This part can be so much fun! When my daughter was first diagnosed with celiac disease at the age of three, we used to play a game where we would take turns naming all the things she could eat. That attitude served me well when I was diagnosed a few months later and has helped both of us not feel the least bit deprived on our gluten-free diet in all the years since.

Exploring new gluten-free recipes can help you get excited about all you CAN eat! The more you enjoy the food you make at home, the more you will save by not buying pre-packaged, gluten-free products and by not eating out.

Explore ethnic cuisines that are affordable and lend themselves more easily to a gluten-free diet. Some Asian cultures, like Thailand, Japan, Vietnam, and India, have many popular dishes that are naturally gluten-free.

Chinese food is a bit more challenging with gluten-containing soy sauce, but can be easily transitioned to gluten-free with a few tweaks to sauces.

Meals often incorporate rice or rice noodles. While Mediterranean dishes are often accompanied by bread or gluten-containing grains, the bulk of the diet is fresh, grilled fish, meats, and veggies, making it easy to modify recipes to make them deliciously gluten-free. Start with simple ingredients, wonderful herbs, and spices, and let the flavors combine beautifully in one dish.

Making dinner fast and easy will also help motivate you to continue cooking from home, your best money-saving tool!

To get the most out of your grocery budget, use those meat value packs and bargain bulk purchases to make a double batch of your dinner. But freeze half, and save it for dinner on a busy weeknight down the road instead of ordering pricey gluten-free take-out.

Breakfast foods are cheap: eggs, fruit, hash browns, breakfast tacos or scrambles, and homemade gluten-free pancakes. This easy and affordable dinner is a hit with kids. Gluten-free, store-bought cookies are significantly more expensive than homemade cookies.

This is an area where you can save a lot of money by baking at home. Cookies and cupcakes! freeze beautifully. Bakeries do it all the time. Even better than freezing cookies is freezing the dough in ready-to-bake balls.

You can serve warm cookies out of the oven whenever you wish! Gluten-Free Caputo Flour makes THE BEST gluten-free pizza crust. I discovered this wonderful flour while marveling over amazing gluten-free pizzas in Italy.

Gluten-Free Caputo Flour is admittedly a pricey flour, but compared to a comparable quality, gluten-free pizza from a restaurant, you will save money. And unless you live in New York, Chicago, or Italy, you will otherwise struggle to find a gluten-free pizza this good.

That is a lot of pizza! But like cookie dough, you can freeze your dough and thaw out a round of pizza dough anytime you are ready for pizza night. Gluten-Free Caputo Flour contains gluten-free, wheat starch , which is safe for celiacs when purchased from reliable manufacturers , but not safe for individuals with a wheat allergy.

Soup for dinner or lunch is an excellent value. Flavorful broth and seasonings, mixed with filling vegetables fresh or canned , rice, quinoa, noodles, beans, or potatoes, make for a wonderful meal. The options are endless, hearty, affordable, and flexible.

One night, you can serve bean soup for lunch. Two days later, repurpose that bean soup into a spicy, chicken soup with a Costco rotisserie chicken and gluten-free taco seasoning. NOT throwing away expensive, gluten-free food is one of the easiest ways to save money on a gluten-free diet.

Repurpose leftovers for another meal. Leftover ham is a wonderful addition to soup, and leftover veggies can be added to your meatloaf mixture. If members of your family turn their noses up at leftovers, no worries!

Quickly move leftovers to the freezer and they can reappear a few weeks later when no one will know the difference. Have you ever cleaned out your pantry only to toss out way too much, expired food? This is particularly devastating when you are tossing out expensive gluten-free products.

Take a peek at what you already have especially the stuff in the back and incorporate pantry items in your weekly meal plan. Hang onto those savings by freezing your fruits and veggies before they spoil.

Gluten has wonderful binding properties that are difficult to replicate in gluten-free products. This often leaves us with crumbles at the bottom of the bag.

Those crumbles can be regularly collected and repurposed into some of the best ingredients in your favorite recipes. Cracker crumbles can double as breadcrumbs for meatballs and meatloaf.

My husband prefers using finely-ground, cracker crumbles in his gluten-free turkey meatballs. They also make an excellent shake-and-bake-style coating for chicken.

The first half of my Gluten-Free Slow Cooker Recipe walks you through making gluten-free bread cubes. Gluten-free baked goods spoil quickly and dry out if stored in the fridge. To maintain fresh taste and texture and avoid spoilage, keep your gluten-free bread slice first and baked goods, like muffins and cupcakes, in the freezer.

