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Quick and easy gluten-free dinners

Easy, tasty, and budget-friendly GF meals

Four gluten-free recipes that are full of flavor and leave out inconvenience and high prices.

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Despite a reputation for long, esoteric ingredient lists, gluten-free meals can be quick, easy, and even inexpensive when you know what staples to buy and how to combine them. The number of gluten-free products has exploded in recent years, making everyday meal-makers like bread crumbs, soy sauce, and even burger buns easy to find in your favorite natural foods store. These gluten-free recipes highlight whole-grain flours instead of relying on refined starches, and none require expensive, hard-to-use specialty ingredients. You’ll save money and feel great serving these family-friendly dishes.

Coconut Shrimp with Black Bean and Mango Salad

Serves 4 /Crunchy gluten-free bread crumbs outshine the regular variety in this recipe.  view recipe

Chickpea Patties with Cucumber-Feta Salad

Serves 3 / Make your own bread crumbs by grinding gluten-free bread in a food processor.  view recipe

Turkey-Spinach Burgers

Serves 4 / Cooked millet replaces bread crumbs in this recipe for added fiber and nutrition.  view recipe

Chicken and Dumplings

Serves 4–6 / Try this the next time you have leftover rotisserie chicken. For light dumplings, use finely ground chickpea and brown rice flours.  view recipe

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Anonymous (not verified)
on Nov 26, 2012

Took me 20 minutes to find the coconut shrimp recipe--finally found it in 2011 best recipes of the year. clicking on link above did not yield recipe, but it did on other recipes. Newly changed to gf diet and am excited to try all of the above recipes:-) Thanks

lweldon
on Nov 29, 2012

The links have been updated... sorry for the inconvenience!

Dianie
on Dec 20, 2012

Today's (12/20/12) recipe, Festive Rice Stuffing, omitted from the list of ingredients the amount and kind of rice needed. Please include the measurement of rice needed for this recipe. THX!

lweldon
on Dec 20, 2012

The amount is 1 1/2 cups Wehani or rice blend. The recipe has been updated: http://deliciousliving.com/recipes/festive-rice-stuffing

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