20 Gluten-Free Dinner Recipes (2024)

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Good morning! I’m sipping from a giant mug of coffee with Cookie curled up on my feet, so we’re off to a good start. Today, I thought I’d share a collection of my favorite recipes that are both vegetarian (as always) and gluten free. These are the kinds of dinners that we make at girls’ night, since two of us follow gluten-free diets and I complicate matters by being a vegetarian.

The more restrictions, the more difficult menu planning can be, but I hope you’ll find plenty of inspiration below! You’ll see rice-based dishes, like risotto and Mexican meals, some creative quinoa dinners, hearty salads, quiche and more.

I had a hard time narrowing down the options to an even twenty, so click here for my complete gluten-free category. You can always access it by hovering over ALL RECIPES in the header menu, then mousing down to DIET > GLUTEN FREE. Enjoy!

1) Thai Green Curry with Spring Vegetables


“This was great!! Super easy and yet it also had depth of flavor. I enjoyed it very much. Served it with quinoa instead of rice!” – Sara

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“This was delicious (and so pretty too!). I’ve made a full recipe so that I’d have leftovers for work. Thanks for the suggestions on storing; it travels well!” – Patricia

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“Made this tonight and it was delicious! I’m normally not a huge fan of beets but the tangy dressing worked really well and masked the usual “earthiness” of the beets (even the beet-hating bf couldn’t resist a couple bites ;p). Topped it with a fried runny egg and it was a great post-workout dinner :)” – Emily L.

4) Thai Pineapple Fried Rice


“That was super delicious and easy. I love the recipe you adapted it from but I may like this one even more. My meat eater husband loved it too. More stir fries like this please! :)” – Kerry

5) Spicy Sweet Potato and Green Rice Burrito Bowls


“I absolutely LOVED this recipe, the green rice was a delicious addition and everything paired together so well. I made this recipe for my friends last night and they had nothing but good things to say, thanks for a new favorite Kate!” – Monica

6) Easy Brown Rice Risotto with Mushrooms and Fresh Oregano


“Made this recipe last night and it was amazing! Not only was the dish delicious and super simple to make, I was even able to do some cleaning during the 40 minutes before it was time to prepare the mushrooms. For those of us who are always looking for ways to multi-task and get things, done, this recipe is great for that!” – Veronica

7) Thai Mango Cabbage Wraps with Crispy Tofu and Peanut Sauce


“Wow, this was seriously delicious! My husband is a die hard carnivore and this dish had him trying to spoon up every last drop, including what we had originally planning on saving for lunch the next day :)

I am going to try to use this peanut sauce in a few other dishes as well, it’s just that good!! We served the cabbage wraps with fresh grilled corn and felt like we were eating a meal beautiful and delicious enough to be featured on a magazine cover. Thank you so much for sharing!” – Beth

8) Spicy Kale and Coconut Stir Fry


“Hi! This recipe has been on my ‘to try’ list for weeks and I finally made it for dinner for me and my family tonight. We loved it! And I have two children who are not easy to please! Hats off to you–thank you for another fabulous recipe.” – Lisa

9) Fresh Arugula and Black Bean Tacos with Pickled Radish and Feta


“These are to-die-for. The pickled radishes were easy and are excellent as a garnish (or even by themselves). I ate leftovers from this dish twice this week– just as delish as the first time! Warmed corn tortillas are key.” – Sarah

10) Strawberry Kale Salad with Nutty Granola Croutons


“I’m going to be honest – I was skeptical about this…I typically don’t like fruit in my salad. However, something about this recipe really intrigued me. I’m sure glad it did, because this salad is delicious. I’ve made it multiple times already! It taste just like summer! Thank you!” – Elena

11) Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Crispy Baked Tofu with Honey-Sesame Glaze


“I made this for dinner last night. What an absolute winner! The slightly charred and bitter sprouts balanced perfectly with the sweet sauce (that is delicious!) and the nutty rice tied into the sesame seeds. Super tasty and amazingly put together dish. Thanks!” – Kath

12) Lemony Lentil and Chickpea Salad with Radish and Herbs


“I LOVE this salad. I’ve been making it with dill only and serving with arugula. I make a batch and take to work for lunch. Got some family hooked on it too. It’s so fresh!” – Sarah

13) Quick Vegan Chana Masala


“I just made this yesterday. It was really quick and SO good. I have tried other ‘quick chana masala’ recipes but this was by far the best. Thanks!” – Steff

14) Curried Coconut Quinoa and Greens with Roasted Cauliflower


“Well, this is a first as my husband (who is not a big fan of quinoa) raved about how good this turned out! Thanks so much for your yummy recipes – so healthy too!” – Diane

15) Spicy Vegan Black Bean Soup


“As I’m sharing the link to this recipe for the umpteenth time, I had to comment and let you know how much this soup has become a weeknight staple for me. It is so simple, yet so absolutely rich and delicious! It has saved me from take-out on more than one occasion, and I make sure to always have four cans of black beans on hand “just in case”. Thanks!” – Kathryn

16) Arugula and Cremini Quiche with Gluten-Free Almond Meal Crust


“This quiche base made with almond meal was awesome. My 21 yr old son said it was the best quiche base he had ever tasted. So easy to make and so delicious. Thanks so much.” – Jacque

17) Kale, Black Bean and Avocado Burrito Bowl


“This was my first recipe from this blog & it was AMAZING. I have tried & failed at brown rice for years. It turned out perfectly here. Wouldn’t change a thing. Looking forward to enjoying this for lunch the rest of the week, and trying many more recipes!” – HM

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(the burgers themselves are gluten free, so just serve them on gluten-free buns or a salad or whatnot!)

