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Any Lasagna Noodles Not Made Out Of Rice?

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I'm hunting for gluten free rice free lasagna noodles and that seems to be a tough one!

 

Anybody know of a brand that I'm missing?

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I'm hunting for gluten free rice free lasagna noodles and that seems to be a tough one!

 

Anybody know of a brand that I'm missing?

I have seen corn noodles but not lasagna. Could you maybe make lasagna but with a thin, compact layer of Deboles corn pasta? Or thin slices of potatoes?

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Well, so far I've found almond flour lasagna noodles, but they're WAY out of my price range to say the least. LOL!

 

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These are rice free, but have milk in them, so that's a no go for me.

 

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And I found a blog post mentioning Living Bean brand lasagna noodles, but for the life of me, I can't find them anywhere.

 

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I think that I might go with zucchini slices in place of lasagna noodles. 

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This lasagna idea looks interesting!

 

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You can use any gluten-free flour blend and make your own noodles.  Lasagna noodles you don't even need a pasta roller for, you can just use a rolling pin and roll them really thin, and cut with a knife.  This recipe doesn't use rice and is from a blog whose recipes I have found to be good in the past: Open Original Shared Link

 

Zuchinni slices make tasty tasty veggie lasagna, too.

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