Gluten-Free Kids Recipes

Photo: CC-- Urban Sea Star

If you want a tasty, healthy treat that's cheap, super simple to make and delivers big flavor, try this recipe for homemade applesauce. It's one of those dishes that kids can help you make, and which will leave smiles all around.

This recipe is great for kids who are on a gluten-free diet.

The finished juice.

This recipe is makes a wonderful summer drink for the kids, or for a pool party!

The finished apple and dill deviled eggs. Photo: CC--stu_spivak

Messing with the beloved deviled egg can be a dangerous gambit in my family. Luckily, a little apple goes a long way in this recipe. I like a bit more tang so I tend towards equal parts mayo and mustard in my filling, but you could easily use more mayonnaise like most recipes call for.

Photo: CC-Little Blue Hen

Fall mean apples and apples mean joy. Fresh homemade applesauce is one of my favorite ways to partake in that joy. This recipe is easy to make, and delicious. I put this applesauce on ice-cream, pancakes, waffles, peanut butter sandwiches, and many other things.

The finished chilled strawberry soup. Photo: CC-snapzdc

Fruit soups offer an easy way to bring a splash of excitement into your summer meals. This light, refreshing strawberry soup is spiced with just a hint of cardamom, that makes for an exotic appetizer or a snack that you and your guests are sure to love.

The finished rosemary poached peaches. Photo: CC--wokintime

This is one of my favorite desserts to make; it’s so fun to cook and serve. The sauce becomes incredibly aromatic as it cooks down. As simple, yet exotic desserts go, it’s a perfect way to top off a meal with flair.

The finished watermelon, mango, and avocado salad. Photo: CC--norwichnuts

I can’t say enough about the wonder of no-cook meals. When the weather heats up and you want to spend as little time as possible in a hot kitchen, easy to make salads like these are perfect.

The finished chocolate pudding. Photo: CC-ginnerobot

A little sinful? Perhaps. But, I believe everyone needs a few desserts under their belt if for no other reason than to break out on a rainy day. Homemade chocolate pudding is a nostalgic must-have and naturally gluten-free.

Photo: CC/timlewisnm

Here is a fancy twist to the ever popular rice crispy treats. Using gluten-free ingredients, and adding in some chocolate and peanut butter, this is a dessert that you will have to hide from gluten eaters. Sure to be a hit, these chocolatey peanut-butter crispy rice treats are a yummy snack that you can add to your kids lunches,  take on an outing or freeze for a later date.

This recipe comes to us from Jo Ann Boyd. Ingredients: ½ cup Butter Crisco 1 cup fine r

This recipe comes to us from "Popco." 1 package small marshmallows ¼ cup butter

This recipe comes to us from Connie Sarros, author of the following cookbooks: Wheat-free Gluten

This recipe comes to us from Connie Sarros, author of the following cookbooks: Wheat-free Gluten