Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
I finally perfected this recipe for gluten free Brazilian cheese rolls. They’re a popular treat and breakfast food in Brazil. My husband loves them and they’re easy to make. This recipe is made without any gum like xanthan or guar and calls for few ingredients. You can’t go wrong. Continue reading “Gluten Free Brazilian Cheese Rolls”
Learn the trick to creating crispy gluten free fish cakes without the use of breadcrumbs or other high-carb ingredients. There are no eggs or gums either. Make them spicy or mild. You may also appreciate the serving suggestions and dipping sauce recipe. Enjoy! Continue reading “Crispy Gluten Free Fish Cakes (Low-Carb or Traditional)”
If you’ve ever been to your favorite Chinese restaurant only to learn that you cannot have the Chinese chicken salad because it’s not gluten free, fret no longer! This recipe is pretty incredible. It is full of multiple Asian flavors and has a slightly sweet dressing. My guests went back for seconds. That’s always a good sign. Continue reading “Gluten Free Chinese Chicken Salad”
Make this perfectly spiced chicken tagine stew with traditional lemon juice and tomatoes or with my suggested substitute ingredients. Using chicken thighs, legs, or breasts, its combination of spices is something you will surely enjoy. This is an African recipe usually made in a tagine (the stoneware that is used to cook this delicious stew). Instead, you can use a skillet or Dutch oven. Add or omit dried fruit or even vegetables. Make it your own! I provide several suggestions. Continue reading “Stovetop Chicken Tagine (With Lemon and Tomato Substitute Options)”
If you’re tired of your pastry cream tasting like flour or lumping when you make it, this is a must-make! Not only does this recipe create the perfect gluten free pastry cream, but it is so easy to make! Its rich and satiny texture is hard to resist. Your guests will surely be impressed. Serve this pastry cream as a sauce over unfrosted cakes, use as filling for cakes and cupcakes, like a custard, or use to fill pastries. They make homemade cream puffs and eclairs taste like a professional pastry chef made them. Turn this pastry cream into a sturdier and lighter filling by mixing with whipped cream.
Included, is an amazing dairy-free substitute for whole milk that turns out thicker than the dairy version. You will never need to add gelatin.
I recently purchased a pint of Talenti Sea Salt Caramel Gelato. However, it turned out to NOT be gluten free. It is one of the few flavors that may contain wheat. I was so sad because it is truly an amazing flavor! They made it even better by adding a few miniature chocolate-covered caramel truffles. Oh my goodness! My husband and I fell in love with it! I just had to create a gluten free salted caramel gelato recipe for everyone without the gluten, corn, and soy. I also use organic ingredients in mine. Do whatever you can afford. Also, feel free to add gluten free chocolate chips, or caramel truffles if you have some on hand. Continue reading “Gluten Free Sea Salt Caramel Gelato Recipe (Ice Cream)”
This gluten free lemon cake turned out fantastic! Baking with lemon juice alters a recipe. So, never add lemon juice to an existing recipe unless you know how to adjust the recipe. I’ll teach you how as well as provide you with this recipe. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Lemon Bundt Cake (Dairy Free)”
Using your (or my) favorite brand of gluten free tortillas, you can deep-fry flavorful, crispy taco shells in a matter of a couple of minutes. They turn out just like your favorite Mexican restaurant makes. I have spent the time testing just the right temperature and length of time for you to fry them. Now, all you have to do is fry them! Enjoy. Continue reading “Gluten Free Taco Shells – Crispy”
You may have seen my Low-Carb Gluten Free Roasted Breaded Cauliflower Recipe. In this new recipe, I thought, “Be damned a little more carbs! Using cauliflower in a side dish is low in carbs already!” I boosted the protein a little and instead of using Kraft canister Parmesan, I used fresh Parmigiano Reggiano. Oh my! What a difference these two changes made! It’s addictive!
Continue reading “Gluten Free Oven Roasted Parmesan Breaded Cauliflower”
This baked chicken is similar to stuffed caprese chicken without the tomatoes. Instead, I use sauteed bell pepper and onion, which gives it an amazing and slightly sweet flavor. You can stuff the chicken with mozzarella and peppers as I did or anything you enjoy from sautéed vegetables to cheese with or without ham, prosciutto, or bacon. I didn’t use any meat in the stuffing and my husband went wild over this dish!
Continue reading “Italian Stuffed Chicken in Balsamic Garlic Reduction”