Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Gluten free recipes which are kid-friendly where vegetables are hidden, flavors are not strong, and plenty of snacks and desserts. They may contain cheese, ketchup and more kids’ favorites.
This creamy gluten free vegetable casserole is far from boring. The smokiness of paprika along with garlic provides tons of flavor. The red peppers and onion add additional flavor as well. If that’s not enough, add a couple of varieties of cheese and garnish with bacon. Your broccoli.is now a treat perfect for holidays or whenever you crave comfort food. Continue reading “Creamy Gluten Free Vegetable Casserole”
This is the most amazing egg substitute, and it’s naturally gluten free. You can also use it as a substitute for egg whites. Previously, there really wasn’t any egg replacer that you could successfully whip up and use to make meringue. Now you can! It’s so simple, too! Check out below how to make it, plus watch me make it in a video. Continue reading “Amazing New Egg Substitute + Gluten-Free Egg-Free Marshmallow Fluff – Meringue & Meringue Cookies”
Macaroons are so easy to make, and they’re naturally gluten free. Coconut is naturally moist, and with added sugar, they turn out extremely moist, creating the perfect coconut macaroons…a true pleasure. Continue reading “Coconut Macaroons (Naturally Gluten Free)”
Did you ever wonder what “pad” means in English? It simply means “stir fry”. Of course, “Thai” stands for Thailand, a country in South East Asia. Put the two together and you get this delicious and flavorful meal, gluten free pad thai. Continue reading “Gluten Free Pad Thai”
You can easily make this gluten free lady fingers recipe by using my gluten free sponge cake recipe. (I have two recipes on this site for sponge cake, but I used the one calling for superfine rice flour.) The amount you make will vary, depending upon which pan you use. There are lady finger pans available, but you can get away with using a Hostess Twinkies Pan. You can also use a jelly roll pan and cut up individual pieces of cake. However, that method doesn’t look as nice and you are taking the chance of the cake crumbling. If you do try this method, prior to slicing, refrigerate the cake at least 4 hours, preferably overnight. Meanwhile, now you can make traditional tiramisu and more!
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Dried fruit such as dates, apricots, raisins, cherries, and other currants, accompanied by nuts, make this gluten free coffee cake recipe a real treat. I enjoy using dates, but you can use any plump currants. I hope you enjoy this recipe.
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There are a couple of recipes that I make for my husband (not for me- I’m allergic to tomatoes) that I should use marinara sauce instead of bolognese (meat) sauce. I usually have a freezer full of bolognese sauce and tend to use it because it’s there, the meat makes it flavorful, and he enjoys it. However, I’m tired of fishing out all of the meat to use it in my Chicken Parmesan Recipe. So, I began experimenting this week with a new, flavorful marinara sauce. I’ve come to the conclusion that adding wine makes the the most flavorful marinara. I hope you enjoy this gluten free marinara sauce recipe.
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When you bite into these warm, fluffy gluten free biscuits, you bite into a gooey texture. What is it? It is chocolate chip cookie dough. It’s sweet meets salty with a buttery texture. My husband exclaimed, “I’ve never had anything like this before,” as he continued eating. I had to laugh, though, when he said that the biscuits are so light and the centers and so creamy that he doesn’t need teeth to eat them. He did clarify later that they melt in your mouth when fresh out of the oven. Is it better than my raved about Fluffy Gluten Free Cinnamon Rolls? You be the judge!
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When you wish to make a recipe that that has a lot of liquid, pudding, custard, etc., it is best to use a sponge cake versus a regular cake. Sponge cake absorbs liquid, can withstand refrigeration without becoming soggy, and is spongy/springs back when touched. This recipe provides all of that.
While experimenting on a different recipe I discovered how to use my Copycat Betty Crocker Gluten Free Yellow Cake Mix to make a sponge cake. Unlike the original gluten free Betty Crocker yellow cake mix, I’ve discovered a way to use my copycat recipe to create a two-layer dessert. Usually, there is only enough to make a decent size coffee cake. You can even use this recipe to make lady fingers using this Lady Finger Pan. Soon, I will post a lady fingers recipe as well as a no-fuss tiramisu-style cake recipe using this sponge cake soon. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Sponge Cake Using Copycat Betty Crocker Mix”
The soft texture and heavy lemon flavor of these bite-size cookies make them irresistible. If desired, add some lemon glaze. You and your family and friends will soon be addicted! Continue reading “Soft Gluten Free Lemon Cream Cheese Cookies”