When you make a delicious gluten-free dinner, you can look forward to leftovers for lunch. Save money by skipping take-out for lunch and bringing your fabulous gluten-free leftovers. In addition to saving money by skipping take-out, you can enjoy a healthier lunch and cut down on the risk of gluten cross-contamination from a restaurant.

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I love being able to sub a gluten-free baking flour into other recipes. I try to buy GF baking flour that has xanthan gum added, as it acts like a gluten substitute and helps to bind and thicken gluten-free ingredients. I always keep gluten-free Kodiak Cake mix on hand.

It makes really good pancakes, has a simple and wholesome ingredient list, and is a great base for making different flavors of pancakes or waffles. I especially loved the peanut butter Kodiak Cakes back in the days before I went gluten-free.

So now, I make my own gluten-free peanut butter chip pancakes : just mix Kodiak Cake mix with powdered peanut butter PBFit , a little bit of mashed banana, water, and sometimes a few peanut butter chips 😋 or chocolate chips for the BEST peanut butter banana pancakes.

I also add collagen peptides sometimes, too! Such a good gluten-free pancake breakfast with some protein, too. Some recipes are specifically written with no flour at all, like healthy peanut butter double chocolate muffins or flourless chocolate cake.

There are so many different types of gluten-free pasta! You can find gluten-free pasta made from lentils, rice, beans, quinoa, corn, or a mix. You can also use spaghetti squash for noodles, which I do all of the time.

Some of my favorites are:. brand lentil pasta, Barilla, or Banza chickpea pasta. Also, as a heads up, you can buy Banza at Costco! I get these organic brown rice noodles at Costco to use in noodle stir-fry with chicken and veggies, but you can find similar ones at lots of grocery stores.

Traditional orzo is just a small pasta not rice so it has gluten, but fortunately, lots of orzo substitutes exist! Finally, for traditional pasta alternatives, I love spaghetti squash and have one or two in my kitchen most of the time.

Recipes like Loaded Cauliflower Bowls and Skillet Buffalo Chicken are healthy, tasty and great for those who are trying to avoid gluten. Enjoy these comforting roasted cauliflower bowls topped with cheese, bacon, scallions and sour cream on their own, or add grilled chicken or shrimp to make it a full meal.

Strands of tender squash replace pasta for a more flavorful version of spaghetti pie casserole. Not to mention, spaghetti squash is a low-carb alternative to pasta and saves more than calories per serving compared to a traditional recipe. A sprinkling of nutty fontina cheese melts into a gooey topping.

Looking for a quick, easy dinner? This baked lemon-pepper chicken recipe is it. Chicken breasts are cooked in a skillet, then finished in the oven with lemon slices that soften and become part of the sauce, with a touch of maple syrup and butter to carry the flavor. It's so simple and delicious, you'll be making this healthy dinner again and again.

These quick vegan tacos, filled with a spicy tofu filling, make a perfect weeknight dinner. To keep them vegan, top them with shredded cabbage, fresh pico de gallo and guacamole. For vegetarians, add crumbled queso fresco.

We combine fresh herbs, capers, lemon juice and olive oil along with the juices collected from the chicken as it rests to make a simple sauce that livens up this take on poulet frites, or chicken and fries. Cooking butter until it browns adds a toasty, nutty flavor to this easy skillet salmon recipe.

Here it gives Old Bay-rubbed salmon a chef-worthy finish—not bad for 20 minutes! If you like Buffalo wings, you'll love this quick skillet Buffalo chicken recipe. Chicken cutlets are sautéed, then smothered in a creamy-spicy sauce.

A side-salad garnish of carrots, celery and blue cheese pulls it all together. Sweet potatoes pair wonderfully with this simple chili recipe.

Add one more chipotle pepper if you want to spice up this healthy sweet potato recipe. This aromatic cauliflower rice bowl comes together in minutes and is a simple meal for one.

Using frozen riced cauliflower instead of rice keeps the carbs in check—and makes for quicker prep. Everyone loves teriyaki chicken—and this one is better for you with much less added sugar.

It's also gluten-free so long as you use tamari aka gluten-free soy sauce. Feel free to swap out the broccoli for any veggie—carrots, snow peas, green beans—that you have on hand. Top baked potatoes with fried eggs, pesto, spinach and bacon for a loaded baked potato that's perfect for an easy dinner or hearty brunch.

Omit the bacon for a vegetarian version that's just as delicious. In this vegetarian riff on a popular Indian dish, we swap in cauliflower and chickpeas for the chicken in tikka masala.

The cauliflower's nooks and crannies are particularly good at soaking up all the intense flavors of the sauce. Serve over rice for an easy healthy dinner that's ready in just 20 minutes. Ditch the baking dish and make this easy skillet broccoli, cheese and rice casserole.

