Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Gluten free dessert recipes with color photos appropriate for celiac disease, gluten intolerance, and gluten sensitivity.
If you’re looking for an easy and fast gluten free dessert, these gluten free peanut butter chocolate squares with deconstructed graham cracker crust are amazing! They’re rich. So, be sure to serve them in small amounts. It’ll be one of those ‘got milk?’ moments! Continue reading “No Bake Gluten Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Squares or Rounds”
My grandmother and mother used to make biscotti (Italian cookies), but I never enjoyed them until I made my own, gluten free, of course! These gluten free pumpkin biscotti may be filled with dried fruit and/or nuts, or not. Did I hear, “Amazing”? Why, yes, I did! Use pumpkin puree or pureed sweet potatoes. Either way, they’re delicious! Nuts and dried fruit are optional. You can even dip them in melted chocolate.
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I kept craving Ding Dongs. Remember those? They are a small disk-shaped chocolate cake, almost like a cupcake but not as high. They are filled with marshmallow fluff and covered in chocolate? It hit me! Why not use lots of marshmallow fluff? Since my marshmallow fluff basically melts in your mouth, you need much more versus the original Ding Dongs. Voila! This is what I ended up with. Deliciousness!! Decorated like sundaes, they make nice gifts as well. Continue reading “Gluten Free Chocolate Marshmallow Sundae Cupcakes”
Mallomars are over a 100-year tradition. Now you can have even better, gluten free, mallomars! Check out the recipe and video of dousing them with chocolate. While I have a recipe for Gluten Free Moon Pies, I wanted to create a round graham cracker that was cooked to perfection and evenly, even around the edges. So, I used a new method to make the round graham crackers and filled them with my new sturdier Marshmallow Fluff (available to everyone). These cookies almost melt in your mouth! Continue reading “Gluten Free Mallomars (Egg-Free Options)”
This marshmallow fluff gluten-free recipe with a corn free option is a light and fluffy marshmallow cream filling you can use to fill gluten free desserts. While I already have a Marshmallow Creme Frosting/Filling Recipe, I needed something a little stiffer to fill my Gluten Free Mallomars that I recently made. (Recipe to come today.) This worked out perfectly. It is lighter and fluffier than store-bought marshmallows, which allows them to melt in your mouth! They taste creamier, better than marshmallows and are a good way to use up leftover egg whites. Continue reading “Marshmallow Fluff Gluten Free (Corn Free Option)”
Using two traditional methods as well as two unique methods, this gluten free chocolate beet cake is super moist. While I used my Five-Star Chocolate Mousse as a filling and frosting, you may frost and fill as you desire. My rich chocolate frosting is another sure winner. (See tips section of the recipe.) Enjoy!
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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)”
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”
For my birthday, I made my favorite, Gluten Free Boston Cream Cupcakes! I enjoy them more than my Gluten Free Boston Cream Pie Cake Recipe because you can fill them with more pastry cream, if you want. Meanwhile, I made an error in the recipe and it resulted in the best and fluffiest cupcakes ever! You have to try them! They truly taste like traditional Boston cream cupcakes. Continue reading “Lighter Gluten Free Boston Cream Cupcakes”