About Only Gluten Free Recipes

Who doesn't love a freshly made ranch dressing on a loaded salad, especially during hot summer months? A salad loaded with your favourite greens, few garbanzo beans and maybe few corn chips topped with jalapeno ranch dressing is so good! Honestly, the dressing is where it's at. This gluten-free jalapeno ranch dressing has so much flavour and that perfect creamy texture. The dressing is thick and creamy, made with buttermilk, parmesan cheese, onions, garlic, herbs and spices. What I love most about this dressing besides how amazing it tastes is, it can be used as a sauce over grilled chicken, fish or as a dip. This is one of those dressings you can put on just about anything even a sandwich, especially an avocado sandwich. Enjoy!

These gluten-free triple berry muffins are buttery, extra soft packed with fresh berries and unbelievably delicious! Nothing beats baking with fresh fruit. What I love about these gluten-free muffins they are moist and packed with loads of seasonal berries. I must say, this is my favourite muffin recipe. For breakfast or a snack later in the day, these berry muffins won't disappoint. Enjoy!

This quinoa power salad is for someone who is super health conscious. I know, some of you are not that into quinoa, but you must trust me on this! You will taste nothing but deliciousness and as a bonus, this salad will boost your immune system. Quinoa, an ancient seed, contains all nine essential amino acids which means a complete protein and is an excellent choice for someone following a plant-based diet. To make this flavourful salad is quick and easy. Once you have the cooked quinoa, add kale, green onions, grapes, cherry tomatoes, oranges, currants and fresh parsley. To flavour this salad, I made a zesty orange vinaigrette. All the ingredients in this recipe make everything work so well together. The salad keeps well in the fridge, and the flavour develops more with each day. This quinoa salad is great for on the go lunch, for work, school or as a side to your favourite grilled meats or fish for dinner. 

This cake is a chocolate lover's dream. The two layers are made up of grain-free chocolate cake and a layer of chocolate mousse. It's a simple gluten-free chocolate dessert with perfect sweetness and is made with only six ingredients. What makes this cake outstanding it melts in your mouth, and all you taste is creamy chocolate. This is only an eight-inch round cake, but you can get 10 servings. The cake is rich with two layers of creamy chocolate, so all you need is a small slice per serving. This dessert needs to chill so plan ahead. Enjoy!

These gluten-free tiramisu cupcakes are insanely delicious! Honestly, if you are looking for a magical dessert but still want to keep it simple, this recipe is for you. The cupcakes are flavoured with coffee, cocoa and rum and are delightfully light and moist. I topped the cupcakes with a cream cheese frosting flavoured with coffee and rum. To finish the cupcakes, I gave them a light dusting of cocoa powder. A perfect combo for, traditional tiramisu flavours. What I love about these cupcakes is, you can serve a dessert for 12 people that is simple enough for anyone to make. These cupcakes make a wonderful dessert for large gatherings or summer barbecues.

Today I wanted to share this healthy grain-free date pecan muffin recipe. Besides being dairy-free and gluten-free, these tasty muffins are made with coconut flour, bringing them to a whole new level of deliciousness. Coconut flour is low in net-carbs and is often used in keto and paleo recipes. As a sweetener, I used only a small amount of maple syrup because the dates add so much sweetness already. By adding pecans, the muffin has a subtle nutty flavour with a bit of crunch. For me, Wednesday is a day to make fresh muffins because whatever I baked over the weekend is always gone by midweek. This muffin is packed with protein and fiber, making it an excellent choice for breakfast or a snack.  

Crostata, an Italian open-faced pie or tart is made with a butter pastry dough filled with fresh fruit or a savoury filling. This is a savoury gluten-free crostata made with leeks, potatoes and feta cheese. It has so many tasty elements, buttery crust, sautéed leeks, potatoes and the saltiness of feta cheese. For weekend baking, this gluten-free leek and potato crostata is definitely a must try recipe. Whether you are looking for something special for brunch or light casual dinner, this crostata delivers the flavours you will remember. Enjoy!

Galette is a rustic free-form tart, with the dough edges folded up around the filling. In this gluten-free galette recipe, I used a simple butter pastry and a fresh apricot filling. What I love best about a galette is, the shape does not have to be perfect, so it is super easy to put together. A rustic galette is all about buttery crust with a delicious filling. To make this gluten-free apricot galette extra special add a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Enjoy! Check out our store for my favourite gluten-free ingredients here ->

Instant pot vegan chickpea chili is light enough for summer days and hearty for when you crave comfort food. This plant-based chili is filled with smoky bold flavours and is made with dry chickpeas. When you use dry chickpeas, the texture is better, and they add so much more flavour to the chili, you also control the salt. To make this instant pot vegan chili stand out from most, I added butternut squash, collards and quinoa. This makes the chili nutritionally well balanced, the textures are interesting, and the flavour is outstanding! To serve, you can add various toppings like cilantro, chopped red onion, avocado, lime wedges, plant-based yogurt or shredded cheese. Enjoy!

