I’ve been in the kitchen attempting to achieve an exceptional gluten free Swiss roll recipe. It turned out perfectly moist and easy to roll. This is a feat for Swiss rolls as they are much thicker than jelly rolls. However, you can also make a jelly roll using this low-sugar recipe. Because jelly roll pans make a thinner and longer cake, you can achieve more swirls when you roll it. While I’ve supplied a recipe for cinnamon caramel filling, I also make a few other suggestions. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Swiss Roll or Jelly Roll with Dulce de Leche (Pumpkin Spiced or Cinnamon)”
Gluten Free Oat Boule (or Sorghum)
My raved about oat bread just got better. With a couple of minor changes, it now reminds me of the gluten-filled shepherd’s bread that I used to purchase at my local grocery store. You can make this gluten free oat boule right in your oven if you own a Dutch oven. Use a 4 or 5-quart. (Use up to a 7-quart, if that’s all you have. It’ll just be lower and wider.) It’s soft yet has a crunchy bottom crust which eventually softens if you leave it out at room temperature. It will keep it’s crunchiness if you freeze it until consumed. Meanwhile, enjoy this awesome bread! Continue reading “Gluten Free Oat Boule (or Sorghum)”
Gluten Free Raisin and Cranberry & Chickpea (or Walnut) Wild Rice Dressing – Stuffing
I had a Facebook follower request that I publish a recipe for gluten free wild rice dressing. This is a unique and flavorful dressing. You may substitute the chickpeas for walnuts and the raisins and cranberries for all of one or the other. Use this as a gluten free stuffing recipe as well. Continue reading “Gluten Free Raisin and Cranberry & Chickpea (or Walnut) Wild Rice Dressing – Stuffing”
New York-Style Pizza Crust Video
Watch this video so that you’ll know how the recipe for my Gluten Free New York-Style Pizza turns out. This crust is easy to make and is a yeast-based crust. All of my cookbook recipe testers that enjoy thick crust adopted this recipe as their go-to gluten free pizza dough recipe. Watch the below video and then click on the above link to get the recipe if you’re a member or to sign up if you’re not. In the recipe I explain how to make the crust thinner underneath the toppings. Enjoy!
Continue reading “New York-Style Pizza Crust Video”Whole Grain Gluten Free Blueberry Muffins (No Added Starch)
You can make these delicious whole grain gluten free blueberry muffins without added starch. If you’re oat intolerant, skip the granola and substitute with additional blueberries. They are healthier than traditional starch-filled gluten free muffins yet still fluffy! Continue reading “Whole Grain Gluten Free Blueberry Muffins (No Added Starch)”
Gluten Free Matcha Banana Cake
A lightly sweetened, fluffy, and spongy banana cake, with a texture between banana bread and cake. Need a caffeine boost that is healthier than coffee? Matcha may be your answer. Matcha is a powdered green tea from Asia that is full of anti-oxidants, makes a wonderful detoxifier, boosts memory, and keeps you calm, yet alert. See more benefits here. Meanwhile, you’ll love this cake! Fill it with cream cheese frosting or whipped cream. You can even serve it with whipped coconut cream from the chilled cans of coconut milk (with or without added sweetener), or serve it plain. It’s great in the morning or late afternoon for a pick-me-up! Continue reading “Gluten Free Matcha Banana Cake”
Gluten Free Whole Grain Bread Recipe – No Added Starch
You may have seen my recent gluten free bread recipe using no added starch. I’ve taken it a step further today, by creating a gluten free whole grain bread recipe using no added starch that is also perfect for sandwiches. That’s right! It is free of tapioca, potato, arrowroot, and corn starch yet it’s soft enough for sandwiches. There are no added starches whatsoever. It is made up of four gluten free whole grains and is flavorful, chewy, and spongy. Continue reading “Gluten Free Whole Grain Bread Recipe – No Added Starch”
Gluten Free Moon Pies
Making gluten free moon pies is so much fun! I began by using a double recipe of my raved about gluten free graham cracker recipe, added a bit of optional turmeric for a brighter color, and made them double the thickness. Adding my marshmallow fluff recipe and dipping in your favorite chocolate makes these gluten free moon pies a true treasure. Continue reading “Gluten Free Moon Pies”
Gluten Free Boston Cream Cupcakes
A luscious cream filling wrapped with moist yellow cake, topped with a thin chocolate ganache makes these gluten free Boston cream cupcakes the most delicious dessert you’ll ever have. Boston cream pies was a favorite of mine since I was a child. Now you can have them, too, in individual-size portions. They are so easy to serve when you’re having guests. One of my gluten-eating guests asked for one to go! Continue reading “Gluten Free Boston Cream Cupcakes”
Gluten Free Apple Torte
Creamy is this gluten free apple tart’s middle name. Why? Because instead of using milk in the batter, you use heavy whipping cream. It’s bursting with richness and creates a slight denseness you look for in a torte. Continue reading “Gluten Free Apple Torte”