“Made these last night, AMAZING. We didn’t have millet though, so I subbed for the old quinoa in my fridge. Luckily did the trick! Thanks Kate, another stellar recipe.” – Kelly G

19) West African Peanut Soup


“I LOVED this. Seriously delicious. Adding this to the list of recipes that make me happy to be vegan. Thank you!” – Jen

20) Portobello and Poblano Fajitas


“These are ridiculously good, I’ve now eaten them four times in two weeks, I believe I have developed a habit. Thanks so much for sharing :D” – Emily

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20 Gluten-Free Dinner Recipes (2024)

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What can I feed a crowd that is gluten-free? ›

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What is a typical gluten-free meal? ›

Many naturally gluten-free foods can be a part of a healthy diet: Fruits and vegetables. Beans, seeds, legumes and nuts in their natural, unprocessed forms. Eggs. Lean, nonprocessed meats, fish and poultry.

What can I cook for someone who is gluten intolerant? ›

Gluten Free Dinner Recipes
  • Gluten-Free Glazed Meatloaf.
  • Gluten-Free Hearty Chicken Pot Pie.
  • Gluten-Free Chicken and Dumplings.
  • Orange-Glazed Roast Turkey with Gluten-Free Cranberry-Orange Stuffing.
  • Baked Autumn Vegetables.
  • Grilled Chipotle Turkey Breast.
  • Cauliflower Mashed "Potatoes"
  • Gluten-Free Broccoli and Squash Medley.

Can celiacs eat potatoes? ›

Many foods, such as meat, vegetables, cheese, potatoes and rice, are naturally free from gluten so you can still include them in your diet. A dietitian can help you identify which foods are safe to eat and which are not. If you're unsure, you can use the following lists as a general guide.

What do most gluten-free people eat? ›

If you avoid gluten, there are plenty of foods you can choose from to ensure you're eating a well-balanced diet. Many whole foods are naturally gluten-free, including fruits, vegetables, legumes, certain whole grains, dairy products, and oils, as well as fresh meat, fish, and poultry.

What do gluten-free people miss out on? ›

If you cut all gluten out of your diet, there's a risk that you could miss out on nutritious whole grains, fiber and micronutrients. Getting enough whole grains in your diet is especially important if you're at risk for heart disease or diabetes.

What to serve someone who is gluten-free? ›

Broil, grill or pan-fry meat, fish and vegetables in olive oil or light butter. Bake or roast potatoes, and toss salads in homemade balsamic vinegar dressing – Voila, a delicious, nutritious, gluten-free meal!

What happens when you stop eating gluten? ›

It's common to feel constantly hungry during your first several weeks without gluten. You may want to eat all the time. Your body hasn't been able to absorb food properly for a while. So once it can, it'll try to make up for the deficit.

What are the worst foods for celiac disease? ›

Avoid all products with barley, rye, triticale (a cross between wheat and rye), farina, graham flour, semolina, and any other kind of flour, including self-rising and durum, not labeled gluten-free. Be careful of corn and rice products.

What is a good meal for someone with celiac disease? ›

Many foods, such as meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, rice, and potatoes, without additives or some seasonings, are naturally gluten-free. Flour made from gluten-free foods, such as potatoes, rice, corn, soy, nuts, cassava, amaranth, quinoa, buckwheat, or beans are safe to eat.

What can I eat to get rid of gluten in my stomach? ›

If you experience side effects from accidental gluten exposure, you can:
  1. Drink plenty of water to flush out your system.
  2. Eat small meals that aren't spicy or fatty.
  3. Try ginger or peppermint tea to soothe an upset stomach.

What triggers celiac disease later in life? ›

How does a person get celiac disease? One theory is that it's triggered by some type of significant physical stress that overextends your immune system. Healthcare providers have observed that the disease often shows up after a physical event such as surgery, illness or pregnancy, or a severe emotional event.

Is peanut butter gluten-free? ›

In its natural form, both peanuts and peanut butter are gluten-free.

Do bananas have gluten celiac disease? ›

If you have Celiac disease, you can eat bananas. But it's following a gluten-free diet that's going to protect your health and prevent gastrointestinal issues and potentially serious health problems.

What can I serve to someone who is gluten-free? ›

Fruits and vegetables are naturally gluten-free—so have plenty on hand for snacking. Rice, wild rice, corn and quinoa are gluten-free foods. Price Chopper does sell several different brands of gluten-free pasta. Meat, fish and chicken are also gluten-free, but some cold cuts do contain wheat starch as binders.

How do you cater for gluten intolerant guests? ›

How Do You Cater For Gluten-Intolerant Guests?
  1. Know Your Guests' Needs. ...
  2. Opt for a Japanese-Inspired Menu. ...
  3. Choose a Catering Company with Gluten-Free Options. ...
  4. Prepare Separate Utensils and Serving Plates. ...
  5. Label All Foods and Dishes Appropriately. ...
  6. Final Thoughts.

What is gluten-free party food? ›

Make or buy gluten free chicken nuggets or mini hot dog sausages. Use gluten free bread for sandwiches and make sure any crisps or snacks do not contain gluten. Fizzy drinks, fruit juices and most fruit cordials do not contain gluten, but check any cloudy drinks as these may contain barley.

What can I put on a gluten-free platter? ›

What To Include on a Gluten Free Charcuterie Board
  1. 3 cheeses – Brie (baked and topped with cranberry sauce), Gouda, Port Salut (you can use more)
  2. 4 meats – sliced turkey meat, beef summer sausage, turkey pastrami, turkey pepperoni.
  3. mini dill pickles and kalamata olives.
  4. cherry tomatoes.
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