Gluten Free White Corn Tortilla Recipe (or Arepas – Pita Pockets)

Soft Gluten Free White Corn Tortillas

After visiting Mexico this summer, I was determined to find out how to make soft gluten free white corn tortillas. I usually buy Mission Super Soft White Corn Tortillas. They are much softer than their yellow corn tortillas, closer to flour tortillas, but with more fiber and obviously no gluten. However, if you prefer freshly made gluten free corn tortillas and arepas, without gum and preservatives, try this simple recipe. The special corn flour is easily accessible online and in specialty markets. You only need to add water and salt. You don’t need a tortilla press to make them; however it works with one. Continue reading “Gluten Free White Corn Tortilla Recipe (or Arepas – Pita Pockets)”

Gluten Free Dumplings (Shaomai)

Gluten Free Asian Dumplings

Shaomai (pronunciation here) are Asian dumplings filled with shrimp and pork cooked in a bamboo steamer or other makeshift steamer). They are similar to potstickers, but the filling is different and they stand erect and are not completely sealed. In this version, the dumplings are only steamed, not fried and steamed as I instruct in my potstickers recipe. However, both may be just steamed. The Shaomai is simply delicious and may be served to all of your guests. Continue reading “Gluten Free Dumplings (Shaomai)”

Gluten Free Ramen Burger – The Secret to the Glue! (Egg-Free)

Crunchy Gluten Free Ramen Burger Buns

The ramen burger first became popular in 2013 at an outdoor, weekend food bizarre called Smorgasburg in New York. Blogger and Japanese ramen enthusiast, Keizo Shimamoto created it. How he gets the ramen to stick together is a trade secret, but I’ve figured it out! I’ve tried egg, and it just doesn’t work very well. Learn how to make a traditional, gluten free ramen burger, including the sauce! Continue reading “Gluten Free Ramen Burger – The Secret to the Glue! (Egg-Free)”

Best Gluten Free Hamburger Buns (Cheese & Onion Options)

Best Gluten Free Hamburger Buns

Using a combination of rice and sorghum flour along with other ingredients, these gluten free hamburger buns are truly delicious. If you have a barbecue or grill available, toast them to make them crunchy. Serve with burgers, sausage, or your favorite vegetarian fare.

While one of my cookbook recipe testers named these buns “just like gluten buns,” I’ve named them the best gluten free hamburger buns. They are slightly heartier, but not by much. It just means they have flavor! Continue reading “Best Gluten Free Hamburger Buns (Cheese & Onion Options)”

Gluten Free Chocolate Marble Cheesecake with Caramelized Pecan Crust (Dairy-Free Options)

Gluten Free Chocolate Marbled Cheesecake

In this recipe, I reversed my previous gluten free marble cheesecake in that the base is vanilla and the marbling is chocolate. I also used a different crust. You have to try it! You can also check out my Gluten Free Chocolate Mint Cheesecake with Vanilla Marbling (mint optional). Both are delicious! With this new one, you can also make cheesecake bars by using a square pan. Continue reading “Gluten Free Chocolate Marble Cheesecake with Caramelized Pecan Crust (Dairy-Free Options)”

Microwaved Gluten Free Molten Lava Mug Cake (with Dairy- and Egg-Free Options)

Gluten Free Molten Lava Mug Cake

I saw chef Ryan Scott make a molten lava cake in the microwave on The Today Show.  So, I played around with his recipe to make a gluten-free molten lava cake. It fits perfectly with my collection of gluten free microwaved mug cake recipes. So, I had to convert it to gluten free. Check it out! It’s delicious! Can’t do flour? Try my baked Gluten Free Lava Cake Recipe made with almond flour. Continue reading “Microwaved Gluten Free Molten Lava Mug Cake (with Dairy- and Egg-Free Options)”

Gluten Free Campfire Apple Crisp or Crumble (With or Without Oats)

Gluten Free Campfire Crumble and Crisp

Whether you are going camping or want an easy to dessert you can make on the grill during those hot summer days, this gluten free campfire apple crisp recipe is perfect. It’s a light dessert that you can easily serve immediately after a meal. It’s tastes like apple pie filling. Crisps traditionally contain oats, but you can omit the oats if you are not tolerant and turn the recipe into a crumble. Either way, it’s delicious, easy to make, and very little clean up as you make them in aluminum foil. Continue reading “Gluten Free Campfire Apple Crisp or Crumble (With or Without Oats)”