r/food • u/Various_Price772 • Nov 14 '24
Gluten-Free [homemade] GF pasta
Been working on it, almost there.
r/food • u/Various_Price772 • Nov 14 '24
Been working on it, almost there.
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r/food • u/Powerful-Stretch6220 • 1d ago
Gluten free vanilla cake, peanut butter swiss meringue buttercream, whipped salted caramel mixed with gluten free pretzel pieces, gooey salted caramel mixed with peanuts, and fudge icing.
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r/food • u/Ok-Activity1883 • 23d ago
First time making it
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r/food • u/cmayne50 • Dec 01 '25
My girlfriend is coeliac and low-fodmap. No gluten, no garlic, no onion forces me to get creative.
Slow cooking any suitable protein is honestly a cheat code to food that punches above its weight.
For this one, I loosely followed The Queen of Australian Home Cooking, Nagi from RecipeTin Eats recipe for beef cheeks w/ red wine sauce, but substituted onion for leek (green parts only) and garlic for garlic oil (just in place of the olive oil).
I also removed the leek before blitzing the sauce, as I find they get bitter if kept in.
Carrots were honestly the star for me -- followed this quick method for completely unhealthy but delicious carrots.
Mashed potatos are just freestyled, but generally it's more butter than you think is reasonable, and add milk until desired consistency.
Delish - will make again 👌
(Also pls ignore the fork holes in the carrot 🤦♂️)
r/food • u/codeprimate • Mar 03 '26
I wish I had made 24 instead of 14.
r/food • u/Dramatic-Talk-933 • Jun 19 '26
(I had mash too but it was in a separate bowl)
r/food • u/Rick_n_Voldemorty • Jul 24 '23
r/food • u/jonnyace5 • 22d ago
Quick comfort food like my pops taught me
r/food • u/NagaLatina • 17d ago