Cooking With Gluten Flour Recipes

All natural, Gluten free (and grain-free) bread recipe made using Almond Flour.

very good...
low carb
no flour
gluten free
from lowcarp360.com

These are great brownies that I found online - I'm not the author but I've had the recipe for so long Im not sure where I got it - Thanks whoever you are!

Cheesy gluten free macaroni with broccoli, onions, and turkey bacon.

Jalapeno cornbread muffins with giant hunks of jalapeno and corn on the fluffy inside that are one hundred percent out of this world.

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Nobody believes this is made from 100% whole wheat bread. The secret is the three risings.

This bread has heart healthy fats thanks to flaxseed and is high in fiber.

Cincinnati chili is similar to a regular meaty chili except it has spices that you see more in pumpkin pie than in an all-American stew. Recipe by Kathy Hester from Vegan Slow Cooking for Two or Just You

Low sodium, gluten and sugar free

Sweet potatoes slow cooked with apples and spices in the crock pot makes for a healthy vegetarian and vegan side dish perfect for Thanksgiving or any day. If your oven is full, make your sweet potatoes in the crockpot instead

Chickpea cutlet recipe from Veganomicon using no salt added garbanzos

That's it for the ingredients. Just a banana and two eggs. Doesn't get healthier than that.

If you are gluten-free like me, you should know how hard it is to find a recipe for gluten-free tortillas that bend without breaking; that are big enough to actually wrap around something; and that taste like flour tortillas! Well look no further... here it is!

this is a gluten free, decadent chocolate cake. No one will ever know it has no flour!

Delicious gluten-free take on chicken fingers

These take about 5 minutes to make. You can eat them right away, or have them chilled. High protein, no refined sugar, gluten free and full of iron. Great for breakfast or high protein/iron snack on the go!

I quit eating "things with feet" to get my MD off my back about cholesterol and blood pressure...and, because I married a pretty little thing 12 years younger than me. I mean, do the math: I'm older, so, statistically speaking, I should take a croak, before her. Well, I don't WANNA. But, foods like sausage are the paving stones of the road to hell, from a dietary standpoint. And, one of my favorite foods. So, here's a VERY viable substitute. You're going to need cheesecloth and stout string; dental floss will do.
Try this, and play with the spicing to make your own mouth happy. Trust me, it's darn near indistinguishable from traditional sausage. Except that it won't clog your heart.

No fail, quick and easy multigrain whole wheat bread!

This is about the easiest home made bread to make, and about the healthiest that I know.
It doesn't take any kneading, but turns out nice fluffy loaves.

This delicious country style bread is just like the kind Mama used to bake...only its gluten-free! Toast and top with poached eggs for breakie, or pop on the grill and top with 'Home-made lentil burger patties' for a scrumptious meal!

Provide quick energy whenever you're running out of steam, or after a hard workout when you need a quick fix for your blood sugar. They are NOT low-cal, they are intended as a snack to tend you over when you don't have time to prepare something. Full of fiber and healthy fats they do the trick.

AKA Scalloped Potatoes and Ham....Worth every calorie!
Cooking the onions with the flour and cream make each bite a revelation....You can leave the ham out and substitute carrots instead.

The Surprise is that these cupcakes have no butter or oil in them, less sugar and less flour, but do use zucchini, and have a hidden spoon of strawberry jam!
If made using rice flour they are also wheat free.

I got this recipe from my sister, and it is wonderful. It can be made the traditional way, but it also works well in a bread machine. It makes one standard size (roughly 8"X4" or slightly larger) loaf.

If you don't have vital wheat gluten, substitute more flour. The texture will not be quite as good, but it will work and tastes fine.

My husband is salt sensitive, so I do not add salt. The original recipe called for 2 heaping teaspoons salt, which I think is excessive anyway, but add some if you like.

I use bulk yeast. If you use the packets, two of them equal about 4.5 teaspoons yeast.

Most of the prep time is the rise time. You need to be around to check on it, but you can do other things.

This is a fluffy white whole grain bread.

Gluten Free variety of gnocchi

Treat Yourself :)