Category: Gluten Free Recipes

Over 1,900 gluten free recipes that are safe for those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance, all with color photos. The gluten free diet is the healthy way to go. Looking for something in particular? Click on the “Recipe Index” link in the menu (three bars on mobile phones). There, you will find many categories including those free of many allergens. Need to find an ingredient substitute? Click on the “Substitutes” link in the menu.

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Dairy Free Substitute for Butter (Gluten Free)

butter

Often times, going gluten free isn’t enough. If you’ve decided to try or are already on a dairy free, you’ll many substitutes for dairy items. Let’s get started by addressing a dairy free substitute for butter!

Butter is usually the hardest dairy item to substitute. Let’s look at what butter is made:: 80% fat + 20% water.

Coconut Oil or Refined Coconut Oil

I have tried using 80% refined organic coconut oil (refined doesn’t have any coconut flavor) plus 20% water and it came pit awfully close, but just did not quite contain enough fat. So, when using refined or regular coconut oil, try using 80% + 20% full-fat coconut milk or 90% coconut oil + 10% water.

Palm Oil

My favorite substitute for butter or coconut oil using the above formula is palm oil made by either Essential Depot or Okanarur. I first began using palm oil in gluten free vegan cookies for a recipe development client and they all turned out amazing! He thought so as well.

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Gluten Free Zebra Cake Recipe and Video

Gluten Free Zebra Cake

Not only is this gluten free zebra cake a show-stopper, it is the best gluten free cake I have ever made! While the zebra stripes are a little extra work, it is well worth it in the end. And the frosting is the best chocolate frosting I have ever had. It’s so good that my husband has requested this cake for his birthday instead of his usual pineapple upside down cake.

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Gluten Free Yorkshire Pudding – Rich and Tender

Gluten Free Yorkshire Pudding

Yorkshire pudding is similar to popovers, but this recipe also includes rendered fat (bacon is my favorite). The fat creates a tender gluten free Yorkshire pudding instead of one that is chewy, like so many gluten free baked goods. The flavor and richness is also boosted, making this an incredible gluten free Yorkshire pudding. Use as a substitute for bread or starch such as potatoes or rice.

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No Bake Gluten Free Black Forest Cake

No Bake Gluten Free Black Forest Cake

When summertime temperatures hit your area, you may wish to forgo baking. This easy to make no bake gluten free black forest cake is perfect for those days. Layered with chocolate wafers and filled with whipped cream and cherries, it is truly a summer delight. You can even add layers of sliced bananas.

Also check out the recipe for traditional Gluten Free Black Forest Cake made with chocolate cake.


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Gluten Free Sourdough Mock Rye French Bread

Gluten Free Mock Rye Sourdough Bread

Rye bread is made of rye grains, which contain gluten. However, the flavor of rye bread mainly comes from seeds like fennel and caraway seeds, which both contain the flavor of anise (black licorice). There are a few version of rye bread, including sourdough. You can read about regional favorites here. In this gluten free sourdough mock rye French bread, you will taste the same flavors of rye bread with a slight sourdough taste. Its crunchy crust and chewy texture is just like traditional French bread.

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Cream of Millet Bowl

Cream of Millet

With all of the health benefits of millet, along with its creaminess, it surely makes a wonderful gluten free hot cereal. Cream of millet is surprisingly a favorite in the creamed cereal category, once you try it and flavor it properly. It makes a great cream of wheat substitute. You may prefer it over even over oat meal.

This recipe is a perfect way to use leftover millet flour or grind your own millet grains.

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