Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Gluten Free Side Dish Recipes using safe ingredients whether you are a casual gluten free dieter, intolerant to gluten, or have celiac disease.
On a diet and wish to indulge without all of the extra calories and fat? Try this recipe using the recommended gluten free macaroni or your favorite pasta brand. It’s delicious and fast! Continue reading “Gluten-Free Low-Fat Mac-n-Cheese (Dairy-Free Options)”
The first time I served this gluten free garlic bread, my guests couldn’t believe it was gluten-free and went back for seconds and thirds. You can use store-bought gluten-free baguettes (I provide the brand that I use), or make your own sourdough bread (I provide the recipe). I also give you a tip on how to brown the top. They’re both delicious! Continue reading “Gluten Free Garlic Bread”
Along the way, I’ve learned the key to making meatballs to prevent them falling apart, without being dry and flavorless. These gluten free meatballs have plenty of flavor, are moist, and stay together. You’ll love them with spaghetti/marinara sauce or as appetizers with a dip. However, you’ll be tempted to eat them right out of the oven. Yes. That’s right, oven! Continue reading “Italian Gluten Free Meatballs”
So many new gluten-free dieters fail at making macaroni salad in advance. However, if you use the proper macaroni, it is easy to do. Check out the recipe and the chart of which gluten free pasta came out shining in a make-ahead macaroni salad test. My recipe testers love the flavor and textures in this recipe, too! Continue reading “Make-Ahead Gluten Free Macaroni Salad & Pasta Test”
I purchased a bag of organic yams over a week ago. Still not having used them, what better time to cook them than Thanksgiving.
I asked the produce man what is the difference between yams and sweet potatoes. He said that yams contained more moisture and sweet potatoes were stringy. That was a different answer than my previous research. However, he was incorrect. My yams were stringy. So, I used them as I would sweet potatoes and they turned out delicious! Continue reading “Yam or Sweet Potato Casserole (Naturally Gluten Free)”
This is my new favorite gluten free stuffing recipe. OMG! Using Schar baguettes makes it as close to my old gluten recipe for stuffing that used sourdough bread. I love it! Using fresh herbs and creamy butter brings it over the top. See the tips section on how to prepare in advance. Enjoy!
See the tips section on how to prepare in advance. Continue reading “Gluten Free Thanksgiving Stuffing – Dressing with Schar Baguettes”
Did you know there was a difference between au Gratin and Gratin Potatoes? There is. You top au gratin potatoes breadcrumbs or grated cheese where gratin contains light browned crust of breadcrumbs or melted cheese. You may use your favorite cheese in this crockpot version gratin potatoes. You can layer or top them with your favorite gluten free bacon.
I use Applegate Natural Sunday Bacon. It’s free of added nitrites or chemical preservatives but contains plenty of flavor. It’s the first natural bacon that I’ve tried that tastes like bacon. Mmmm. Continue reading “Crockpot Gratin Potatoes”
Try these amazing gluten free corn cakes. They are moist and tender as well as full of flavor. Containing cheddar, diced chiles, and corn, they make a wonderful side dish. Serve it with beef, chicken, or a bowl of chili. Continue reading “Southwestern Gluten Free Corn Cakes”
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”
Continue reading “Gluten Free Asparagus Tomato Cheese Tarlets or Tarts”