KOSHER RECIPES FOR GLUTEN-FREE LIVING



Thursday, March 29, 2007

Gluten-Free Passover Recipe Roundup 2007

Hello everybody. By request, I have rounded up a diverse array of gluten-free Passover recipes from all over the internet. As you can see from this collection, it is definitely possible to have a delicious and kosher seder free from gluten! None of these recipe include gluten-containing grains (wheat, most oats, rye, barley, kamut, spelt, triticale and their derivatives) and most are also considered non-gebrokts. I've organized this list into categories of foods commonly eaten during the Passover week, especially during the seder. I hope this will help give you some ideas of foods to prepare next week. Feel free to post additional links in the comments!

Other Passover-related links that are of particular interest to gluten-free Jews:
Please note: I haven't gone over all of these with a fine-tooth comb so please double-check to make sure they meet all your dietary requirements. Not all communities or individuals observe the same rules for Passover kashrut. Most of these recipes adhere to Ashkenazi kashrut, which holds that not only chametz must be avoided, but also kitniyot. A few of the recipes do contain kitniyot, so they are suitable only for people who follow Sephardic Pesach kashrut. Use your own judgment, and if you have questions please consult your rabbi.

KOSHER, GLUTEN-FREE PASSOVER RECIPES

Codes:

P = Parve (no dairy, no meat)
M = Meat (fleischig)
D = Dairy (milchig)
V = Vegan (no animal products, no honey)
VG = Vegetarian dishes containing dairy, eggs and/or honey

MATZO
Gluten-Free Mock Matzo (P, V)
Matzah Crackers (P, V)


CHAROSET
Charoset (Ashkenazi) (P, VG)
Tropical Charoset (P, V)
Charoset from Ancona (Italy) (P, V)
Traditional Ashkenazi Apple-Walnut Charoset (P, V)
Sephardic Haroset (P, VG)


SOUP
Fennel, Leek and Spinach Soup (M)
Creamy Carrot Soup (D, VG)
Jewish Chicken Soup (M)
Kittencal's Best Chicken Stock (M)
Not-Chicken Soup (P, V)
Chicken Soup (M)
World's Greatest Vegetable Broth (P, V)


MATZO BALLS & SOUP DUMPLINGS
Hemp & Walnut Wheat-Free Kneydlekh (P, VG)
Potato Kneidlach (P, VG)
Potato Dumplings (P, VG)


MEAT MAIN DISHES
Honey Golden Chicken - Sabra Style (M)
Passover Chicken and Chips (M)
Roast Chicken with Cinnamon, Apricots and Apples (M)
Passover Master Barbeque Sauce (M)
Garlic and Mushroom Chicken (M)
Tagine of Lamb (M)
Cinnamon Lamb(M)
Beef Tzimmes with Butternut Squash (M)
Legumbres Yenos de Karne (Sephardic Stuffed Vegetables) (M)
Passover Chicken Fricasee (M)
Pan-Seared Ribeye Steak with Smoked Paprika (M)
Marinated Brisket (M)


VEGETARIAN MAIN DISHES
Balsamic Honey Roasted Root Vegetables (P, VG)
Low-Cal Zucchini Quiche (D, VG)
Savory Non-Gebrokts Noodle Kugel (D, VG)
Carrot Tzimmes (P, VG)
Vegetable Pie with Cabbage Crust (D, VG)
Portobello Layered Mashed Potatoes Casserole(D, VG)
Turkish Vegetarian Eggplant Stew (P, V)
Crustless Florentine Tart (D, VG)
Portabello Pizzettas (D, VG)
Portobelo Mushrooms with Quinoa (P, V)
Big Delicious Quinoa Bowl (P, V)
Walnut Sage Potatoes Au Gratin (D, VG)
Egg and Asparagus Gratin (D, VG)
Sicilian-Style Quinoa (D, VG)
Purple Potato Quiche (D, VG)
Spinach Ricotta Pie with a Hint of Feta (D, VG)
Low-Carb Pizza (D, VG)
Potato Pancakes with Dill (P, VG)
Sweet Potato Latkes with Sugared Pecans (D/P, VG)
Potato-Kale Casserole (P, V)
Vegan Potato-Mushroom Kugel (P, V)
Zucchini "Noodles" with Alfredo Sauce (D, V)
Ghivetch (P, V)
Tzimmes (P, V)
Onion Mushroom Potato Kugel (P, VG)
Baked Eggs and Kale Parmesan (Fritatta) (D, VG)


FISH MAIN DISHES
Bacalao Provencal (P)
Salmon Fish Stew, Brazilian Style (P)
Salmon, Pan-Seared w/Citrus Vinegar Glaze (P)
Stuffed Trout (P)
Salmon with Sage and Vegetables in Parchment Paper (D)
Nut-Crusted Lake Trout (P)


