Gluten-free recipes, tried by a jury of home cooks.
Every recipe here carries the testimony of the people who actually made it — what blend they used, what they weighed, what they changed, and whether it worked. A recipe is Guilty as Charged only when enough jurors back it up.
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Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chewy-centered cookies with crisp edges and plenty of chocolate chips. The blend swaps in directly for a familiar, reliable result.
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Sugar Cookies
Soft, vanilla-scented cut-out cookies that hold their shape. Made with gum-free flour, so added xanthan and a full chill are required.
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Yellow Layer Cake
Tender, golden layer cake with a fine crumb, suitable for birthdays and frostings of choice. Doneness is judged by internal temperature, not color alone.
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Carrot Cake
Moist, warmly spiced carrot cake with walnuts, built on gum-free flour. Added xanthan and an extra egg give the crumb the structure it needs.
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Blueberry Muffins
Domed bakery-style muffins bursting with blueberries. A short rest before baking helps the gluten-free batter hydrate and rise well.
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Cornbread
Golden, tender cornbread with crisp edges from a hot skillet. Cornmeal and rice flour provide the structure, with no wheat in the recipe at all.
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Flaky Pie Crust
A rollable, flaky crust for sweet or savory pies. The flour weight stays the same; egg, sour cream, and vinegar are added to make a gum-free-style dough workable.
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Sandwich Bread
Soft, sliceable yeast loaf for sandwiches and toast, formulated for gluten-free dough. A psyllium gel replaces kneading and gives the crumb its hold.
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Pepper Steak
Strips of beef braised low and slow in a tomato-tamari sauce until tender, finished with green peppers and onions and a glossy cornstarch glaze.
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Shrimp Curry
Shrimp simmered briefly, then folded into a warm curry sauce with sautéed peppers, apple, celery and mushrooms, sharpened with lemon at the end.
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Shrimp Scampi
Shrimp and tomatoes baked under a lemon-garlic butter sauce, with a sprinkle of gluten-free breadcrumbs stirred in at the end to lightly thicken the juices.
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Chicken Cacciatore
Skinless chicken pieces baked in a long-simmered tomato sauce with peppers, onions and Italian herbs — hunter's style, with plenty of sauce for the plate.
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Creole Sauce
A Louisiana-style tomato sauce built on the onion-pepper-celery trinity, lightly thickened and made to spoon over shrimp, fish or rice. Makes about 475 ml.
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Creole Shrimp
Poached shrimp folded into a full batch of Creole sauce — the trinity, tomatoes and a little gluten-free Worcestershire — and served over steamed rice.
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Harvard Beets
Sliced beets in a sweet-and-sour glaze — their own liquid thickened with cornstarch, sharpened with vinegar and warmed with a whisper of clove.
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Fried Cabbage
Shredded cabbage fried in butter in batches until tender with crisped edges, seasoned simply with salt and black pepper.
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