Gluten-free breakfasts don’t have to be just cereals. Those
with celiac disease or gluten intolerance have many other gluten-free breakfast
choices. I’ve asked my fellow bloggers for some of their best breakfast recipes
to share today. The German Apple and Cranberry Puff Pancake from Lexie’s Kitchen pictured above is a gluten-free version of the traditional not quite pancake, not quite souffle recipe.
Carol Kicinksi of Simply Gluten Free has one of my favorite food
blogs. I visit Carol’s blog regularly to bask in the Florida sunlight she
captures in her food photos and for the simple, elegant recipes she shares.
Carol will be appearing on QVC today from 4:00-5:00 EST to share her new cookbook,
Simply Gluten-Free Desserts during an hour devoted to gluten-free food. Carol shared the following ideas:
Gluten-Free Pistachio Fruit Breakfast Bars
Gluten-Free Grain-Free Peanut Butter Banana Muffins
Gluten-Free Maple Oat Bacon Pancakes-These are part of a The Gluten-Free Ratio Rally with a list of more gluten-free pancakes from some of the best gluten-free baking bloggers.
My friend, Alisa Fleming, is the author of the book and web site, Go Dairy Free. On her Alisa Cooks blog she shares some gluten-free recipes as well:
Dutch Babies topped with Chunky Blueberry Maple Sauce
Nancy Kohler at The Sensitive Pantry has a Toasted Coconut Breakfast Risotto that is one of my favorites.
Finally, I have discovered fried oatmeal. I found detailed instructions for fried oatmeal on a blog that is not gluten-free. I used Bob’s Red Mill Gluten-Free Steel Cut Oats for mine pictured above. Amy Green has a similar recipe using buckwheat groats in her new cookbook.
Tomorrow, registered dietitian and gluten-free blogger, Cheryl Harris joins me with a round up of gluten-free whole grains. For those gluten-free eaters who just can’t tolerate grains at all, next week I’ll have a post dedicated to grain-free breakfast ideas. There will also be a post for healthy, gluten-free breakfasts in a hurry before we leave breakfasts and explore other gluten-free topics.