SIDE DISHES
Lacy Potato Kugel (P, VG)
Raw Vegan Mock "Gefilte Fish" (P, V)
Apio (Turkish Braised Celery Root and Carrots) (P/M/V)
Acorn Squash With Apple Stuffing (P, V)
Roasted Brussels Sprouts (P, V)
Mandarin Almond Salad (P, V)
Non-Dairy Cashew Sour Cream (P, V)
Carrot Souffle (P, VG)
Greek Style Oven Fries (P, V)
Spring Potato Salad (P, V)
Spice-Roasted Butternut Squash With Smoked Paprika (P, V)
Quinoa Tabouli (P, V)
Easy Quinoa Pilaf (P/M/V)
Roasted Turnips with Balsamic Vinegar (P, V)
Easy Vegetarian Collard Greens (P, V)
Kalamata Olive Tapenade (D, VG)
Maple Butternut Squash Puree (D, VG)
Quinoa Greek Salad (D, VG)
Coconut Mashed Yams (P, V)
Spicy Garlic Kale with Sauteed Red Peppers (P, V)
Sugar and Spice Nuts (P, VG)
Curtido De Repollo - El Salvadorean Cabbage Salad (P, V)
Vegetarian Kishke (P, VG)


DESSERT
Quick Homemade Applesauce (No Sugar Added) (P, V)
Meringue Drops (P, VG)
Strawberry-Rhubarb Compote (P, V)
No-Fuss Chocolate Cake (P, VG)
Chocolate Mousse Cake (P, VG)
Fudgy Coconut Macaroons and Phoenix Pastificio's Almond Macaroons (D, VG)
Raspberry Cream Frosting (No Added Sugar) (D, VG)
Flourless Apple Cake (D/P, VG)
Deborah Snyder's Coconut Macaroons (D, VG)
Chocolate Chip Macaroons (P, VG)
Flourless Chocolate Cake (D, VG)
Almond-Lemon Macaroons (Almendrados) (P, VG)
Chocolate and Olive Oil Mousse (P, VG)
Orange-Almond Flan (P, VG)
Italian Chocolate Walnut Cake (D, VG)
Gluten-Free Chocolate Crinkle Cookies (P, VG)
Hot Fruit Compote (P, V)


BREAKFAST
Hot Quinoa Cereal (D, VG)
Spanish Potato Omelet (P, VG)
Maple Almond Souffle Pancake (D, VG)
Passover Pancakes (P, VG)
Crepes (D, VG)
Quinoa Porridge (P, V)


Chag sameach! Have a wonderful Passover.

16 comments:

K Allrich said...

You have done a beautiful job! What a fab resource. I'm going to put this post link into my side bar.

Thank you for this - truly, a labor of love.

shalom,

Karina

Kalyn Denny said...

Very awesome. I'm writing about passover food for Blogher (as soon as I get around to it) and will definitely feature this.

I Am Gluten Free said...

This is simply amazing! Thank you so much for doing this. What a great resource for any of us making Passover. Many thanks!

~M said...

Thanks for making a wonderful one-stop shop guide for Passover. Did you ever find the baking powder? Chag Pesach Kasher v'Sameach!

Allergic Girl® said...

oh my goodness BTB, what an amazing round-up, thank you!

k8 said...

hurrah!!!
i just came across your blog and i am so excited about it! i just recently realized that i'm both lactose and gluten intolerant and have been feeling a little bummed about it. i love to eat...
so, anyway, i am just so happy to have found your blog. *and* i live in the bay area so i get to take advantage of your restourant recs too.
thank you so much!

Anonymous said...

I love the Gluten-Free Recipe Round-Ups. They are a great resource.

Natalie
Gluten Free Mommy

Anonymous said...

the gluten free matzo balls in veggie broth were SO GOOD! Thanks for being a great host.

Catherine said...

What a wonderful collection. Be sure to link back to this next year. I plan to share it with friends.

Unknown said...

As the Food Doc, I would like to thank you for your blog and for this very helpful information on behalf of everyone with celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity who celebrating the Passover and looking for Kosher foods and recipes free of wheat and wheat gluten. I intend to include a link to your site in my website http://www.theFoodDoc.com and my blogs. Sincerely, Dr. Scot Lewey, the Food Doc.

Anonymous said...

What an amazing resource! It is comprehensive and very helpful. I look forward to reading more of your posts as I start on my own gluten-free blog journey myself. It looks great!

Moishe Oofnik said...

Just found out my younger sister is allergic to gluten... And ten minutes later I find this site, and especially this post :) My sister was afraid she'd have to miss out on next year's Passover fun!

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Adam said...

Would love it if you could find the pancake recipe again. The link is bad.

I'm figuring I could use Oat Matza Meal, Quinoa Flour and Potato Starch and get a pretty good product out of it. Was just looking for other ideas.

ByTheBay said...

Adam - Sorry. This is an old post and links sometimes break. Here is a list of the recipes from the site that had the pancake recipe - They have a bunch of pancake recipes listed, some GF and some not:

http://www.jewishfood-list.com/recipes/pesach/klp_brunch/&klp_brunch_index.html

I would avoid oat matzo meal for pancakes, as it's too heavy. I would try about 25% quinoa flour to 75% potato starch and include either kosher l'pesach baking powder or whip the egg whites separately until they're stiff to help the pancakes be fluffy. Let me know how it turns out!

Joan in Limbo said...

I was interested and pleased to see a link to my family's old web site for the Not-Chicken Soup recipe. Like all other geocities.com web sites, however, that one has disappeared. You can still find this recipe (and the rest of the web site at:

http://www.chesska.com/jewish/pesach_recipes_p1.html#NCSOUP