Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900+ Gluten-Free Recipes by Gluten Free Recipe Developer to Manufacturers, Carla Spacher
Almost 1,000 delicious gluten free soy free recipes created by gluten free expert, Carla Spacher, accompanied by stunning photos.
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Wow! Now, this is what I’m talking about! This is much better than my first Gluten Free Bloom’in Onion Recipe. In my earlier recipe, I adapted Chef Rob’s Gluten Free Onion Rings Recipe. This time, I used the spices that I enjoy most without it tasting like a spicy taco. Even the sauce is more on the mild side. I can’t wait to make them again. Don’t miss the Variation in the “Tips” section.
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The thick mixture is then combined with bourbon to make a true southern, and specifically, Kentucky cake. However, this gluten free lane cake is just a 2-layer cake, using my Best Gluten Free White Cake, and topped with Swiss Meringue Buttercream. It’s perfect for a Kentucky Derby celebration or just because. In 2020, for the first since 1945 (WWII), the Kentucky Debry is postponed. It will be held September 5, 2020 instead of the first Saturday in May. This cake is so good, I know that I could sell it, especially for a wedding.
Watch the video to check out its texture.
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Remember those pink Hostess Snoballs? They were made of chocolate cake with a creamy and spongy marshmallow filling. That same spongey white filling was on the outside as well. Then, the entire thing was covered in pink coconut. This gluten free snowball cake is made the same but with natural food coloring. You don’t need a special pan to make this delicious cake, just two round cake pans, and a large bowl.
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If you’re like me, you may run into a lack of chicken parts at your local stores and you may resort to purchasing a whole chicken. If you do, after you cut up your chicken, don’t throw away that carcass! Make this amazing homemade chicken stock using the leftovers. Also, you can repurpose those overcooked veggies from your stock as well.
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The one thing that restaurants don’t usually do is use enough eggs in their French toast to make it a nutritious breakfast. Some people don’t like it too eggy. However, there are things you can do to have your french toast nutritious and taste great too. Learn how to make this easy gluten free baked french toast.
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Are you looking for a recipe for high protein gluten free bread? You can achieve high protein bread easily using almond flour as in my previous recipes for Almond Flour Gluten Free Bread. However, if you’d like to avoid nuts or just don’t have any on hand, a healthy alternative is the use of pea protein. If you cannot tolerate pea protein, use brown rice protein instead. This recipe results in a very flavorful bread that isn’t just all starch. Enjoy!
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While there is already a true Gluten Free Buttermilk Biscuits Recipe on this site, if you’d rather use organic or other shortening, make this Gluten Free Powdered Buttermilk Biscuit Recipe. They’re delicious!
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It’s easier than you may think to make a gluten free kids birthday cake that looks professional. The best part about making layer cakes covered in fondant is that you don’t have to do everything all in the same day. So, if you have the time, learn how to make this gluten free Minnie Mouse cake and similar cakes.
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Using balsamic vinegar, you can make these delicious and sweet caramelized onions though you can use merlot (as I did – as shown) or other red wine. I call my version Merlot Caramelized Onions. It really depends on your tastes and how you will be using them. Use vinegar if you prefer a little tang. It doesn’t have to be balsamic. You can even do a little both and use red wine vinegar. Both versions are great with steak, chicken, or even mixed with vegetables. I would even add a few to top a salad.
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Make this easy pickled red onions recipe either tangy or sweet or both. Adjust it as you desire. You can’t go wrong because included with the recipe is a way of fixing anything you don’t like. Serve the pickled red onions on chili (tomato-free chili cheese dogs as shown), with chicken salad or egg salad sandwiches, on salads and hot dogs, and more.
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