Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Hundreds of Gluten Free Dairy Free Egg Free Recipes that are safe for those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance. All recipes have color photos with easy to follow instructions.
Who knew granola could be addicting? This one is! Maple syrup is the key to this recipe. However, you can help control blood sugar levels by using half agave syrup and still create an addictive flavor. This gluten free granola is a must-try! Continue reading “Addictive Gluten Free Granola Recipe”
If you miss hot and sour soup at your favorite Chinese restaurant, this is a must-make recipe. Shiitake mushrooms pair well with chicken and garlic, and with the additional ingredients, this soup is a delight. However, you may use tofu instead of chicken as a vegetarian option, as well as vegetable broth for chicken broth. As a plus point, shiitake mushrooms are packed with iron. Continue reading “Gluten Free Hot and Sour Soup”
While KFC does not offer gluten-free Kentucky Fried Chicken, you can easily make your own at home. Make a lot of the seasoning blend, keep it on hand, and whip some up in no time. It is so delicious that it truly reminds me of my old KFC bucket days! Continue reading “Gluten Free KFC®-Style Chicken”
While developing recipes for my cookbook, I created a traditional Copycat Betty Crocker Devil’s Food Cake Mix recipe. At the time, I wasn’t sure on the theme of my cookbook. I thought I’d give an egg-free version a try. My husband who loves devil’s food cake enjoyed it as did I. The one recipe tester who tried it did not use a mixer, which would have made it lighter. She just mixed it all up in a bowl. As you can see in her photo, it still looks delicious, but a little dense. She really enjoyed it, even though she is not on an egg-free diet. She rated it 10/10 in texture, 9/10 in flavor, and 10/10 in appearance. Her husband thought it was too moist. Meanwhile, I hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
Continue reading “Gluten-Free Allergen-Free Devil’s Food Cake”
I love cooking with broccoli as there is little prep work to do. You just trim the ends, cut it up, and it’s good to go. I hate peeling! I often find myself in the kitchen wishing I had a sous-che
f (second in command to the chef) to help me. Continue reading “Super Skinny Cream of Broccoli Soup”
One of my Facebook followers requested a recipe for a sweet and sticky chicken kebab / kabob marinade. Honey or sugar and some liquid can create stickiness, but honey or agave is the best. Gluten-free barbecue sauce would also work if that’s all you have on hand. However, honey or honey and mustard are awesome. It’s great due to my tomato allergies. In this recipe, I use lots of black pepper. Depending to whom I am serving it to, I may even add a little gluten free chipotle or hot sauce. Yum! Let me know how you like it. Continue reading “Gluten Free Chicken Kebabs – Kabobs with Honey Marinade”
White kidney beans may be difficult to find in your local store, but you can use any white beans to make this flavorful chicken chili. I don’t know what it is about this recipe, but I am addicted to it! It has just the right amount of everything…garlic, sweetness, tang, broth, and heat. I’ve made this about three times now, but I kept forgetting to share it with you until now. I hope you enjoy it as much as we have. It’s so easy because you use canned beans! (I buy from Vitacost.com. I recently bought some for half off!) Continue reading “Easy Gluten Free White Bean and Chicken Chili”
While green beans are gluten free, not all brands of bacon are. I’ve been making this bacon and onion green bean casserole during the holidays for decades. It’s my favorite dish that I just can’t live without. My family loves it because I don’t skimp on the bacon. There’s nothing worse than being one of the last ones to dig in and have to dig for bacon. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as my family has. Continue reading “Gluten Free Holiday Green Beans”
Kimchi, also spelled kimchee and gimchi, is a fermented Korean side dish made of cabbage and other vegetables with a number of other ingredients. In traditional preparation, kimchi is fermented in jars underground. There are too many different varieties of kimchi to mention, but I enjoy the napa cabbage version. Napa cabbage is tender and sweet. This recipe is my own mildly spicy version. It reminds me of spicy coleslaw that has rested overnight or a couple of days, you know, when it becomes soft instead of crisp. Kimchi may be eaten fermented or fresh, which is how I use it. Serve this napa cabbage kimchi with rice and Korean pulled pork or strain it and use as a filling with pulled pork in Gluten Free Egg Rolls. (Stay tuned in for my Korean Pulled Pork Recipe.) Continue reading “Gluten Free Napa Cabbage Kimchi”
Prosciutto is a popular Italian delicatessen cut of meat used in many popular main dishes such as Chicken Cordon Bleu. Prosciutto is to ham as pancetta is to bacon*, similar, yet different. I use prosciutto in this “pork on pork” chop recipe that was inspired by a cookbook author, Amanda Freitag, who was recently promoting her cookbook, “Comforting Classics” on the Food Network channel. Continue reading “Herb Prosciutto on Pork Chops “Pork on Pork””