Every one of us likes to have a nice dinner and to try something new every time when we have a chance. But, some of us have problems with our health and they are limited in their choice. We wanted to help you to realize that is not true because you can have equally tasty dinners like the regular ones, you just have to be a little more interested and explore and try a little harder.
There are thousands of different kinds of specialties that are super-delicious and that nobody would notice if they are gluten-free, low-cal, or something like that. Today we have a special list with 10 dinner ideas that are gluten-free recipes, especially for diabetics. Take a look at these ideas and we are sure that you will love them.
Enjoy!
1. Skinny Orange Chicken
Recipe via addapinch.com
We can start with chicken, meat that everybody loves. The skinny orange chicken recipe is a really tasty option for everybody at your home because it’s the delicious and healthy main dish. Start with cooking right away!
2. Pepperoni Pizza Potato Skins
Recipe via jocooks.com
An unbelievable idea that will help you to escape from the classic, ordinary dinners at your home. The pepperoni pizza potato skins are really amusing and we can assure you that you will all have fun making them in your own kitchen.
3. Gluten Free Pizza with Mozzarella, Olives, and Anaheim Peppers
Recipe via shootingthekitchen.com
You have to try the gluten free pizza with mozzarella, olives, and anaheim peppers because we know that there is nobody in the world that doesn’t like pizza. Just take a quick look at the recipe that you can find in the link below.
4. Shrimp Teriyaki over Rice Noodles
Recipe via juliasalbum.com
One of the seafood specialties that we are offering to you in our spectacular article. The shrimp teriyaki over rice noodles is a really tempting recipe for every one of us. Try and make it by following the instructions step by step!
5. Chicken Piccata
Recipe via theclevercarrot.com
An amazing specialty that has a fantastic, sharp taste that you simply can’t resist. The chicken piccata is easy to make, you just have to find the special tips that will make this recipe totally gluten-free.
6. Ground Beef and Tater Tot Casserole
Recipe via sweetpenniesfromheaven.com
A ground beef and tater tot casserole, sounds really tempting for most of us, isn’t it? Take a look at the full recipe that you can find in the link below and you will see that it’s easy to make for everyone! Have a nice dinner!
7. Bang-Bang Shrimps
Recipe via healthstartsinthekitchen.com
Here is the second seafood specialty in our article and as you can see it has shrimps like the main ingredient in it. But, it’s the healthy gluten-free recipe and that assures all of us that it’s something special and super-delicious.
8. Gluten-Free Lobster Mac and Cheese
Recipe via nytimes.com
And finally, we have arrived at our first real pasta recipe. The skinny baked macaroni and cheese is a tempting mac and cheese idea for everyone at your home for a great midweek dinner. We are sure that everybody around you will be delighted!
9. Gluten Free Brown Rice Penne, Kale and Sausage
Recipe via glutenfreedoctor.com
Gluten-Free Brown Rice Penne, Kale and Sausage, sounds incredibly delicious, isn’t it? An interesting combination of three different ingredients, an exquisite choice for sure. Take a look at the full recipe and try making this specialty on your own.
10. Gluten-Free Roasted Pork Chops and Vegetables
Recipe via bettycrocker.com
As you all know, we always leave the best recipes for the very end. We think that the gluten-free roasted pork chops and vegetables are a perfect ending for our superb list of top 10 gluten-free dinner recipes. We know that some of these recipes will become your favorites right away and we promise that we will try to make even better articles to keep you fully satisfied.
Yeah uh this is great but where are the recipes??
The link to the recipes can be found under the photo “Recipe and Photo credit to …” or “via www.website.com”. Hope you find this answer useful. Thanks
Second on that question…
The link to the recipes can be found under the photo “Recipe and Photo credit to …” or “via www.website.com”
Okay, so do you just not understand what the term “gluten free” means, or…?
gluten free means that there is no gluten in the meal — gluten comes from wheat, so things like regular bread, and pasta contain gluten. Gluten is also used in many other products. People with celiac disease have an intolerance to gluten.
Well, forget skinny broccoli mac and cheese. It may be great for vegans but not great for celiacs, seriously? breadcrumbs? Also what about the chicken piccata? Really, Cracked wheat? so much for gluten free.
These are all gluten-free recipes, you just need to read! The recipes on the links are made to be gluten free, so don’t talk unless you are sure for something.
Linda …….Katz and kinninnick make Gluten Free Bread Crums. Very good too!
If you visit a Natural Foods store, or even your local grocery store, you will find gluten free pasta, bread crumbs, bread, all purpose flour, etc…
Yes you could substitute and make all these dishes gluten free BUT they are not gluten free recipes! Danger with this is that if someone was looking for a gf recipe for a family member or friend with celiacs they may trust this post and accidentally feed their loved ones gluten. Please people don’t post crap like this! The other issue is that not everything is a 1:1 substitute. GF flour doesn’t bake up the same as regular flour.
WOW…..you people are so rude in your comments.
I see that, since I made my comment, some of the recipes have been switched for ACTUALLY gluten-free recipes. Still a problem, though. Side dish for the Chicken Piccata? Cracked WHEAT + spinach
Seriously. Don’t write an article about something like this unless you know what you’re doing. Learning what is safe to eat is hard enough for people with celiac and gluten/wheat allergies without you throwing a blatantly misleading article out there.
Thanks for the recipes, I’d forgotten about tater tot casserole! My entire family went gluten free 5 years ago after my oldest son was diagnosed with celiacs. Being single, and 29 when he was diagnosed, mom started cooking for him, as he also had problems with even GF foods from health food stores if they were highly processed. The first year is a learning process, as you learn to scrutinize labels, and even if it’s not marked gluten free, make the effort to call the 800 on most foods to verify that it’s gluten free.(That’s how I found out Reece’s peanut butter cups, and Reece’s pieces are GF UNLESS they’re in holiday colors or wrappers, which are made at a different facility!) Just wanted to let you know that I appreciated the post, don’t be discouraged by naysayers, no one cooking for someone with celiacs or gluten intolerance would use these recipes without making adjustments. Fortunately, more and more companies are coming out with GF products every day, which keeps bringing down the food costs. The GF pasta 5 years ago were almost 8$ a box in our area, but in the last year, Barilla and Ronzoni have come out with GF pastas @ 2.79 a box.
I love the Barilla brand of pasta the best!