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Gluten-Free Desserts

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Try these winning gluten-free desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth. Chocolate cake, creme brulee, and rich ice cream are only a few of the delectable delights you can enjoy without the addition of wheat flour. All recipes come from Instructables.com, are written by gluten-free experts, and come with step-by-step pictures so you can start enjoying desserts again today! If you're looking for more refreshing desserts without gluten, check out our Guide to Homemade Ice Cream.

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13 comments

Dec 22, 2011. 5:41 PMabbyr says:

fooey

100

Nov 25, 2011. 8:16 AM

shesparticular says:

A dense but fluffy Chocolate Terrine is also gluten-free (and awesome)!

Sep 5, 2010. 10:07 PMwintrsun says:

So yummo. However oats may not always be truly ruly gluten free. Just saying :)

Apr 12, 2011. 6:34 PM

starshipminivan says:

You can buy gluten-free oats, like Bob's Red Mill. Thankfully, they are getting easier and easier to find these days.

Aug 8, 2011. 1:05 PMbkuhn1 says:

Most of the problem with oats is how they are processed (i.e. in production sites that also process wheat, rye, etc...) But oats also contain Avenin, which cannot be processed by some (but not all) with Celiac Disease. I do not feed my daughter oats due to this - when she gets older and wants to, she can figure out if she can process Avenin. In the meantime, it's not worth risking her health for me to find out, IMO.

Aug 8, 2011. 2:17 PM

starshipminivan says:

I am not the one who added my no-bake cookies recipe to the group and have all of the caveats listed on my Instructable. You are right, everyone is individual in their reactions.

It's just a simple recipe--NOT a GF recipe--that some who eat GF can adapt to their needs.

Jun 22, 2010. 6:32 PM

Servelan says:

Apple crisp made with non-wheat flours is very gluten free...good hot or cold, ice-creamed either way. Old fashioned, but with an apple peeler goes pretty quick, and you can pre-mix the topping and keep baggies in the freezer for those 'crisp' days...

Apr 12, 2011. 10:02 PMDELETED_jorgegunn says:

yess its so yumm and i use a bit of sweet potato flour in mine makes it super yumm and gooy. is your topping kinda liquedy or is it more dry kinda like pie crust dough before you smoosh it together an roll out. Before i made mine g-free it was dryier now it seem more most and if i add less liqued it dosent work right.

Jun 29, 2010. 12:47 PM

EmmettO says:

Although not a recipe per se I wrote an instructible on living gluten free with do's and don'ts and a few super simple and fast recipes for that "need it now" hunger.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Gluten-Free-Living/

Jun 26, 2010. 1:59 PMfiive says:

This is awesome I was born wheat free!