Gluten Free Recipes

This is something I came up with when I needed a low-cal appetizer for a menu I was planning. I love the flavor of grilled tomatoes and the spices kick it up just enough. -- posted by Wrose458

Quick, easy and gluten free. What more coudl you ask for? -- posted by Feingold Mom

This recipe is a work in progress. It tastes very good but I am not yet happy with the texture -- posted by Chef #1572223

For the food-allergic set; tasty even for the regular guy. My husband and four year old (who hates everything) really liked these, as did I. You can serve these with a side of grated cheese for those who are able to have it. This sounds a little odd when you are following the directions, but it turns out amazing, I promise. -- posted by Laura Meehan

These muffins are not too sweet and absolutely delicious, low carb and high fiber because of all the oats. We eat them for breakfast, and pack them in our lunchbox. They are good with cheese and salad for lunch or with yogurt for breakfast. Even the gluten eating members of my family loved them. I found this recipe somewhere as an Oat Pan Bread and converted it to gluten free muffins, so thank you to the original poster. -- posted by Chef #1436194 Linda29609

From "How to Cook Everything Vegetarian" by Mark Bittman. So easy, so good, so healthy and remarkably filling. -- posted by AllergyGirl

This dish is nourishing soul food for me. The spices make the simple ingredients come alive. My friends say they feel super-human after eating this. You may not have leftovers! -- posted by GFBaristaGeek

This is from the About.com Low-Carb page. Recipe by Laura Dolson -- posted by Mrsspeevs

This salad was a pleasant surprise, during an experimenting with more earth-friendly forms of protein. It's free of most allergens, very tasty, good for you, and easy! -- posted by AllergyGirl

I saw these on one of the morning news shows and they sounded so interesting I had to try them. I can't believe how delicious they are!! Brownies aren't just for dessert anymore! They come from the kitchen of Rocco DiSpirito -- posted by ramartin42

This is a yummy, easy and healthy recipe born out of the need for something flavorful but within my "cleanse" diet guidelines. Though I used the 85/15 ground turkey, you can use the leaner, and save some fat calories. The mushroom gravy sits great on top of the meatballs which you can serve over brown rice, (how I ate it) or over egg noodles, (how my husband ate it). I think this would be a real treat with portabella mushrooms for the gravy, but didn't have them on hand. Hope you enjoy it! -- posted by Catfuzz

baked potatoes. serve with sauce of choice as a vege side or snack Great for potlucks. Can be cooked and re-heated in the microwave or oven Be sure to use gluten-free ingredients if required for your diet -- posted by **Jubes**

Recipe from Nestle Australia website and also shown in March 2010 Australian Coeliac Magazine- featured as the cover recipe. I'm personally not a fan of Copha.....so wont be using it in my eggs. The photo on the site looks delicious - check it out on the link given below Use gluten-free ingredients if any variations are made to suit gf diet. Cooking time does not include refrigeration timehttp://www.nestle.com.au/nestlerecipe/recipe/Cherry-Coconut-Easter-Eggs-Recipe.aspx -- posted by **Jubes**

A nice vegetable dish to go with lamb or fish. -- posted by Cookin' on the Prairie

This is a one-skillet meal! Ground beef, peppers, onions, and tomatoes are well seasoned and ready for your favorite tortilla wrap and toppings. This is a great way to sneak in a few more veggies to a family favorite! -- posted by subaruthie

A college friend of mine who moved to England recommended this, as it was her and her housemate's favorite. Very very good, and creamy. (Hint: it is generally easier to cut the butternut into rough slices, removing the seeds, then slice it more finely after it's cooked. Peeling and chopping raw butternut is rather difficult unless you have a very good knife.) -- posted by AllergyGirl

After going through lots of recipes calling for quinoa flakes, I finally decided to combine elements from several of them to create the chewy, melt-in-your-mouth cookie I wanted. A great alternative for kids with peanut, wheat, an/or dairy allergies, but feel free to sub the tahini for another nut or seed butter (peanut, almond, sunflower), though you may have to add some oil to obtain the same texture. You can also use cow, rice, or soy milk instead of the almond. -- posted by Génial Génie

Very good to serve when friends come over for dinner. It comes from a friend of our family's from New Zealand. -- posted by AllergyGirl

A delicious way to prepare all of those summer squash from your garden you don't know what to do with! We got this recipe from "Simply in Season", a Mennonite cookbook featuring recipes for every season of the year. We added chicken to make it a complete meal instead of a side dish. -- posted by AllergyGirl

These scones are light and savory and best served warm out of the oven. They would be a great addition to any brunch and would pair well with dishes like tomato soup or chicken salad. -- posted by DreamoBway