Discover the essential gluten free ingredients necessary for a well-stocked kitchen. These pantry staples will help you create a variety of Some examples of naturally gluten free foods include: · Fresh and frozen meat · Fresh and frozen fish and seafood · Fresh, tinned and frozen 10 Cheap Gluten-Free Meals · Carrots: $/2 lb bag · Celery: $/bunch · Onions: $/3 lb bag · Bok Choy: $/1 lb · Cabbage: $/head

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Omit the bacon for a vegetarian version that's just as delicious. In this vegetarian riff on a popular Indian dish, we swap in cauliflower and chickpeas for the chicken in tikka masala. The cauliflower's nooks and crannies are particularly good at soaking up all the intense flavors of the sauce.

Serve over rice for an easy healthy dinner that's ready in just 20 minutes. Ditch the baking dish and make this easy skillet broccoli, cheese and rice casserole.

Cooking the casserole in a skillet keeps the flavors and textures fresh—no mushy, sad broccoli! Serve this easy side with baked chicken for a family-pleasing healthy dinner that's ready in just 30 minutes.

Leftover cooked potatoes and peppers form the base of this quick weeknight meal for one. Alternatively, use frozen cubed hash browns and bell pepper-onion stir-fry mix. Pre-cubed butternut squash is a timesaver in this easy baked chicken recipe.

Look for it in the produce section. Loaded with veggies, this spiralized sweet potato vegetable noodles recipe—our healthy take on a traditional carbonara recipe—achieves superfood status with the addition of spinach and mushrooms. Look for large, straight sweet potatoes to make the longest veggie noodles.

Poblano peppers add a touch of heat to these vegetarian quesadillas, but a sweet bell pepper is tasty, too, if you want something milder. Start these quesadillas in the oven and finish them off in a skillet for melty cheese and crispy tortillas.

You'll recognize the flavors of sesame, soy and white pepper from the beloved restaurant dish that inspired this recipe for sweet and sour boneless pork chops. White pepper is more mild and earthy than black pepper, but either one will work here. Skip the dough and stuff all of your favorite pizza toppings into spaghetti squash boats for a fun and healthy dinner that'll please the whole family.

We love the combination of mushrooms, bell peppers, pepperoni and mozzarella, but feel free to mix it up with your favorite pizza ingredients. You could throw in a bit of chopped cooked broccoli, for example, or add some olives or chopped artichoke hearts. And of course, feel free to omit the pepperoni to make the dish vegetarian.

Round out the meal with a simple salad. Skip the tortillas in favor of this warm fajita salad, which features a nutritious medley of chicken with roasted kale, bell peppers and black beans. The chicken, beans and vegetables are all cooked in the same pan, so this healthy dinner is easy to make, and the cleanup is easy too.

Skip the bun and serve all of your favorite cheeseburger ingredients—beef, cheese, tomatoes, red onions and lettuce—with baked potatoes for a hearty and easy dinner recipe that kids and adults will love.

Feel free to swap out the ground beef for ground turkey or tofu crumbles. These spicy noodles are inspired by a Chinese dish called Ants Climbing a Tree, named for the way the small pieces of ground pork the "ants" cling to the noodles the "tree".

The twist in these healthy noodles comes from adding vegetables like scallions and bok choy. Use your favorite dried herb blend to season both the drumsticks and the sauce in this healthy sheet-pan dinner.

A garlic-and-herb mix is crowd-pleasing, but something with a little more heat, like Cajun seasoning, would be delicious too. Whichever way you go, opt for a salt-free version to keep the sodium down in this quick and easy chicken recipe.

This recipe produces a flavourful, seasoned, moist roast chicken or turkey with nice, crisp skin. Sausage and Beans Skillet. Easy Sausage and Beans Skillet is a whole meal for six all prepared in one skillet within about half an hour.

Soft Sorghum Sandwich Bread. This is a beautifully soft, gluten free sandwich bread that's easy to make! Gluten Free Tomato Soup.

It's quick and easy to make your own tomato soup with canned tomatoes, so you can confidently be assured that your soup is gluten free.

Borscht is a warm, comforting bowl of goodness to enjoy on a cool, winter day. Soup Stock. Homemade bone broth or soup stock tastes lovely, is very good for you, and is easy to make!

Creamy Coleslaw. This easy-to-make Creamy Coleslaw is naturally sweetened with maple syrup balanced with the tang of lemon juice. Honey Mustard Salad Dressing. This is a great salad dressing to keep on hand, so it's easy to toss together a fresh salad anytime! Skillet Green Beans with Almonds.

