Crispy Gluten Free Corn Tortillas Recipe Using Cornmeal

Image: Tostada made with Gluten Free Corn Tortilla

Most corn tortillas are made with masa harina which are treated with lime. Since I am allergic to lime (both citrus and the type used to treat masa), I created this gluten free corn tortilla recipe using cornmeal instead of masa harina. It works great for crispy tacos and tostadas. See the instructions for how to make them crispy. For a soft, corn tortilla using masa harina, see the Soft Gluten Free Corn Tortillas Recipe. Continue reading “Crispy Gluten Free Corn Tortillas Recipe Using Cornmeal”

Strawberry Tomato Salsa (Naturally Gluten Free)

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If you are seeking a refreshing summer recipe, this strawberry tomato salsa is it! It is often served with fish, however, you can also serve it with chicken or pork. It makes a great dip for tortilla chips or serve it as a salad atop a bed of baby greens. Either way you serve it, those who have never tried it, usually thoroughly enjoy it. Continue reading “Strawberry Tomato Salsa (Naturally Gluten Free)”

Southern-Style Gluten Free Biscuits and Gravy (with Dairy-Free and Vegan Options)

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Every time I hit a milestone on how many Facebook followers I have, I ask my fans what gluten free recipe they would like me to create. Gluten free biscuits and gravy was one of the recipes requested. I asked the gentleman if you wanted white or brown gravy. He desired the white, southern-style gravy. I went one step further, and made a true southern gluten free biscuit and gravy recipe by adding sausage to the gravy. This is optional, or you can even use the vegan substitute I list below. I hope my southern readers, as well as others, appreciate this delicious recipe. Continue reading “Southern-Style Gluten Free Biscuits and Gravy (with Dairy-Free and Vegan Options)”

Amazing Gluten Free Jamaican Coco Bread Recipe

Image: Beef Stew in a Gluten Free Coco Bread

I was looking to make something different in the gluten free bread category. So, I did a Google search for Jamaican bread and the rest is history. Coco bread got its name because it is usually made with coconut milk, however, there are several version online that call for regular milk, and even coconut. The texture of these lovely pockets are truly amazing for being gluten free. I will be making these often. This recipe was converted to gluten free from this gluten Jamaican Coco Bread Recipe. Continue reading “Amazing Gluten Free Jamaican Coco Bread Recipe”

Easy Vegetable Gluten Free Pasta Salad

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Summer time or winter time, a room temperature salad is perfect. This easy gluten free pasta salad is great at picnics as you can remove it from the ice chest to reach room temperature when you first arrive. When serving it at home you can do the same thing or serve it as soon as you make it. Use your favorite salad dressing, though I recommend Italian. I have included a link to my article on Answers.com which lists several gluten free salad dressing brands and flavors. Continue reading “Easy Vegetable Gluten Free Pasta Salad”

Easy Gluten Free Gravy Recipe

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If you are seeking a good and easy gluten free gravy recipe made from scratch without the use of meat, this recipe will surely satisfy your cravings. Meat drippings may be added, if desired, though. Use it on Mashed Potatoes, Gluten Free Biscuits, Rice and other savory dishes. You may discover some new flours to thicken gluten free gravy that you haven’t used before. Discover the different variations and flavors you can simply develop by adding one ingredient you may already have on hand. Continue reading “Easy Gluten Free Gravy Recipe”

Dairy-Free Gluten-Free Egg-Free Bread

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I was in the mood for a healthy bread, and knowing many of you have been waiting for me to develop a gluten-free dairy-free egg-free bread recipe, I thought I’d give it a go today. I normally would have began experimenting with light flours. However, for containing many heavier grain flours, this bread turned out amazing. Of course, you cannot fold it like you can many of my other gluten free bread recipes that contain egg, but it surely has a delicious flavor and can be used for sandwiches. I hope you enjoy it. Continue reading “Dairy-Free Gluten-Free Egg-Free Bread”