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Gluten Free Casserole Recipes

Fall is coming!  Instead of wrapping up in blankets lets share some great Gluten Free Casserole Recipes!  If you are are like me, I’m always looking for gluten free casseroles!

First lets look more about what a casserole is.  Wikihow says this about casseroles:

 “Casserole is French word for “saucepan,” and like the French cassoulet, refers to any recipe baked in the dish of which it shares its name. In a casserole, any variety of starches, meats, and vegetables may be combined and baked together to create a meal. Casseroles can be a great way to combine leftover ingredients into a single dish, stretch a small amount of protein into a full meal, or reinvigorate old stale foods and give them some new life.”

To me a casserole is an extremely flavorful, one dish meal that provides comfort while eating.  There are many things that are gluten free to use for a starch when combining starches, meats (proteins) and vegetables into a wonderful creation. You can use potatoes, regular or sweet in casseroles.  Winter squashes are great adding flavor and texture.   Other starches that are gluten free would be rice – long grain, short grain, black, jasmine, brown, basmati and wild rice!  I’m sure there must be more choices for rice.  There are also other roots that you can use such as yucca.

I highly recommend the Pampered Chef line of bake ware.  The food bakes evenly and serving in the same dish is earthy and comforting to me. But they last!  Food doesn’t stick!  I have had mine for over 20 years and they have never chipped, cracked or broke!  I love them.  I prefer the 8 x 8 x 2 1/2 inch natural stone baker  for my casseroles since there are only 2 of us.    It is natural stone inside and glazed on the outside and bakes so evenly.

Check out these 20 gluten free casserole recipes below.   If you are going dairy free, you can switch out some of the recipes that use dairy by using Daiya dairy free products instead of dairy.   Daiya is very good.

Do you have a favorite gluten free comfort casserole you’d like to share?   Let me know in the comments below!

Gluten Free Casserole Recipes:

One-pot gluten-free ground beef and rice casserole from From Val’s Kitchen
Easy Mexican rice and bean casserole from My Plant-Based Family
Gluten free turkey tarragon casserole from Thrifty Mommas Tips
Turkey dinner shepherds pie from Mom Foodie
Healthy baked french toast casserole from Southern In Law
Cauliflower enchilada casserole from Just Us Four
Eggplant ricotta casserole from Not Enough Cinnamon
Vegan quinoa black bean casserole with butternut and cheddar cream sauce from Vegan Richa
Five minute cheesy baked pasta casserole from Chocolate Covered Katie
Nut free vegan sweet potato casserole from The Pretty Bee
Vegan tempeh casserole from Vegan Family Recipes
Moroccan shepherd’s pie with sweet potato from Our Four Forks
Slow cooker egg and sausage casserole from Around My Family Table
Bacon and gruyere egg casserole from Against All Grain
Blueberry french toast casserole from Elana’s Pantry
Gluten free chicken tamale skillet casserole from Serena Bakes Simply From Scratch
Clean eating no-noodle tuna casserole from The Gracious Pantry
Broccoli cheese casserole from Healy Eats Real
Gluten free creamy bacom mac and cheese from A Mother Thing
Zucchini, tomato and potato casserole from Frugal Mom Eh

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  6. Melissa says

    I totally am going to pin this! We’re not gluten free, but I have friends who are and I’m always looking for more recipes that I can make that will be safe for them.

  7. M.Clark says

    Yum! Everything looks delicious. I would love to try the Eggplant ricotta casserole from Not Enough Cinnamon, the Broccoli cheese casserole from Healy Eats Real, and the Zucchini, tomato and potato casserole from Frugal Mom Eh.

  11. Birdiebee says

    There are some amazing recipes here. These will be very helpful when meal planning due to the fact that most of my family members are unable to eat gluten. Thank you for sharing!