Category: Gluten Free French Recipes

Gluten free French recipes including sables (cookies), Financiers (tea cakes), and pate a choux (cream puffs) to entrees with rich sauces, Duchess potatoes and Chicken Divan.

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Gluten Free Brioche Bread Recipe – Rich, Soft, Tender & Sweet

Gluten Free Brioche Bread Recipe

After spending several years and much time creating the perfect gluten free brioche bread recipe, I finally did it! Brioche is one of my husband’s favorite breads. This sweet, rich bread is the basis of Italian Panettone and French Tarte Tropezienne, to name a couple. Using this recipe, you can make bread, buns, or rolls. Check out the texture in this video. Continue reading “Gluten Free Brioche Bread Recipe – Rich, Soft, Tender & Sweet”

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Gluten Free Beef Bourguignon in a Pressure Cooker (Tomato Free)

Gluten Free Beef Bourguignon in a Pressure Cooker

After eating naturally gluten free food  for one week while on vacation, followed by a week of being sick in bed, I was in the mood for something really spectacular! This pressure cooker version of gluten free beef bourguignon fit the bill for myself as well as my husband. This recipe was literally the best beef dish I have ever made. it was incredible-tasting and easy to make. I was making noises while eating it, “Mmmm!” My husband kept saying how really good it was. I would gladly pay up to $32 for this dish in a fine restaurant. Continue reading “Gluten Free Beef Bourguignon in a Pressure Cooker (Tomato Free)”

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Gluten Free Parisian Gnocchi (French-Style)

Gluten Free Parisian Gnocchi with Cheese & Parsley - Fried

If you’ve ever been to Paris or anywhere in France, when you order Gnocchi, you do not get the gnocchi that you’re used to getting in Italy. There is quite a difference. Parisian gnocchi is light, fluffy, and more flavorful. If you’re afraid to make homemade gluten free pasta, this is a wonderful alternative. They are pillowy clouds that you can fry to add even more flavor and a slightly crisp texture. Add in herbs, spices, and even cheese, if you like. Serve for breakfast, lunch, or dinner as a side dish or main dish.  Continue reading “Gluten Free Parisian Gnocchi (French-Style)”

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Gluten Free French Beignets – Light and Airy New Orleans Donuts

Light and Airy Gluten Free Beignets

This recipe is nothing like Yeast-Based Gluten Free Beignets (the ones that are popular in New Orleans, usually made from biscuit dough). Instead, they are Gluten Free French Beignets, popular in France. This dough creates light and airy pastries that have a marshmallow-like texture inside the shell, similar to churros. I don’t know anyone who would stop at just one. They’re just so light! Continue reading “Gluten Free French Beignets – Light and Airy New Orleans Donuts”

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Gluten Free Dairy Free Cream Puffs – Profiteroles (No Coconut)

Gluten Free Dairy Free Cream Puffs - Profiteroles

Gluten Free Dairy Free Cream Puffs Baked to Culinary Perfection

I’m teaching a gluten free culinary class and needed a gluten free dairy free cream puffs recipe that was up to culinary standards. This is it! It took several attempts, but these are light and hallow, perfectly browned, and have a wonderful flavor, almost flavorless. This recipe does not contain coconut oil, coconut milk, nor dairy free margarine or spread. I use my Homemade Gluten Free Flour Blend (no Expandex or gelatin.) 

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Gluten Free Red Velvet Cream Puffs – Pate a Choux

Mini Red Velvet Cream Puffs

There are a number of things you can do with cream puffs. They range from filling them with sweet fillings for dessert to savory fillings for appetizers to garnishes on cake. I am using these gluten free red velvet cream puffs to create a croquembouche (a cone-shaped tree with a crunchy caramel). Join me on this adventure by making the cream puffs today. They can easily be frozen. Look for the next recipe, my Gluten Free Croquembouche! Continue reading “Gluten Free Red Velvet Cream Puffs – Pate a Choux”