While on vacation, we ate at one my favorite gluten free menu restaurants, PF Chang’s China Bistro. While this appetizer from their happy hour menu is not gluten free, allow me to explain why it’s not. The waitress spoke to the chef on my behalf. He said that the only reason why they don’t label it gluten free is because it is made on a grill that would pick of cross-contamination from gluten. Their peanut sauce may also contain gluten, but I didn’t ask. The appetizer is called Saigon Summer Rolls, also known as Vietnamese Rolls (Saigon is the former name of the current city, Ho Chi Minh City, in Vietnam.) Continue reading “Gluten Free Saigon Summer Rolls – Vietnamese Rolls with Peanut Sauce”
Amazing Gluten Free Wonton Wrappers + Recipes
If you are looking for gluten free wonton wrappers to make wonton soup, everyone raves about the easy to handle dough that I created to make Gluten Free Potstickers (appetizers). They’re wonderful! Meanwhile, you can just use my Gluten Free Wonton Soup Recipe. Continue reading “Amazing Gluten Free Wonton Wrappers + Recipes”
Gluten Free Asparagus Tomato Cheese Tarlets or Tarts
- With this gluten free cheese tartlet recipe, you can use a combination of different vegetables. Rather than blanching asparagus, blanch some broccoli spears or green beans. You can use any vegetable that doesn’t contain a lot of water. The crust is flaky. It’s perfect for brunch!
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Gluten Free Enchilada Casserole with Homemade Tortillas or Store-Bought
Imagine gooey, stretchy cheese, creamy beans (red or black), and tortillas that actually taste like real tortillas. Then add some enchilada sauce, red or green. What is it? My gluten free enchilada casserole recipe! You can use store-bought tortillas. Rudi’s makes excellent gluten free tortillas. You can roll them and they don’t break. I imagine other brands are available as well. I haven’t tasted Udi’s yet. However, I supply you with several homemade recipe choices in the tips section. My fave is gluten free naan, thinly rolled. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Enchilada Casserole with Homemade Tortillas or Store-Bought”
Gourmet Gluten Free Chili Recipe with Bacon
I hadn’t made chili with tomatoes for my husband in over a decade. Last weekend I was cleaning out our freezer and found a little tomato paste. So, I decided to use it in some chili for him. He enjoyed this recipe so much, I had to share it with it you. However, to be honest, he loves all of my gluten free chili recipes, which most are tomato-free. The bacon is not really noticeable as far as flavor goes, though it add plenty of flavor. If you haven’t ever made a chili recipe with bacon, now’s your chance. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gourmet Gluten Free Chili Recipe with Bacon”
Gluten Free Steak Pizzaiola
Steak pizzaiola is known for being simple. You can make it simply using steak, tomato puree, tomatoes, garlic and oil. Season it with salt and pepper; and you’re done. However, for a truly amazing flavor, make this recipe, instead. It only includes two additional ingredients and is worth it. Continue reading “Gluten Free Steak Pizzaiola”
Gluten Free Coq au Vin
Perfect for weekend cooking or to make for guests, this gluten free coq au vin is a must try and perfect choice. As you probably are already aware, French food is usually loaded with butter and often wine. In this case, bacon, bacon grease, and wine. It makes for a to-die-for sauce, one should eat only on occasions. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Coq au Vin”
Gluten Free Arrabiata
Arrabbiata is a spicy Italian sauce usually served with penne pasta. Its strong garlic and tomato base with the potent heat may make you look angry. That is exactly what arrabbiata means, “angry”. Gluten free arrabiata can easily be made. Just be sure to use gluten free canned tomatoes (most are). Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Arrabiata”
Gluten Free Butter Chicken Indian Recipe
Gluten Free Stuffed Zucchini Boats
hile you can serve single stuffed zucchini boats as an appetizer, you can also serve them as a main dish. However, my favorite way to utilize stuffed zucchini boats is to serve them along with some pasta and marinara sauce. Because marinara sauce is meatless, you have the meat and veggies covered with this stuffed sensation! It’s so easy to make. Be sure to read the Tips sections for a variation. Continue reading “Gluten Free Stuffed Zucchini Boats”

