even coconut haters enjoy this caramel.
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Several manufacturers make similar traditional cookies like Signature Select, Great Value, and Nabisco calls theirs “Pinwheels”. This gluten free fudge marshmallow cookies recipe is comprised of a crunchy chocolate cookie, topped with marshmallows, and covered in chocolate. I prefer these cookies over See’s Candies marshmallow treats, which says a lot because those contain caramel. The cookie is the key to this recipe! However, many others appreciate the process that I created to adhere the marshmallows to the cookies. Enjoy!
Check out their texture at Gluten Free Fudge Cookie Video.
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Without the use of tomatoes or bell pepper, you can make this flavorful black bean turkey chili. There’s an unusual vegetable in this version of the recipe. What is it? Carrots! Meanwhile, turkey is a smart choice for those watching calories and fat, but usually doesn’t add much flavor to chili and stews. However, the broth you use is the key. If you’re not watching your fat or calorie intake, there are add-ins that you’ll absolutely love.
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When you want to serve something sweet for breakfast but no unhealthy, make these delicious gluten free breakfast muffins. You can change up the flavors and add-ins to meet your tastes. As pictured, you’ll find a cinnamon-raisin version. However, you can blueberries or chopped apples with a little almond extract to mix things up a bit. You can even replace the maple syrup with your favorite sweetener. No mixer needed for less cleanup. Have fun and enjoy. The flavor is spectacular!
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When you’re looking for something different to make for dinner, make these delicious gluten free chicken and bacon quesadillas in the oven or on the stovetop. The bacon and added spices make a healthy substitute for chorizo (no red dye, soy, or unwanted pork parts). Use traditional bacon or turkey bacon, as long as the brand is gluten free. Use brown or white meat chicken. Add your favorite quesadilla toppings or eat plain and you’re good to go!
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In the words of a member, “These rolls are between bread and a biscuit, but better!” You can make these gluten free pumpkin dinner rolls in your kitchen using potatoes, sweet potatoes, or fresh pumpkin. They’re something special.
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Sometimes you’re just short on time and need to make dinner in a matter of a few minutes. I totally get it! When you’re in a rush, realize that this one thing that helps save cooking time: small-sized food. This recipe is a perfect example of that, but it combines the use of a microwave as well. Plus, there is no sacrifice in flavor either. These microwave fried potatoes taste better than French fries! Enjoy.
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