Fresh green beans sizzled in garlicky, butter-browned, sliced almonds are delicious served with red meats, chicken, or fish. Instant Pot Beets. Cook beets reliably every time! Set up the Instant Pot, and cook them without watching.

Everything Seasoning with Roasted Vegetables. Everything Seasoning is an amazingly versatile mixture of toasted sesame seeds, poppy seeds, garlic, onion, and salt. It's great on roasted vegetables. Vegan Mashed Potatoes. With lots of roasted garlic, olive oil, salt, and pepper in these creamy mashed potatoes, you'll never miss the dairy!

Roasted Beets and Carrots. Beets and carrots roasting in the oven free you up to put other finishing touches on a meal. Raw Sauerkraut. Raw sauerkraut is a wonderful, inexpensive source of probiotics.

You need only two ingredients to make your own! Rice Pudding with Cooked Rice. Sweet, creamy rice pudding is quickly made on the stove top with leftover, cooked rice. Coconut Macaroons. These very "coconutty" coconut macaroons are an incredibly easy treat to make with only 5 ingredients!

Honey Ginger Meringues. Honey Ginger Meringues are light, crispy, melt-in-your-mouth confections made with only four ingredients! A little bite of ginger balances the sweetness of honey.

Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake. Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake is a big, thick cookie for dessert! Think of a cross between a chocolate chip cookie and a brownie. Why not buy some potatoes and make your own gluten free gnocchi? It's easy to make, tastes amazing and will save you a considerable amount compared to buying bags of free from pasta.

An important caveat of the free from aisle is that it is a FREE FROM area and not just a GLUTEN FREE area. Aside from baked goods and things like gluten free pasta, you'll actually be able to find perfectly safe gluten free alternatives in the rest of the supermarket. For example, Sacla's vegan pesto is £2.

But if you can eat dairy the Sainsbury's own normal pesto costs £1 a jar which is less than half the price, and still gluten free. Tesco's Free From Tomato and Herb Sauce is g and costs £1 it's gluten and dairy free but they also sell the Hearty Food Co pasta sauce for 39p a jar g. This version is gluten and dairy free from the ingredients anyway and will save you 61p a time - not bad when it all adds up.

If you're only avoiding one allergen like gluten, just be aware that you may be paying for a more expensive dairy or egg free alternative you don't actually need. I'm always raiding the bargain corner and finding food close to it's use-by date in a yellow sticker bargain is a great feeling.

I tend to have a few rules when looking for yellow sticker bargains to avoid food waste and ensure I can capitalise on it properly.

Grab any fresh meat and fish that takes your fancy and freeze it if you don't want to eat it right away. This can be frozen right up until and including it's use-by date and I always grab things like fish fillets, steaks, gluten free meatballs and chicken breasts.

It can sometimes be less than half the price and it means when you need those items you can defrost them and use them saving lots of money.

I tend to buy reduced fruit and veg I know I'll use in the next day-or-so - I don't tend to abide by 'use by' dates for products like this. A good 'sniff test' usually does the trick and until it's mouldy it tends to get eaten in our household! I always used to avoid the 'normal' bread aisle but I often find reduced gluten free bread is put in with the reduced bakery items.

As it's all sealed I don't have a problem with this, and I take any reduced loaves of bread I want home and freeze them, defrosting a slice or two when needed.

When I get super busy or tired I rely on grabbing a gluten free ready meal or pizza from the supermarket and this was starting to cost me a fortune. Now if I'm making something like chilli con carne , chicken curry , bolognese or a pasta sauce like my puttanesca recipe , I always make extra to freeze.

That way next time I'm feeling lazy I can just heat it up in the microwave and I have a delicious and nutritious meal that didn't cost the earth.

And making things in bulk actually makes it cheaper per portion, despite the bigger initial outlay. This means per portion the cost has gone down immensely and I'll be saving myself a load of effort the next time I'm feeling tired.

If you need some inspiration, I have a tonne of gluten free batch cooking recipes here to inspire you. My Mum used to always tell me off for just going into the supermarket and deciding there and then what to have for dinner every night. If you plan your meals for the week in advance, you'll only buy the ingredients for what you actually need.

I try my best to sit down on a Sunday and plan out what we're going to eat at least for the next few days if it's a crazy week. Having the ingredients in the fridge will stop me nipping in to buy a pizza after a long day's work or - even worse - shopping when I am hungry.

Plus then I can think about whether I can batch cook at least one meal so I have some spare food for the next week when my plans inevitably fall apart! The cut of meat you buy can affect the price a lot and there are ways to save money and still enjoy the foods you love.

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