No bake gluten free desserts are just the thing to kick off a warm (almost) summer weekend. Since this Sunday is Father's Day, why not show him this gluten free recipe collage and let him pick out his favorite gluten free pudding?
Then, as soon as day turns into night and everyone else has gone to bed, make each of you a serving of a ready-in-a-flash microwave gluten free cake for 1. Kick back, relax, and remember what it was like before there were so many demands on your time.
Here's the 10¢ tour of these gluten free no bake stovetop & microwave recipes:
Gluten Free Banana Pudding: When I first posted a recipe for gluten free ‘nilla wafers years ago, everyone was all, yay! Now we can make banana pudding! So I made it, too. To be just like you. You're so smart!
Gluten Free Chocolate Pudding: This is how I like to make chocolate pudding – with egg yolks, for a super smooth, custard-like feel, and my xanthan-gum free basic gluten free flour blend instead of cornstarch as a thickener. Cornstarch causes pudding to leak as it cools. This way, it stays smooth as silk.
Gluten Free Rice Pudding: No flour, no eggs, no cornstarch. All you need for super creamy smooth rice pudding is starchy arborio rice, and the right technique. Sprinkle the top with some cinnamon, and you'll wow your guests.
Gluten Free Smooth Caramel Pudding: We made corn-free pudding, how about corn-free caramel? I've got the perfect recipe for caramel sauce that doesn't call for corn syrup but is still just as smooth. Let's use it as a base to make smooth caramel pudding.
Microwave Gluten Free Chocolate Cake for 1: Sometimes, we all need some near-instant gratification. This is the cake you make for yourself after everyone else has gone to bed and you just need a rich taste of chocolate cake without any of the fuss. Ready in 2 minutes, flat.
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Rebecca Rudolph Thompson says
My attempt at the cinnamon cake was a terrible failure. It came out rock hard. I think it was because I mistakenly used flour with xanthan gum in it and possibly because the dry milk I used was expired. ?? Rebecca
Fatcat says
It’s me again. Three things I was out of – brown sugar, white chocolate chips and powdered milk. I left out the milk and chips and substituted white sugar.
Also my microwave needed 1 minute and 25 seconds to get the middle done.
I can’t imagine how extremely good it is with all of the right ingredients in it. I bet that white chocolate makes it over-the-top.
Fatcat says
Excellent. The cinnamon cake for 1 is so, so, so good. I love that it doesn’t have an egg in it, because a lot of these microwave cake thingies turn out to be to eggy, but this is wonderful.