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Gluten Free French Fried Onions

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Does anybody know if these exist commercially at all? I've looked around on Google and Amazon and haven't found any.

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so easy to make your own  using chick pea flour ( my favorite) or any other gluten-free flour and oil of choice 

Brandiwine Contributor
Brandiwine
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Here is a recipe I found

 

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but I have had no luck finding these commercially in the past...

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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Ian's  makes  ready made gluten-free onion rings....our  gang likes  them... I keep a couple bags  on hand  but usually make  my  own...for  ready  made  I  think  they  are good....I bake them  on a  crisper  so  they keep  the crunch....

BlessedMommy Rising Star
BlessedMommy
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Would the Ian's work on a green bean casserole?

StephanieL Enthusiast
StephanieL
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Would the Ian's work on a green bean casserole?

 

I don't think so. They are actual onion rings.

 

I too just make my own. It is't hard at all.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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I never put Ian's on top of Bean casserole , I just always did my own for the casserole.. But I do know people who put Funyuns ( snack food) on top of the casserole & have done that for many years......funyuns are gluten-free...

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SMRI
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I'm trying to figure out how to make Green Bean Casserole for Thanksgiving too.  Anyone find a good substitute for the cream of mushroom soup??  I'm going to make crispy onions somehow, maybe just slow cook them in the oven until crisp??  I could try frying them too.  I would think if you cooked the onion rings long enough in the oven they would be pretty crispy.  Not exactly the same but they would work in a pinch.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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progresso  makes a  gluten-free  mushroom soup  , pacific brand has a  condensed  mushroom soup  in a  small box., Full Flavor Foods  has a  mushroom  dry  soup you add  water to...

Yes,  you  can  use a little oil   to coat  the onion  rings  then dip  in  gluten-free  flour  with  some  favorite  spices  & bake  until crisp in the  oven. I bake at  400 ...

Others  use  potato chips  , crushed  chex  instead  of  fried  onions...

 

If  you  are  concerned  about  the progresso  soup  not  being  thick  enough  just  add  a  tbsp.  or two of  cornstarch but  we just  used  it  straight  from  can  &  it  thickened  up  while  baking.....

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I'm trying to figure out how to make Green Bean Casserole for Thanksgiving too.  Anyone find a good substitute for the cream of mushroom soup??  I'm going to make crispy onions somehow, maybe just slow cook them in the oven until crisp??  I could try frying them too.  I would think if you cooked the onion rings long enough in the oven they would be pretty crispy.  Not exactly the same but they would work in a pinch.

Alton Brown's recipe- I alter it for D, E, PN, TN and Gluten-Free!  

 

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BlessedMommy Rising Star
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Back when I ate dairy, I loved the Pacific Foods mushroom soup. That is a great consistency for recipes! 

Now that I'm DF, I like this tutorial.

 

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LauraTX Rising Star
LauraTX
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progresso  makes a  gluten-free  mushroom soup  , pacific brand has a  condensed  mushroom soup  in a  small box., Full Flavor Foods  has a  mushroom  dry  soup you add  water to...

Yes,  you  can  use a little oil   to coat  the onion  rings  then dip  in  gluten-free  flour  with  some  favorite  spices  & bake  until crisp in the  oven. I bake at  400 ...

Others  use  potato chips  , crushed  chex  instead  of  fried  onions...

 

If  you  are  concerned  about  the progresso  soup  not  being  thick  enough  just  add  a  tbsp.  or two of  cornstarch but  we just  used  it  straight  from  can  &  it  thickened  up  while  baking.....

 

Last year I used pacific cream of mushroom (it is condensed, progresso isnt but both would work well), and on the top I put crushed potato chips and parmesean cheese.  Worked well.

 

 

Alton Brown's recipe- I alter it for D, E, PN, TN and Gluten-Free!  

 

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This.  Do it with whatever gluten-free flour and it will work great.

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SMRI
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Thanks. I've heard that the gluten-free cream of soups are not very good so I have not tried them.  I'll have to see if I can find either of these.

Brandiwine Contributor
Brandiwine
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I never put Ian's on top of Bean casserole , I just always did my own for the casserole.. But I do know people who put Funyuns ( snack food) on top of the casserole & have done that for many years......funyuns are gluten-free...

 I have made greenbean casserole with funyuns, it's good that way. Not quite the same as french fried onions but still good.

mbrookes Community Regular
mbrookes
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SMRI, I am only familiar with the cream of chicken and mushroom by Pacific. My family (all gluten eaters but me) can't tell the difference in casseroles, etc.

Pacific used to make a cream of celery, but discontinued it. Anybody know of a gluten-free cream of celery? 

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SMRI
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I found some of the Pacific Cream of Mushroom soup yesterday.  I am going to make some of the GB casserole and see how it tastes before the holiday.  I did realize when I got home that I forgot to get Green Beans so I have to run to the store again LOL.  

BlessedMommy Rising Star
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Pacific cream of mushroom soup is as good or better than the glutenous types. You should have no difference in how your recipe turns out.

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I think that I might trying making it this way with the frozen G.F. onion rings:

 

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