This recipe for this Dairy Free, Gluten Free Dutch Baby is a complete treat! It is such an indulgent and fun thing to share. With only a few ingredients, you can whisk this up in no time with very little clean up. Using eggs, almonds, oat flour, millet flour and ghee, we make this delicious baked treat into a healthy, balanced staple. Check the bottom of the post or my nutrients category page to see which nutrients you can find in this recipe! Super rich in B vitamins and fat soluble vitamins, you get the best of both indulgent and nourishing worlds with this flaky novelty.

This Dairy Free, Gluten Free Dutch Baby is so simple you can memorize the recipe and get the most bang for your snack budget! The ingredients are cost effective and easy to find in most health food and grocery store natural baking isles. There really isn’t much to say about it other than it is the easiest recipe that wows your family. Be warned, though, it is damn good so I usually only split it with one person.

Dutch Baby

Ingredients

4 eggs room temperature
1/2 cup almond milk
2 tbsp room temp liquid oil (ghee, coconut or vegetable)
2 tbsp all purpose flour (regular or gluten free)
2 Tbsp millet flour
1/4 cup oat flour

Instructions

Preheat oven and cast iron pan to 425 degrees F.
Whisk eggs and almond milk with melted ghee/oil
Slowly sift the flours into the mix, stopping to work out any lumps. Do not over whisk and do not under whisk, a fine mesh strainer helps a lot.
Pull the pan out of the oven and close the door to make sure the heat says in the oven during this part. Pour mixture into the pan and place back in oven. Do not open the doors at all for 20-25 minutes.
Serve warm.

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Gluten Free Baked Bacon Cheese Bites

Prep Time

10 mins

The most crowd pleasing appetizer. They are always gone within 10 minutes and are the easiest appetizer to make. Makes about 16 bites.

Course: Appetizer

Servings: 4 people

Ingredients

1 packet bacon- gluten free, free range cut in half down the middle
1 onion* caramelized (see below)
3 tbsp dijon mustard
1/2 cup dates thick slices
fresh sage leaves
firm cheese (I like goat gouda) cut into cubes
1 tbsp ghee
1/4 tsp. salt

Instructions

Peel and cut your choice of onion in half. Then make sauté slices along the grow lines of the onion and cut away from the end of the bulb.
*Heat a large frying pan to medium low heat.
*Once pan is heated, add about a tablespoon of your choice of fat- make sure to use a high heat oil like ghee or avocado oil and salt, stir frequently.
*Continue cooking, adding more salt if necessary, until onions are transparent and sweated through.
*Once onions begin to brown, turn the heat up to medium or medium high (setting can vary depending on how hot your stove runs), and begin to stir less often. Only do so to prevent blackening or sticking to the pan.
*Once onions begin to caramelize, before they burn, add your choice of liquid to deglaze the pan. Set aside to cool.
Cut one package of bacon strips in half, hamburger style. Each bite will be half a strip of bacon.
Set your oven to 425 degrees F to preheat while you assemble.
On a lined baking sheet (preferably with raised sides), place a few strips of bacon to begin assembling.
Smear a dollop of mustard onto the bacon and layer with 1/2 tsp of caramelized onions, 1/2 a date, 1 cube of cheese, 1 medium sized sage leaf.
Fold over the ends of the bacon slice and turn over so the fold side is touching the pan.
Leave about 1-2 inches of space between each bite.
Bake for 15-25 minutes, checking occasionally. Time can vary depending on your oven and how thick your bacon pieces are.
Once out of the oven, use a spatula to scoop each bite onto a plate lined with paper towels to catch excess grease. Let cool for 10 minutes. Enjoy!

Recipe Notes

* The caramelized onions are optional. If you are short on time, no need to cook them up. If you do have the time, it is incredible!

Aimee K. Hockett, MS - Nutritionist, Recipe Developer, Writer