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Basic Gluten Free Pasta Dough

A basic gluten free pasta dough is an essential and is great for a dinner party. This recipe makes the perfect pasta. It is quite a thick and tough dough but it’s this texture that will make the pasta when cooked have the perfect texture. This can be used to make all sorts of pasta shapes such as gluten free lasagna noodles, ravioli, tagliatelle, etc.

Gluten Free Raspberry and White Chocolate Tart

This is a white chocolate custard tart with raspberries and a coconut and vanilla crust. The creamy white chocolate custard is delicious with the sweet tart raspberries. If raspberries aren’t your thing, try changing up the fruit depending on what’s in season.

Chilli Con Carne

Chilli con carne is a great recipe to have on hand for many occasions, particularly occasions such as garden parties where there may be lots of guests. This is an easy recipe to double, triple, etc, and can be prepared in advance and kept warm in the oven until serving.

Basic Gluten Free Gyoza Wrapper

A basic gluten free gyoza wrapper is an essential recipe in my kitchen as I have found it rare to come by these in any shops here in Scotland. Though these are quite delicate to handle while preparing the final result is very similar to the original kind.

Gluten Free Carbonara

Carbonara is one of the simplest pasta dishes to make and contains very few ingredients. This Carbonara is perfect for a weeknight meal and can be whipped up in less than 20 minutes.

Basic Gluten Free Tortillas/Soft Taco Shells

The process of making a proper corn tortilla with masa harina can be difficult to do at home. So, I have developed a simple flour tortilla recipe with ingredients that are easy to find. This gluten free tortilla recipe is great for tacos so get creative with your toppings!

Basic Gluten Free Focaccia

My focaccia recipe contains a blend of different gluten free flours along with the essential xanthan gum to create a bread that is full of big bubbles and has a chew reminiscent of a regular focaccia. My secret is a dough that is more like a batter, this allows the yeast to form big bubbles and air pockets like a regular focaccia.