Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Most gluten free recipes contain gum, usually xanthan or guar gum. However, there are ways to avoid gum and Carla shows you how to make delicious gluten free gum free recipes.
With multiple flavor variations, this Wink Frozen Desserts copycat
recipe, known as the 100 calorie pint, is the best thing ever! Now, when you have a bad day and eat an entire pint, your day goes from bad to better! ~ All with no guilt!
Whipped porridge is a Finnish tradition and is normally made with farina (cream of wheat used to make cereal or pudding). Traditional versions contain homemade juice from tart berries like lingonberries, red currants, or cranberries. I chose readymade cranberry juice because cranberries are low in Ph but high in pectin, which provides stability/structure for whipping to hold its peaks. Meanwhile, gluten free whipped porridge is something you should try at least once. It’s definitely something kids will enjoy making. Continue reading “Gluten Free Whipped Porridge”
If you’re looking to add more protein to your gluten free diet and flavor to your baked goods, give this homemade gluten free almond flour blend a try. t adds an almost buttery flavor to dairy free recipes. Use this blend from cakes to yeast-risen breads. This flour blend does not contain gum because you really need different amounts of gum for specific recipes. It also allows you to use gum alternatives. Provided is a general guideline to steer you in the right direction of gums and alternatives that work well. Continue reading “Gluten Free Almond Flour Blend – Homemade (Dairy-Free) (Better Than Mama’s)”
Popular in the Mid-West and South United States, creamed corn is a staple on menus. This southern-style gluten free creamed corn recipe is not only delicious but will convert many skeptics. Continue reading “Gluten Free Creamed Corn Recipe – Southern Style”
Melted marshmallows and Rice Krispies are not usually the average adult’s choice for a treat. However, combining crispy rice cereal with chocolate and even nuts, if desired, most certainly is. This treat is super easy and fast to make! Make these gluten free chocolate crispy rice treats in about 5 minutes and enjoying them in 10! Continue reading “Gluten Free Chocolate Crispy Rice Treats (Nuts & Dairy Optional)”
This naturally gluten free lemon curd recipe makes a wonderful filling for pies, tarts, and pastries. You can fill Gluten Free Puff Pastry to make delicious Gluten Free Danish. Gluten free lemon curd also makes a wonderful cake topping too. The ideas almost endless. The best part about this recipe is that it’s easy to make. Continue reading “Gluten Free Lemon Curd Recipe”
Without the use of dairy free cheese substitutes or a super-powered blender, you can create gluten free dairy-free cheesy vegan nacho sauce using vegetables as a base. The best part about this sauce is that it doesn’t harden like real melted cheese. It keeps its creamy consistency throughout your munching experience. It’s yummy too! Continue reading “Vegan Nacho Sauce (Gluten and Dairy-Free)”
Batter chicken easily and quickly, fry, and toss or dip in a lovely Asian tangerine sauce. That’s this crispy gluten free tangerine in a nutshell (American saying). This dish tastes like fine Chinese food, but it’s all gluten free! Better yet, you can also make this soy free! Continue reading “Crispy Gluten Free Tangerine Chicken”
You may be familiar with sweet red chili sauce, an Asian favorite. This gluten free Asian sweet garlic sauce is similar but instead of sweet and spicy, it is sweet and full of garlic and other Asian flavors. Usually made with Shaoxing wine (a specialty Asian wine), an easily obtainable substitute is used instead, which provides a similar flavor. This is an amazing sauce that you can use in Asian chicken, beef, and vegetable dishes as well as a dip. Continue reading “Gluten Free Asian Sweet Garlic Sauce”
With a slight coffee flavor as well as being sweet, this gluten free coffee bread compliments savory or sweet fixings quite well. Use for sandwiches. Make the basic sunflower seed recipe or the cinnamon-raisin variation. They both are amazing in their own ways. Adjust the sweetness to your liking. Toast it too!
This recipe may be made corn-free or tapioca free. Continue reading “Gluten Free Coffee Bread + Cinnamon-Raisin Variation (Egg and Gum-Free)”