Gluten Free Recipes
There are hundreds of great gluten free recipes on 101 Cookbooks. Recipes I developed or discovered over the years that happen to be delicious, as well as gluten free. I have a good number of friends who avoid gluten or who are gluten intolerant, so I eventually compiled those recipes into this list for convenient reference. All of these recipes are gluten free, or easily adapted to be gluten free. Enjoy!
Toasted Pumpkin Seeds: Three Ways
Toasted pumpkin seeds are the tiny, edible trophies you get for carving pumpkins. There are a couple of tricks to roasting perfect pumpkin seeds.
Heirloom Apple Salad
The sort of hearty apple salad I love. It has heirloom apples, shaved celery, and toasted nuts of your choosing. The dressing is creamy and spiked with rosemary, garlic and champagne vinegar.
Super Natural Vegan Sushi
This is homemade vegan sushi made with sweet potato fries, seasoned tofu, avocado, kale chips, and a whole grain sushi rice blend. A quick kiss of strong wasabi-spiked soy sauce is my preferred dipping sauce.
Steaming Vegetables
A reminder of what a great cooking technique steaming vegetables is. Fast and flexible for the win.
Homemade Bouillon
You can absolutely make homemade bouillon. Use it in all sorts of soups, stews, and noodle bowls. It's so much better than any canned broth I've tasted.
Caramelized Brussels Sprouts and Apples with Tofu
A Brussels sprout recipe for people who think they might not like them. Shredded Brussels sprout ribbons, apples, garlic, pine nuts, and tofu in a skillet with a hint of maple syrup.
Fresh Mint Chip Frozen Yogurt
A luscious fresh mint chip frozen yogurt recipe from the Sprouted Kitchen cookbook.
Peace, Love & Energy Dip
The best thing in my refrigerator right now. It’s a dip! An updated version of the virtuous hippie spreads found for decades in California grocery co-ops and farmers’ markets.
How to Cook Beans that are Tender, Creamy, and Nearly Perfect
The best way I know to cook beans, and the one I always return to. A version of the much-loved Tuscan bean recipe - fagioli al fiasco. Traditionally, beans were baked overnight in a Chianti bottle placed near the embers of that night's fire. While not exactly authentic (no fire here), I do a riff on the general idea, using a low-temperature oven and enamel-lined pot.
Frosty Lime Sherbet
The trick I use with lime sherbet is to use a bit of orange and lemon alongside fresh lime juice. It takes a bit of the edge off the lime and you end up with a sherbet that tastes like lime tangled with a Creamsicle.
