Recipes
Most Recent Recipes
Chia Breakfast Pudding
A simple breakfast that I enjoy that is compliant with the Bright Line Eating Program. It is plant based and simple but very filing. Chia Breakfast Pudding A Bright Line Eating plant-based breakfast. 1 oz chia seeds (counts as 1 grain)4 oz cashew or other nut milk...
Thermomix Cassava & Plantain “Bread” Rolls (AIP, Paleo, Grain-free)
This is the AIP Dinner Roll recipe from The Paleo Mom converted to metric measurements, for the TM31 Thermomix and also converted to use the Australian Cassava flour brand Three Spades, which does react/handle slightly differently to the Otto's Cassava Flour used in...
Grain Free Almond Banana Cake
This is a moist and light banana cake that is gluten-free and grain-free. This is the 2017 updated version of my classic banana cake recipe.
Grain Free Sponge Cake
This is the 2017 updated & improved recipe for my potato flour sponge cake. I make this for special occasions and its always a hit.
Thermomix Quinoa and Buckwheat Bread
2017 fresh and improved gluten free bread recipe using quinoa & buckwheat flour, it is way more nutritious than most of the gluten free bread available commercially.
Honey Lemon Chia Cupcakes
A grain free, gluten free lunchbox cupcake using honey or rice malt syrup and chia seeds, it has a light texture and freezes well.
Metric to Imperial Conversion
Grain Free Living is based in Australia and uses metric measurements in all recipes. Conversions of oven temps are given in most recipes, or you can refer to these metric to imperial conversion charts for volume, weight and temperature.
Being Grain-Free & Nut-Free Baking Tips
Lots of people who can’t eat grains also have a problem with nuts – compromised immune systems often have multiple sensitivities and nuts are at the top of the tree for producing nasty reactions. Here are my tips for being grain free without nuts.
Convert Any Recipe!
You don’t need to throw out your cookbooks. Use this list as a guide, you can easily convert any “normal” recipe into a grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free, dairy-free or anything else free with a little bit of know-how.
A note about the Recipes.
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