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Dessert is where the magic happens — that final touch to a meal or a little something special just because. These gluten free dessert recipes are rich, comforting, and full of flavour, proving you never have to miss out on the sweet things in life.

From creamy puddings and crumbles to show-stopping cakes and tarts, every recipe is tested (and a lot of love). Whether you’re baking for guests or treating yourself, these desserts are simple, reliable, and guaranteed to impress.

Sometimes the simplest recipes pack the most flavour—and this Roasted Tomato Butter is one of those gems. Made with slow-roasted tomatoes and creamy butter, it’s rich, savoury, and a little bit addictive.

I had to pick all my tomatoes from the garden recently as the frost and snow were on their way, so now they’re ripening slowly indoors. That means I only have a few ready at a time, and this recipe is perfect for that. You can make as little or as much as you want—just roast what you have and blend it with butter for a small batch of something truly delicious.

Roasting brings out the tomatoes’ natural sweetness and depth, and when combined with butter, garlic, and a touch of salt, you get a spread that feels fancy but couldn’t be easier to make. I love it on warm gluten free bread, stirred into pasta, or melted over grilled veggies or chicken. It’s a simple way to capture the last bit of garden flavour before winter fully sets in.

Angel food cake is a classic light and airy dessert beloved for its delicate texture and subtle sweetness. Traditionally baked in a tube pan, I’ve put a twist on this gluten-free favourite by baking it in a bundt pan for an elegant shape that’s just as stunning as it is delicious. The result? A fluffy, cloud-like cake with a tender crumb and a beautiful presentation that’s perfect for any occasion.

This gluten-free bundt angel food cake is surprisingly simple to make, using just a few wholesome ingredients to achieve that iconic lift and softness. Whether you’re serving it plain, dusted with powdered sugar, or topped with fresh berries and whipped cream, it’s a light dessert that everyone will love—gluten free or not.

These mini pavlovas are naturally gluten-free, crisp on the outside and marshmallowy inside. Filled with whipped cream and topped with any fruit you have on hand, they’re the perfect light and elegant dessert.

If there’s one thing I never get tired of baking, it’s a classic coffee cake, but this version takes it to the next level. My gluten free cinnamon coffee cake has everything you love: a tender, fluffy crumb, bold cinnamon flavour, and that buttery crumble topping we all secretly wish there was more of.

What makes this recipe extra special is the way it’s layered. That being said, I don’t just sprinkle a little cinnamon on top—I layer it right into the cake. First, start with the batter, then a generous layer of cinnamon sugar. Secondly, after that add more batter, and then a thick layer of buttery crumble. As a result, every bite is perfectly balanced with cinnamon spice and a soft, moist texture that no one will believe is gluten free.

In fact, it’s the kind of bake that makes your kitchen smell amazing and tastes even better with a hot cup of coffee or tea. Whether it’s for weekend brunch, a cozy afternoon break, or a sweet breakfast treat, this coffee cake always disappears fast!

This gluten free blueberry lemon cake is soft, fluffy, and bursting with fresh blueberries and bright citrus flavour—perfect for spring and summer baking. This gluten free lemon blueberry cake is soft, fluffy, and bursting with fresh blueberries and bright citrus flavour—perfect for spring and summer baking.

There’s something special about a galette—rustic, simple, and effortlessly beautiful. This gluten-free apple galette is one of my favourite ways to showcase fresh apples. It has all the charm of apple pie without the fuss of a lattice top or crimped edges. Just roll out your dough, pile on the apples, and fold the edges over. Easy, approachable, and always a crowd-pleaser.

The filling is lightly spiced and sweetened to let the apples shine, while the crust is flaky, buttery, and gluten-free (of course!). Whether you’re baking in peak apple season or just craving something cozy, this galette hits all the right notes.

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