Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Over 400 gluten-free egg-free recipes that may contain dairy. Check out our gluten-free egg-free and dairy-free recipes if you are intolerant or allergic to dairy. Recipes range from appetizers to dinner and desserts to snacks.
Christmas doesn’t have to be complicated. You can make these adorable Santa strawberries in minutes. Everyone will think they’re so cute! Show them that you thought of them enough to make something homemade and festive. Kids love making these too! I can picture these on waffles, pancakes, at a dessert table, or even a breakfast buffet.
Contains dairy OR coconut.
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Chomeur, French for “unemployed” and pounding for “pudding” was originally known as the poor man’s pudding during the depression. It was created in Quebec Canada by female factory workers. This particular gluten free chomeur pudding is far from a poor man’s dessert. Pound cake-like near the surface, with a pudding texture closer to the bottom, and a maple caramel sauce that is out of this world. I’ve also added an inexpensive alternative recipe in the Tips section.
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When you taste a raw cake batter and fall in love with it, you still don’t know how the texture will turn out. There’s no need to worry about taste or texture in this gluten free chocolate sour cream cake. They’re both perfect, light and tender as well as chocolaty!
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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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When you’re busy, make a batch of gluten free béchamel sauce and freeze some. Then you just reheat some and add cheese, a splash of wine, or leave plain to make numerous recipes like this gluten free spinach and pasta. The sauce is rich and delicious no matter what you add to it. Enjoy.
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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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Often, chocolate buttercream just doesn’t taste chocolatey enough. This Swiss meringue buttercream contains the perfect balance of chocolate and slightly minty flavor. So many times recipes turn out too minty, which drowns out the chocolate flavor. Not here! Just imagine a chocolate milkshake with a little peppermint. That’s exactly what this frosting tastes like. I’ve never been a mint fan, but this one I can eat straight from the mixing bowl. It’s that good!
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An easy to make gluten free pecan tart. Pecan tarts make a better presentation (in my opinion) than pecan pies because they are full instead of sunken in, like so many other recipes. As you can see, this recipe is perfect as it is not sunken at all. Enjoy!
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When you want to impress guests, make this delicious gluten free caramelized onion bacon quiche. Caramelizing the onion provides a richer, sweeter flavor, but if you wish to make a faster version you may do that as well. The filing mixed with its savory custard is decadent, to say the least. This recipe is perfect for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, or potluck.
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Cup4Cup now makes a gluten free multigrain bread mix that contains very little white refined starch, in this case, tapioca flour. All of the other flours are made of whole grains such as oat, millet, sorghum, buckwheat, teff, as well as flax seed meal. The great thing about this copycat recipe is that you can change whatever you cannot tolerate. Provided are substitutes for oat flour, xanthan gum, and even eggs. This recipe is naturally dairy-free.
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