Discover wholesome, gluten free recipes that will appeal to ALL eaters at the table. These are professionally tested, easy-to-make dishes that anybody can master and that everybody will love.

These cut-out cookies are tender and buttery, and nobody will know they’re gluten-free (although if you can eat gluten, you can use regular all-purpose flour instead).

This might just be my favorite one-bowl meal yet (and I wrote a whole book about them!), featuring gochujang glazed salmon, garlicky bok choy, caramelized tamari mushrooms, and a creamy gochujang coconut sauce.

These Vegan Turtles, inspired by turtle chocolates, feature a nutty pecan cookie base, a creamy date caramel center, a rich coating of dark chocolate, toasted pecans, and a sprinkle of flaky sea salt.

These parmesan-crusted halibut fillets are sophisticated but easy, elegant but accessible (and my kids love them!).

This stew is sweet and creamy, with a savory undertone and hint of spice.

These brownies are a lesson in contrasts, featuring a rich, slightly chewy brownie base and a luscious pumpkin-spiced cheesecake topping.

These brownies are a lesson in contrasts, featuring a rich, slightly chewy brownie base and a luscious pumpkin-spiced cheesecake topping.

A silky yellow squash soup made with fresh summer squash, Yukon Gold potato, and garlic.

This light and fluffy coconut whipped cream is dairy-free, naturally sweetened, and takes just minutes to make.

This chocolate pudding pie features a silky chocolate filling, a light and creamy topping, and a graham cracker almond crust.

These grilled pork kebabs are everything I love in a dinner: bold, balanced, and totally doable on a weeknight.

This chili lime dressing is a vibrant, Vietnamese-inspired vinaigrette that’s spicy, tangy, and just a little sweet.

These quick pickled vegetables are one of the easiest—and most satisfying—ways to add vibrant color and zingy crunch to just about anything.

This grilled wedge steak salad is more than just dinner—it’s a grounding, sensory experience that invites you to slow down and savor.

These no crust mini cheesecakes are incredibly easy but utterly stunning, and I promise that you will not miss the crust.

These grain-free granola bars, which were adapted from my Grain Free Granola Clusters, are crunchy yet tender, with an irresistible sweet-and-salty flavor.

These tender, gluten-free blueberry banana muffins taste like they’ve been kissed by banana bread, featuring a supremely moist crumb with pockets of juicy berries.

Dried apricots are the secret ingredient in the stew, imparting a subtle sweetness (I admittedly don’t like dried apricots on their own, but they’re a game changer in this recipe).

This is the dessert of my dreams, featuring a classic cream puff shell (which you can’t tell is gluten-free, although you can use regular all-purpose flour if you can eat gluten) with a silky almond pudding filling (or scoops of vanilla ice cream), and.

This tender chocolate cake features pockets of chocolate, a rich chocolate ganache frosting, and a secret stash of zucchini for moisture.