[Nicole]

Does anyone have website or food blog suggestions for gluten free recipes?
I've been searching for sites with photos and a wide variety of recipes that are healthful and creative. Thanks for the help!

[jkuenker]

Some cooking blogs that I enjoy that are gluten free include: 

http://www.bookofyum.com/blog/ -alot of these are enthic and creative.  Some are very detailed and time consuming for a quick meal.

http://glutenfreegirl.blogspot.com/- she is a lovely writer with a newly published book.  The blog is more of a story of life and food with occasional recipes. 

http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/-she has a wonderful spunky personality and has  many allergies, one of them gluten. 

http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/- cooking from a mom's prespective. 

You can also look at whole foods website and go by their food labels for restrictions. 

These are just a few.  When you are on these blogs you will find that they have a blogroll of many other gluten free blogs as well as gluten free resources as well via the web, etc. 

I hope that you enjoy them as much as I do.

Julie

[Nicole]

Gracias! 

[MiraD]

While I don't specifically post any gluten free recipes on my site there is some information about different gluten free grains and links to a couple of other places.  http://www.grainsandmore.com/gluten.html. 

HTH

[BonnieP]

I also frequently find great recipes at:
celiac.com
enjoylifefoods.com

another one:
http://glutenfreeclub.

If you're local, I could help you with personal recipes that I have developed and/or collected.  I also am publishing a cookbook that contains recipes that are all gluten, casein, soy, egg free....let me know if you're interested!

cheersBonnie

[KelliG]

Great website:
http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/

[NancyM]

The Gluten Free Goddess is great!  I'm signed up for her email "alerts" in which she starts to describe her newest creation in mouth watering terms.  I can then go to her website for more details.

The Living Without magazine has recipes on their website at www.Livingwithout.com and offers a weekly email alert of a new or seasonal recipe.

Whole Foods has gluten-free recipes on their website www.wholefoods.com.

Clan Thompson offers recipes and resources at www.clanthompson.com/life_cooking.php3.  They also offer a free monthly newsletter with updates on research and gluten-free foods and products.

[ChrisB]

Rachel Matez is really great as well. She was just here promoting her new book "Ice Dream" Cookbook. It has great gluten free desserts in it. Her website has other kinds of recipes on it: http://www.thehealthycookingcoach.com/

Chris Bauman

[jodi f.]

Hi Chris,

Try Rachel's brownie recipe without the stevia, i.e., less sweet, and 2Tbs. of Vital Scoop. Yummy. Also, I didn't have guar gum or potato starch, so I used ground flax seed instead. Seemed to work just fine without these added processed 'things'. Why are these always in gluten-free baked goods? I had no issues with consistency.

Jodi

[LauraS]

I agree with Rachel and Don Mastez thegardenofeatingdiet.com for the Squash Pie recipe!  I LOVE that one!  We adore that cookbook, too.  Great resource!

I have an informational site that is gluten and dairy free (also mostly soy, egg, sugar free as it is geared to a very specific audience of people in transition of elimination diet based on blood testing or those en route to SCD or other).
So these recipes won't be for everyone, but they can be adapted.
Rachel Mastez and Karina of Gluten Free Goddess have each donated a day of recipes to our two week menu.  Cathe Olsen and Anna of Breads From Anna have both allowed us use of recipes, too, so there is some good info compiled there

it's www.glutenanddairyfree.com

Karina's site is a fabulous one for photos.  I think the best choice if you are looking for recipes combined with photos.  The recipes don't always work for me, but there are enough to choose from that you can always find something!  And she is a great woman and artist