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Gluten-Free Sorbet
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November 10th, 2009Gluten-Free RecipesOne of the biggest challenges of being a parent with a child that has celiac disease is coming up with gluten-free desserts that the whole family can enjoy. Often the gluten-free cakes and cookies have a different consistency that my non-celiac children complain bitterly about. Sometimes I think it’s easier to stay away from gluten-free baked goods and fall back on desserts that are naturally gluten-free. Fruit might work in some families (the ones with healthy eating habits), but not mine. Believe it or not, my oldest son is allergic to most fruit (funny, I never hear him complain about that particular allergy). Ices, sorbets, and ice creams are other excellent alternative desserts that are gluten-free. I found this great sorbet recipe a couple of years ago and my kids love it! It’s easy to make and tasty enough to serve to guests. And it has orange and pineapple juice in it (two allergies my son does not have), so I can sneak fruit into their diets without them knowing!Gluten-free Sorbet recipe
1 cup water1 cup sugar1 pkg. Jell-O (We usually use cherry, but any flavor will work.)1 cup orange juice1 cup pineapple juice1 container Rich’s whipBoil water and sugar.Add Jell-O, orange juice, and pineapple juice.Freeze until slushy.Add Rich’s whip, mix, and freeze.
Enjoy!
Tags: celiac disease, cup orange juice, cup water, jell o
4 Responses to “Gluten-Free Sorbet”
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Fantastic! I can’t wait to try. Is Rich’s whip like cool whip?
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Jen
Yes – cool whip will work too. Enjoy!
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Thanks for sharing links to your recipes on my forum Jen. I’d like to share some GF recipes with you too!
Here’s a link to a good recipe for “gluten and dairy free ice cream” that’s great for kids on GFCF diets. And have you tried making GFCF ice cream with coconut milk? Delicious!!
http://glutenfreecooking.about.com/od/dessertsandsweets/r/gfcficecream.htm
Teri
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Jen
Ice cream with coconut milk sounds exotic and fun – we’re always on the lookout for great GF kids recipes. Thanks!

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