Easy gluten-free cooking — gluten free pizza, no-bake energy balls, flourless orange cake, almond flour pumpkin muffins — for busy weeknights at home.
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Open in Pepper →When someone at your table can't have gluten, you still have to feed everybody, and you don't want to cook two separate meals. These recipes lean on almond flour, oats, eggs, and cottage cheese, so they hold together and taste like the real thing.
Cooks on Pepper reach for this collection on Friday pizza night, on the mornings when breakfast has to be quick, and when there's a birthday or a potluck and one person needs a slice of cake they can actually eat.
Every recipe here is straightforward and short on special ingredients — Gluten Free Pizza with a package crust, healthier gluten free chicken nuggets, Flourless Cottage Cheese Pancakes, Brown Butter Almond Flour Cookies, and Protein Cottage Cheese Flourless Brownies.
Prebake the pizza crust
Give a gluten free crust 5 to 8 minutes in the oven before the sauce and mozzarella go on so the middle doesn't turn gummy.
Let almond flour batter rest
Sit muffin or cookie batter for 10 minutes before baking; the almond flour soaks up moisture and the crumb holds together better.
Chill the energy balls
Refrigerate the oat and peanut butter mixture 20 to 30 minutes before rolling, or it sticks to your hands.
Cool before slicing
Flourless cakes and brownies set as they cool — give them at least 1 hour in the pan or they fall apart on the knife.