
BBQ is synonymous with spring and summer. We've taken our Gluten-Free Prairie Oatmeal and used it in place of bread crumbs to help keep these delicious burgers together. We like to top ours with just about everything, so we need a nice big sturdy burger to do that. We think you'll find this recipe will quickly become a warm weather staple in your gluten-free recipe box. We like to say "It's simple enough for camping. Fancy enough for company."

Using our groats as a binder helps to elevate the texture of these delicious meatballs. Use whatever meat you like. Turkey, hamburger, bison, or even venison. To make it truly a Montana treat use huckleberry jam in the sweet and tangy dipping sauce. This is sure to make a statement as a gluten-free side dish for any occasion.

Want to start your day off with a healthy meal that won't leave you hungry again before lunch? Well, try our overnight breakfast groats. Overnight you say? But it's breakfast, right? That's the beauty of this recipe. You start it before you go to bed and in the morning your just heat, eat, and go. Try it with fresh berries, yogurt, honey, or whatever your taste-buds tell you sounds good.
This festive little dish is usually heavily battered and deep-fried. Here’s an awesomely healthy gluten-free version. Serve it as an appetizer or entrée, hot or cold! Serve it with a lime wedge and your good to go!

Remember when you were a kid and loved those delicious sugar cookies with all the fun decorations? Well, now you can make them with our Gluten-Free Toasted Oat flour using this recipe! These classic sugar cookies are sure to please a crowd. Make them up for your kids school, an office party, or just to have a tasty GF snack with your eggnog!

Who doesn't like cupcakes? Am I right? Well, these gluten free cupcakes are a treat for any time of year. They are light, fluffy and good for you too! By using our Gluten-Free Prairie Toasted Oat Flour we add protein and fiber to these indulgent mini cakes. Decorate them for a birthday, Halloween party, Christmas gathering, or totally naked. They are going to disappear, so make sure you taste test a couple before the crowd gets to them.

While most groat recipes seem to revolve around the breakfast hour, we also love these tasty little gems as a side dish or even an entrée. Our GFP Oat Groats might be considered the chameleon of GF grains. This basic oat groat risotto recipe will get you started, but the possibilities are truly endless!

How about another dessert item using our Gluten-Free Prairie Oatmeal along with our Gluten-Free Prairie Toasted Oat Flour? This skillet version of an apple crisp is deliciously deceiving in its simplicity. The secret is cooking the apples in the skillet before you put the topping on it. Try it, you won't be sorry you did, and neither will anyone you share it with.

Our Gluten Free graham crackers are great for s'mores, dunking in your coffee, making crusts, or just by themselves.

Our Gluten Free graham crackers are great for s'mores, dunking in your coffee, making crusts, or just by themselves.

A delicious gluten-free raisin Newton made with real California Raisins!

Recipe developer; Carla Spacher; and Founder of GlutenFreeRecipeBox.com was inspired by our Gluten-Free Prairie Toasted Oat Flour when she developed this wonderful gluten-free sandwich bread.
These pancakes are easy to put together and are a wonderful and healthy option for breakfast. Pass the syrup please!

This recipe is from Carol Fenster, from her cookbook, "125 Gluten-Free Vegetarian Recipes" (Avery/Penguin Group, 2011). The gluten-free oat crumble combined with the sweet blueberries makes for a delicious and easy dessert option. I know what I'm bringing to my next bake sale!

You'll never believe these oatmeal cookies are gluten-free! These did not last long. Even my most finicky eaters came back for more.

My favorite pie in the world is Dutch apple but I struggled with how to make it gluten-free. After figuring out the pie crust, I used my Gluten-Free Prairie Oats to make the crumble topping. AMAZING! Add this crumbled topping to your favorite pie recipe and tell us how it turns out.
This delicious recipe comes from a GFP fan from Billings, MT! Thanks for sending it our way!

Ingredients:
Preparation:
Heat oven to 400°.
Drain peaches, reserving syrup. Arrange peach slices in a lightly buttered 1-quart baking dish.
Measure 1 cup of the syrup into a small saucepan; blend in the sugars, lemon juice, spices, salt, butter, and cornstarch. Place the saucepan over medium heat. Bring to a boil; simmer, stirring, until thickened and clear, about 4 to 5 minutes. Pour the hot mixture over the peaches. Place in the oven while preparing topping.
Combine oat flour, oats, baking powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 2 teaspoons sugar. Cut in the butter until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs (gluten-free crumbs of course). Add milk and stir until a stiff dough is formed. Drop by spoonfuls onto the hot peach filling. Return to the oven and bake until topping is browned, about 20 minutes. Serve warm, with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.