juropat

Someone in family was recently diagnose with Celiac Disease and Im looking for some simple Gluten- free recipes. Thanks!!

SevenupinNC

Well, we've been Gluten free for 6 years.
What kind of recipes are you looking for?

QuiltE

A good place to look would be via the celiac website ..... and to ask Mr. Google!

SevenupinNC

Here are a few easy things to serve others that don't call for out of the way ingredients:

A PB Cookie Recipe:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/three-i...utter-cookies/

Also see the Chocolate Coconut Macaroon recipe in this part of the forum.

Here is a blog full of slow cooker recipes that are almost all gluten free: http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/

In the baking section you can buy Gluten Free Bisquick for an easy way to make pancakes or other quick bread item.

d.swindle

[I] have been gluten free for about 4 yrs.I know what you are going through,the first place I would look is
gluten free mall.com,I have been ordering from from them and after trying many, many of their baking flour, I use
(better batter) you can get it in 5lbs.I also have a cookbook from there that I ordered when I needed some help
on changing my cooking.also I use a lot of my recipts but always remember you have to use an egg in everything
you cook with gluten free flour,wven your pie crust,I have some recipts if you would like me to send you some.
PM me if you would like.
d.swindle

Tartan

Just made gluten free cookies today. I buy corn flour at the bulk food store. I use a regular Peanut Butter cookie recipe and substitute the corn flour for reg. flour. You have to fiddle with the recipe a bit and add a little more flour so it can be rolled into balls and pressed down with a fork before baking. Corn flour makes the cookies a little grainier than reg. flour but they are still good. (make sure to check your peanut butter is gluten free before using)

MillieH

Try Betty Crocker's gluten free recipes--quick easy, lots of variety: http://www.bettycrocker.com/search/s...=6&term=gluten free#/?term=gluten%2Bfree&fv=AND(HasGridViewImage%3ATrue)&pi=1&ps=9
Be sure to click on "More" at the bottom of the page each time.

romanojg

best one for Christmas cookie; 1 c. peanut butter, 1 C. sugar and 1 egg; mix bake by spoon fulls then add hershey kiss when it comes out of oven. I don't have the exact time here with me but not long. I just found out that Bisquick makes a gluten free mix; another quilter says it's ok for flour free. You might try them and they have recipes

fayeberry

There are many excellent GF cookbooks, you might want to check your local library or even a used bookstore. Having been on a GF diet for more than 10 years, I have learned the best substitute for wheat flour is a combination or other flours (rice, tapioca, cornstarch, potato starch). You will need to add xanthan gum if baking. The flour mix formulas can be expensive due to multiple ingredients, so many people prefer to buy prepackaged mixes. I like GF products by Bob's Red Mill company, but there are other good ones also. Best of luck. Your celiac relative will sincerely appreciate your effort!

juropat

some recipes from making a menu plan to baking would be great! I will try other suggestions and recipes listed. Thanks!!