Gluten-Free Apple Recipes – Cozy Recipes To Warm Up Your Fall

As the Fall weather sets in, so does the desire to go to an apple orchard and bake all the gluten-free apple recipes that Pinterest has to offer. Maybe that’s just me, but pumpkin isn’t my Fall flavor of choice; apples are. As soon as the first sign of Fall hits, it means stocking up on apples (honey crisps are the best) and hitting the kitchen to see how creative we can get.

When you start your gluten-free diet, that likely will mean changing your favorite apple recipes. That doesn’t mean you have to give them up altogether; it just means it’s time to start looking for something new. First, let’s talk about that age-old saying, “An apple a day…” is it true?

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An Apple A Day…

The old saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” rings true in some form. Apples are loaded with vitamins that can help us build up our immune systems.

According to Healthline, one medium 7-ounce (oz) or 200 grams (g) apple offers the following nutrients:

Gluten-Free Apple Breakfast Recipes

Very few things go together better than apples and breakfast. From apple fritters to baked oatmeal, there are so many options for a gluten-free apple breakfast. The best part is that each recipe, even with similar titles, has its own twist on an apple favorite. You can’t go wrong incorporating apples into breakfast.

• Baked Apple Fritters, Gluten-Free
• Gluten-Free Apple Oatmeal Cookies (Dairy Free)
• Gluten-Free Apple Bread
• Gluten-Free Apple Cider Donuts (Easy To Make)
• Apple Coffee Cake
• Fluffy Gluten-Free Apple Scones with Butterscotch (No-Fail)
• Cinnamon Apple Breakfast Quinoa
• Gluten-Free Apple Cinnamon Crumb Muffins
• Gluten-Free Apple Dumplings
• Easy Cinnamon Apples
• Gluten-Free Apple Oatmeal Bars
• Gluten-Free Oatmeal Baked 3 Ways
• Green, Raw Applesauce

Apple Themed Lunch & Dinner Recipes

While not as common as breakfast or dessert, there are a lot of unique recipes out there to incorporate apples into lunch and dinner. From the basics (such as chicken salad with apples in it) to an acorn squash with apple and sage stuffing, this is where creativity comes in.

• Cheddar, Apple, Ham Wraps
• Acorn Squash With Sage & Apple Stuffing
• Creamy Butternut Squash and Apple Soup
• Spinach Salad With Apples and Avocado
• Kale & Brussels Sprout Salad
• Apple Pecan and Chick Pea Salad Sandwich
• Apple Dijon Pork Tenderlion

Gluten-Free Apple Dessert Recipes

It’s no secret that the most common type of apple recipe is dessert. From cakes to crumbles, there are a lot of options. If you’ve had a favorite apple recipe over the years, you can modify a gluten-filled recipe using gluten-free all-purpose flour. However, there are plenty of options using oat flour, tapioca flour, almond flour, and more.

• A Delicious Gluten-Free Irish Apple Cake
• Apple Pie Blondies
• Gluten-Free Apple Crisp
• Baked Apple Fritters, Gluten-Free
• Gluten-Free Apple Dapple Bundt Cake
• Gluten-Free Apple Cobbler
• Apple Pie Blondies
• Apple Cider Caramels
• Healthy Apple Pie Bars
• Baked Apple Pie Rice Rolls
• Gluten-Free Caramel Apple Nachos
• Gluten-Free Apple Pie Cookies

While you might be drooling now, you’ll be drooling even more as you start to smell all of these delicious gluten-free apple recipes in your kitchen. Add them to your meal plan now and enjoy the Fall apple flavors. If you’re not sure how to start with a meal plan, join our free workshop, Gluten-Free Meal Planning, and learn how to stick to your gluten-free diet, incorporate the recipes of the season, and make meal planning work for you.