This gluten-free cheesy focaccia with olives can be served as an appetizer, table bread, snack or with antipasto. Focaccia is a flat oven-baked bread that originated in Italy. This gluten-free focaccia is crisp on the outside and soft and chewy on the inside and absolutely delicious! I added cheese, olives and rosemary, making this bread rich and flavourful. My favourite way to serve focaccia is with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, honestly, that is all you need it is that good :-) What I love about this recipe, it is easy to make, anyone can do it. The bread makes for a delicious side to simple bean soup or chili. Did I mention it is super addictive? Enjoy 

Nothing beats a delicious Dutch Baby with blueberry compote and feta for Sunday brunch. Dutch baby sometimes called a German pancake is a large American popover, a simple pancake baked in the oven. What makes this gluten-free Dutch baby different from others is, the topping, a freshly made blueberry compote and feta cheese. The sweetness of the blueberries, combined with the saltiness of feta, makes this baby stand out from most. I would like to talk a bit more about the blueberry compote. The blueberries are briefly cooked in fresh orange juice flavoured with a hint of cloves and orange zest, the great thing about making this compote? All you need is three minutes to make this healthy topping. You may think this recipe is complicated, but it's not! This gluten-free Dutch Baby with blueberry compote and feta recipe is easy enough for anyone to make but will impress even the fussiest eater. Enjoy!

Baked tuna melt jalapeño poppers are a perfect appetizer, especially when you are hosting a crowd. The peppers are stuffed with deliciously flavoured cheesy tuna and then baked to perfection. Jalapeños are mild to moderately spicy, so the heat from the peppers does not overpower the tasty stuffing. What I love most about this appetizer is, I can prepare the poppers in advance and just pop them in the oven when ready. Although these poppers are mostly served as appetizers, I love them as a snack. These keto poppers are high in protein, making them satisfying, but the best part, they are ever so tasty! On a side note, if you are not a fan of tuna, you can use salmon they are just as delicious  :-D

As we approach the warm weather, there is nothing more refreshing than yogurt with fresh fruit. I tried many brands of vegan gluten-free yogurt, but honestly, I didn't find one that I liked, and they are costly.  So, I decided to invest in a yogurt maker. I have been working on various yogurt recipes, but this coconut cashew vanilla yogurt is my favourite. This homemade yogurt is nutritious and luscious without unwanted additives, artificial flavours and preservatives. For flavour, I added coconut meat and a hint of vanilla. Honestly, this yogurt is so good! I love the yogurt as is, but if you are looking for variations add fresh seasonal fruit, seeds or nuts you will love it! The best part is, this yogurt is satisfying because cashews are packed with protein, and for added health benefits, cashews are high in magnesium. What I love about this healthy and refreshing yogurt is, you can enjoy it any time of the day 

You can never have enough healthy, delicious, gluten-free muffin recipes. Extra light and moist, these grain-free muffins are made with poppy seeds and apples. I wanted to include poppy seeds in this recipe because these tiny seeds carry a lot of punch. They are a rich source of essential minerals such as calcium, iron and zinc; also, they pack plenty of fiber and protein. For flavour, I used cardamom a delicate Indian spice, and I lightly sweetened the muffin with maple syrup. The muffin turned out sooo good, you'd never guess this gluten-free muffin is on the healthier side. I promise this high protein, and high fiber muffin won't disappoint!

I am super excited about this so tasty and so different Indian flavoured vegan dish. In this recipe, I used tofu for the faux chicken which is coated with tandoori spices and baked, and the quinoa is made with chickpeas, carrots and peas all cooked in an Indian flavoured broth. This tandoori faux chicken quinoa bowl is so, so flavourful! To finish the dish, drizzle everything with plenty of fresh lemon juice and serve with tomatoes and or snap peas. If you are not a fan of quinoa, you will become one after you try this dish :-D  Quinoa is a gluten-free super seed high in protein and one of the few plant foods that contain sufficient amounts of all nine essential amino acids. It is also high in fiber, iron, potassium, calcium, magnesium, B vitamins, vitamin E, phosphorus, and various beneficial antioxidants. To your health! Have you visited my online store lately?