
How to make a gluten-free cake
A simple orange and yoghurt tray cake, with clear checks for mixing, baking and cooling.
The everyday table / No. 01
Comforting recipes, useful finds and a little help with living gluten-free. Pull up a chair.

Make yourself something good

A simple orange and yoghurt tray cake, with clear checks for mixing, baking and cooling.

A rustic buttermilk soda loaf with a little buckwheat flour, made without yeast and cooled before slicing alongside dinner.

A bread-maker loaf for sandwiches, toast and serving alongside soup, made with gluten-free white bread flour.
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A closer look / Exploding food
Every familiar favourite starts somewhere. Take it apart, ingredient by ingredient, then put something delicious on the table.
Spaghetti, a rich tomato sauce, Parmesan and basil. Ordinary ingredients. A dinner worth making room for.
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A gluten-free recipe notebook can help you remember what you changed, what you liked and what to try next. Here’s how I’d organise one without turning dinner into paperwork.
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I’d start with the butter tub, then work through the rest of breakfast. Here’s how I’d turn shared-kitchen guidance into clear arrangements everyone can follow.
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A shared dinner should not mean making a separate meal for yourself. I’d build the week around gluten-free meals everyone can share, with enough flexibility for different appetites.
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A little imagination at the table
Parmesan duty. A very large basil leaf. A small team with a proper appetite. Meet the playful side of GlutaFree.
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