Gluten free ideas

orngnerdz

I have Celiac disease and can't have any gluten and am tired of the same old things. Anyone have great recipes??

Poco25

My go to is pintrest. I love to bake for my family and have found that King Arthur has a cup
for cup gluten free flour. So you don't have to try and figure out how to replace regular flour in a recipe.

Susanna527

I'm 57 and have been a vegetarian for 36 years....10 years ago I was diagnosed with Celiac's disease. Finding food to eat was a challenge in the beginning, to be sure.

I can't stay online long now, but will come back and post links to some of my favorite g/f sites.

lporter229

I find a lot of good recipes on Skinnytatse.com. Her recipes are not all GF, but many of them are or can easily be adapted to be GF. I have long ago quit trying to make things that are usually full of gluten taste good by making them GF. Instead, I stick to things that are naturally GF, such as rice, potato, cornmeal or quinoa based dishes, or simply meats and vegetables. I grind up GF crackers as a sub for breadcrumbs in meatballs and meatloaf because it doesn't have a huge impact on the overall texture of the meal. I make enchiladas using corn tortillas. I make a lot of soups and stews. Traditional spoonbread is a great substitute for cornbread that is made using cornmeal, milk, eggs and butter. I make dishes like jambalaya, shrimp and grits, and Thai or Indian curries over rice. I make cheese steaks for my husband and eat mine on a baked potato or roasted portabello mushroom. For pasta I use spaghetti squash or sometimes I resort to GF pasta. I have found the corn or quinoa based pastas retain their texture the best, but I haven't found any GF pasta that tastes good re-heated. I also make risotto (arborio rice) quite often. Oh, and I also make a lot of frittatas and omelets. And sweet potato hash with tons of vegetables and a fried egg on top. Hope some of this helps.

sonilac

I make these cheese breads with yucca flour (tapioca flour). They're delicious!!! They are supposed to be rolled by hand into small balls before baking but i like to use a muffin baking tray and pour the dough there. They come out muffin shaped and they're a perfect snack. In my house we have them with coffee or tea. They're gluten free but not low carb.

https://mediterraneanlatinloveaffair.com/gluten-free-cheese-breads-inspired-by-brazilian-pao-de-queijo/

isyvanek

Another member MsEducation83 posted these suggestions on the thread for low carb lunches. I think most if not all of them are gluten free. I tried the eggrolls in a bowl and we REALLY liked it.

Taco salad: https://kristineskitchenblog.com/meal-prep-taco-salad-lunch-bowls/
Turkey Bacon Ranch Pinwheels: https://joyfilledeats.com/turkey-bacon-ranch-pinwheels/
Egg Rolls in a Bowl: https://www.mostlyhomemademom.com/eggroll-in-bowl/
Buffalo Chicken Lettuce Wraps: https://www.sugardishme.com/buffalo-chicken-lettuce-wraps/
Portabella Pizzas: http://dailyburn.com/life/recipes/30-minute-meals-dinner-ideas/
Bell Pepper Nacho Boats: https://skinnyms.com/skinny-bell-pepper-nachos-recipe/