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Gluten-Free Breakfast can be a challenge. Here are some recipes that answer the question, "What's for breakfast?"
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Member Recipe: Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes
These pancakes have not only warm blueberries throughout but nuggets of ricotta cheese. It's light a cheesecake and a pancake got together and had a delicious, delicious baby. Put this recipe on your "must try" list. . . .
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(Member Recipe) Brown Sugar Cornbread Muffins
Brown sugar in cornbread muffins? At first the idea sounded odd to me. Then I thought about it. Brown sugar tastes of molasses. As culinary friends go, molasses and corn get along well together! This recipe isn't overly sweet but the buttery-caramel notes of the molasses do shine through. If you love corn muffins . . .
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Old Fashioned Doughnuts
I live in what feels like the heart of apple country. We are surrounded by fantastic apple orchards. My husband (who seems to live out the "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" adage) and I head out to a farm stand/apple orchard every few weeks to stock up on yummy apples. This farm stand also sells Old Fashioned doughnuts and Apple Cider Doughnuts. One day while wandering around the farm stand the smell of freshly made doughnuts almost did me in! I headed home determined to make a great batch of gluten-free doughnuts. Well, the perfect Old Fashioned doughnut alluded me! I kept trying. And I kept producing doughnut that were either heavy or bland or, worse yet, heavy AND bland. Then one day, while making buttermilk pancakes, I thought, "What would happen if I used buttermilk in my doughnut recipe?" Well, it made all the difference in the world. The doughnuts were moist and tender. Perfect really! As soon as they come out of the fryer, roll them in cinnamon sugar. Heaven! I really believe that little tastes as wonderful as a freshly made doughnut. Now, I will be honest with you, the next day these doughnuts aren't as ethereal. I've found that popping them into the microwave for 10 seconds bring them right back. Although, they really are still delicious cold! . . .
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Quiche Cupcakes
Need a quick breakfast recipe? (Who doesn't?) These quiche cupcakes can be made in minutes and make getting out the house a little easier in the morning.
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Easy Waffle Recipe
I created these waffles one morning when I was out of buttermilk. They are delicious, golden brown and "waffle-y". Of course, they are perfect with butter and syrup! . . .
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Apple Cider Doughnut Holes
These doughnut holes are AMAZING! My mom, who claims to hate doughnuts, polished off several of these doughnuts one day while I was testing them. She kept saying, "I love the crunchy outside! These are so good."
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Apple Cider Muffins
Elizabeth Barbone
Apple cider doughnuts are an ever-popular fall treat in the Northeast. I was inspired by their flavor and created these wonderful muffins. The flavor celebrates the best of fall AND they are really easy to make! . . .
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Spice Waffles
These spice waffles are a nice change of pace from traditional Belgium waffles. I let them get nice and brown. This way they are crispy on the outside and soufflé-like on the inside. . . .
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Granola
Do you miss granola? This easy to make granola is perfect for breakfast or a snack. I like to take it with me in the summer time on long walks. I think you will enjoy it. Just be sure to use quinoa flakes, not quinoa flour! . . .
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Bacon and Egg Pie
Standing at the stove making bacon and eggs for everyone attending your brunch isn't fun for you or your guests. This quick bacon and egg "pie" is quick to put together, leaving you more time to enjoy your guests. . . .
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Quinoa Pancakes
I've begun to receive requests for recipes that use heartier flours. These pancakes, which use quinoa and brown rice flour, are delightful and nutritious. If you've never tried quinoa, this recipe is a nice way to introduce it to your diet. . . .
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Yogurt Muffins
While I love muffins that are packed with goodies, sometimes I just want a plain muffin in the morning. This recipe, for slightly sweet, slightly tangy muffins is ideal for those days when a hot cup of tea and "something plain" is all my stomach wants. They freeze beautifully. So, even if you don't want something plain every morning, make a batch of these muffins and freeze them. Then, when the mood strikes, you will be all set. . . .
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Cinnamon Swirl Coffeecake
Dear Elizabeth I have a challenge for you. I'm hoping you can convert this recipe to gluten-free. I tried but failed. My attempt was tasty but too sweet. It rose only about 1" even with two packets of yeast!
Carol
Dear Carol,
Your original recipe was a "one bowl" recipe. My recipe isn't one bowl (although I tried!) but the taste is fantastic. The recipe did prove to be a challenge. The addition of baking powder provided the lift the bread needed. I hope you'll enjoy the recipe!
Elizabeth . . .
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Gingerbread Pancakes
I don't let the holidays go easily. At the beginning of January, you'll still find me baking all those good holiday foods I didn't get around to making in December. One of the tastes I love most is gingerbread. While I love gingerbread cookies, moist, spicy gingerbread cake makes me swoon. These pancakes were inspired by cake gingerbread. The pancakes are loaded with spices and so, so good. Since the recipe requires many ingredients, I mix up the dry ingredients the night before I plan to make the pancakes. This way, I can wake up, make pancakes and settle in with the paper. . . .
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Cornbread Breakfast Bake
Dear Elizabeth, My sister-in-law made this dish for our last family get together. Of course, I couldn't eat a bite of it. I asked her for the recipe, hoping I could convert it myself. Since it called for one "Jiffy" cornbread mix, it was hard to convert. Please help! I want to show my sister-in-law that gluten-free can be good too!
Marcia B.
Dear Marcia,
I'm always happy to help convince people gluten-free eating can be fantastic. Your sister-in-law's recipe is really unique. I'm sure your family will savor the gluten-free version just as much as the traditional recipe. Enjoy!
Elizabeth . . .
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