I’ve been developing a new passion for Indian food over the last year. I love it that most Indian recipes are naturally gluten free and that you can pretty much make any curry as long as you have a selection of dried spices and some fresh ginger, garlic and chillis.
I made this Paneer, spinach & tomato curry for the first time a few weeks ago and I really like the fresh taste of it. It’s not too spicy, but you can always add some more chillis if you like it hot. The curry is also vegetarian and is packed full of vitamins so is really ...
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This Kerala prawn curry is one of my favorite Indian dishes. Like most Indian curries it is naturally gluten free and full of fresh tasting flavours. The curry isn’t too spicy and it is relatively straightforward to make.
I didn’t cook Indian curries very often before I started a gluten free diet, but recently I’ve come to love them! I’ve found that pretty much every Indian curry recipe I’ve come across so far has been naturally gluten free and the taste that you get from creating a curry from scratch is just amazing!
I created this gluten free Mexican soup recipe one day when I was due to go grocery shopping and didn’t have much food available in my fridge or cupboards.
Here’s a really quick and simple gluten free Jambalaya Recipe. I’ve been making this for years, long before I had to go on a gluten free diet and the only thing I had to adjust was the stock, to ensure that it was gluten free (yes, I use the lazy cook’s method of a stock cube!).