Category: Easy Gluten Free Recipes

Discover over 200 easy gluten free recipes. Though many ingredients achieve fantastic gluten free baked goods, it isn’t necessary in all recipes. Make some now!

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Gluten Free Coleslaw Like KFC’s

Gluten Free Coleslaw - KFC Clone

For years I used to crave KFC’s coleslaw. Now that us gluten free eaters can no longer eat at KFC, I thought you would appreciate my KFC clone dressing. McCormick spices are gluten-free. Be sure to avoid using mayonnaise jars that gluten-eaters may have used if you are gluten intolerant. Double dipping knives in jars can leave cross-contamination. They dip in the mayo jar, spread it on their bread, and then dip in the jar again. Meanwhile, enjoy this gluten free coleslaw recipe. My guests thoroughly enjoyed it on the 4th of July and asked to take the leftover home. Continue reading “Gluten Free Coleslaw Like KFC’s”

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Gluten Free Panzanella Salad

Gluten Free Panzanella Salad

This is one classic Italian dish that I did not grow up with, but absolutely love. You may mistake this gluten free panzanella salad for a traditional salad, but it is heartier than that. Rather than topping each salad with a few croutons, a panzanella consists of many croutons tossed within the salad. In addition, they typically do not contain lettuce. Besides the recipe below, one of my favorite panzanella salad recipes include finely diced tomatoes, hearts of celery, diced seeded cucumber, red and yellow bell peppers, and some fresh, minced garlic and basil. However, when I’m in a hurry, I throw this one together for guests. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Panzanella Salad”

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Gluten Free Mug Cake: Strawberry Shortcake (Microwaved)

Gluten Free Mug Cake: Strawberry Shortcake (Microwaved)

There are a few advantages to making individually portioned desserts. You can save money, consume less sugar, fat, and calories by avoiding subsequent servings, and they cook up quickly. I enjoy them because you can adjust the toppings and flavors to fit individual needs. Microwave mug cakes are perfect for college students. You may be able to think of additional advantages. If you do, please share them in a comment below. Meanwhile, enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Mug Cake: Strawberry Shortcake (Microwaved)”

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How to Make a Simple Syrup

Simple Syrup for Cocktails and Desserts

Simple syrup may be used in cocktails and desserts. You will find desserts that need a thick glossy color and all sorbet recipes call for simple syrup. Using simple syrup along with your desired flavor of flavoring or extract can replace expensive cocktail mixes. Add some soda water and you have yourself homemade soda! Learn how to make a simple syrup.  It’s easy and only calls for sugar and water. Continue reading “How to Make a Simple Syrup”

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Gluten Free Fudge Brownies Using Everyday Ingredients

Gluten Free Brownies Using Everyday Ingredients

I have always wanted to write a cookbook on gluten free recipes that only use everyday ingredients. This gluten free brownies recipe is one recipe that I would include. I think having such recipes make the transition to a gluten free diet that much easier. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as we have. They have a fudgy texture and makes a truly decadent dessert. Continue reading “Gluten Free Fudge Brownies Using Everyday Ingredients”

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Easy Gluten Free Chicken and Rice Casserole in 15 Minutes

Gluten Free Chicken and Rice Casserole with Vegtables

On those busy nights, make this gluten free chicken and rice casserole and add your favorite vegetables. Season with salt and pepper or add a tablespoon or two of your favorite sauce. I enjoy pesto in mine occasionally; however, for this one, I just seasoned with salt and pepper. It only takes 15 minutes to cook. Enjoy! Continue reading “Easy Gluten Free Chicken and Rice Casserole in 15 Minutes”