Discover wholesome, gluten free recipes that will appeal to ALL eaters at the table. These are professionally tested, easy-to-make dishes that anybody can master and that everybody will love.
You can leave your mixing bowls in the cupboard for this healthy, gluten free carrot cake! The batter gets whizzed up right in the Vitamix or food processor, and the result is seriously amazing.
This is the ULTIMATE cold peanut noodle salad, made with a creamy Thai peanut sauce and a slew of veggies.
Yes, you CAN make enchiladas on a weeknight! This salsa verde chicken enchilada recipe is easy, packed with flavor, healthy and gluten free.
Reminiscent of our favorite spicy salmon rolls, these portable sushi burritos (or you can serve them as rolls) can be made ahead and don’t require a sushi mat! A ginger- and sriracha-spiked salmon salad gets rolled in nori with sushi rice, cucumber and.
You’re going to love this easy, creamy slow cooker dal, which is a cinch to make using inexpensive pantry ingredients! It’s rich and nourishing yet bright and healthy.
These salmon and potato cakes hit all of my crave buttons—they’re hot and crispy, cool and creamy, and they’re laced with scallions, garlic and ginger.
These easy, flavor-packed paleo salmon cakes come together quickly using canned salmon and pantry staples! They’re a healthy and delicious lunch or dinner.
These roasted cabbage wedges are one of my favorite side dishes.
Warning: once you start making these Instant Pot pinto beans, you might never go back to canned.
These easy and nutritious baked turkey meatballs are the perfect weeknight dinner! They can be made ahead and refrigerated or frozen until ready to use (perfect for busy schedules ?).
Healthy, simple and utterly satisfying, this creamy vegetable potage (i.
Adapted from Build-a-Bowl, by Nicki Sizemore (Storey Publishing, 2018).
This easy fig and walnut chutney is fragrant with port, cinnamon, star anise, orange zest and maple syrup.
If you’re in need of a super easy but impressive appetizer (or dinner!), these customizable, crowd-pleasing, creamy whipped ricotta crostini are a lifesaver! You’ll want to use good quality fresh whole milk ricotta, which should taste creamy and sweet.
This is my VERY FAVORITE chocolate cake to make and eat, and you would never know that it doesn’t contain a speck of flour and that it’s made entirely in the Vitamix or food processor (meaning no mixing bowls)! The cake is made with cooked quinoa, which.
These roasted acorn squash slices are drizzled with a brown butter, maple syrup and vinegar sauce for a side dish that will leave you swooning.
You won’t miss the crust in these individual pumpkin pie custards! They have a luscious, creamy texture and are a cinch to make using just one bowl (in under an hour!).
These irresistible honeynut squashes are stuffed with a Moroccan-inspired lamb filling and are sprinkled with a crispy brown-butter breadcrumb and feta topping.
These fluffy slow cooker sweet potatoes are a perfect make-ahead side dish OR main course! You can serve them as they are for an easy side dish, or load them up with the toppings of your choice to transform them into a healthy meal (check out the notes.
Adapted from Fresh Flavors for the Slow Cooker: Reinvent the Slow Cooked Meal, by Nicki Sizemore (Storey Publishing, 2019).