Carla's Gluten Free Recipe Box
1,900 Gluten Free Recipes by Retired Recipe Developer, Carla Spacher
Almost 300 gluten free vegetarian recipes safe for those on a lacto-vegetarian diet and those with celiac disease and gluten intolerance. Most recipes are soy free, as well.
My mother and her friends shared many recipes over the years. Their cakes were always guaranteed to be moist. Every so often, I get curious about a recipe and whip it up. This was no different! It’s moist and flavorful, even without cinnamon!
I love churros, but this new recipe for gluten free churro bowls, as well as rings, is incredible! Fill them with ice cream or eat them plain. The best part is that they are baked, not deep-fried. So, you get all of the benefits without the added fat and calories. It gets even better. They’re not difficult to make. All you need is a standard or mini muffin pan. Be sure to check out the video. It shows the texture, which is like tender pastry. I’m going to start filling them more than just ice cream! Continue reading “Gluten Free Churro Bowls and Rings (Baked)”
By adding two new ingredients and adjusting the amounts of others, I’ve turned traditional gluten free bread into this soft and light gluten free egg free bread recipe. The flavors of ancient grain flours make this bread especially flavorful. I had to adjust a method here and there, but it was all worthwhile. I’m sure everyone will enjoy this bread.
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These soft, light gluten free red pepper rolls were such a pleasant surprise for us. I don’t use the word phenomenal very often, but it’s the only word that truly describes these rolls. Both the flavor and texture are pretty incredible. If you’re not a hot and spicy person, I’ve added sun dried tomatoes as a substitute for the red peppers. Serve them with breakfast or lunch sandwiches, as dinner rolls, or a snack with butter. No matter which way you serve them, I know you’ll enjoy this recipe! Continue reading “Soft & Light Gluten Free Red Pepper Rolls”
I finally perfected this recipe for gluten free Brazilian cheese rolls. They’re a popular treat and breakfast food in Brazil. My husband loves them and they’re easy to make. This recipe is made without any gum like xanthan or guar and calls for few ingredients. You can’t go wrong. Continue reading “Gluten Free Brazilian Cheese Rolls”
While this site contains a few gluten free focaccia recipes, this gluten free Italian flatbread is special. I use beer to help it rise. You can season it as desired by adding herbs, cheese, or even veggies like sun roasted tomatoes. Then use a dipping sauce of choice or use it for sandwiches. Either way, this gluten free beer focaccia is delicious! Continue reading “Gluten Free Beer Focaccia (Dairy and Egg-Free)”
Years ago, I created a Copycat Gluten Free Pizookie Recipe Made in an Oven, way before BJ’s Bar and Grill made them gluten free. Now, I created a microwaved gluten free chocolate chip cookie recipe so that you can make a quick version. It bakes up in less than a minute. Continue reading “Gluten Free Microwaved Chocolate Chip Cookie – Pizookie”
Avoid the fat-laden, deep-fried jelly donuts and make these baked gluten free mini jelly donuts instead! They’re yeast-raised. Then, fill them with your favorite gluten free jam and top with confectioners’ sugar. I include an alternative cream cheese filling recipe, as well. Try a savory filling for a unique twist.
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It only takes 15 minutes to bake this flavorful crust and the rest of this scrumptious recipe is no-bake. You can use ready-made fillings or homemade. I even provide suggestions for a fifth layer! This summer deliciousness can be only minutes away. However, you can enjoy it throughout the year. Continue reading “Gluten Free Four-Layer Dessert with Flavor Variations”
If you’re tired of your pastry cream tasting like flour or lumping when you make it, this is a must-make! Not only does this recipe create the perfect gluten free pastry cream, but it is so easy to make! Its rich and satiny texture is hard to resist. Your guests will surely be impressed. Serve this pastry cream as a sauce over unfrosted cakes, use as filling for cakes and cupcakes, like a custard, or use to fill pastries. They make homemade cream puffs and eclairs taste like a professional pastry chef made them. Turn this pastry cream into a sturdier and lighter filling by mixing with whipped cream.
Included, is an amazing dairy-free substitute for whole milk that turns out thicker than the dairy version. You will never need to add gelatin.