It’s that chocolate-loving, romantic food, heart-shaped time of year again, so I thought I’d share some of my family’s favorite gluten free Valentine’s Day treats with you in this huge Gluten Free Valentine’s Day Recipe Roundup!
From gluten free chocolate beer cake to gluten free heart-shaped pizzas, I’ve got you covered with FORTY-FOUR sweet and savory recipes — you’re bound to find something to love!
Whichever recipes you pick, you’ll win the hearts of everyone with these fun gluten free Valentine’s Day recipes!
And just because the day is traditionally celebrated with sweets and chocolate doesn’t mean that heart-shaped gluten free pizzas, raviolis, muffins and anything else you can think of wouldn’t be a fun way to show your love. Get creative with all these yummy gluten free recipes!
Gluten Free Heart-Shaped Treats
You can turn nearly any recipe into a Valentine’s Day recipe, just by making it heart-shaped. Like these gluten free churros made into hearts! Super fun (and delicious).
Or make other classic Valentine’s Day recipes like sugar cookies … and make them gluten free!
- gfJules™ Gluten Free Cut Out Sugar Cookie Mix
- Gluten Free Heart-Shaped Pizza
- gfJules™ Gluten Free Pizza Mix
Valentine’s Day Gluten Free Gingerbread House
Or “build” a gluten free Gingerbread House for Valentine’s Day and enjoy it all month long! So many cute Valentines Day candies and chocolates make great decorations!
For an updated gluten free Valentine’s Day Candy List, hop here. From Peeps to Kisses, the wide range of Valentine’s Day treats available are the perfect reason to make a Gingerbread House!
Gluten Free Valentine’s Breakfasts
- gfJules™ Gluten Free Pancake & Waffle Mix
- Gluten Free Valentine’s Waffles
- Gluten Free Double Chocolate Muffins
Gluten Free Chocolate Treats and More
- Gluten Free Red Velvet Cupcakes (without food dye)
- Gluten Free Chocolate Crinkle Cookies
- Easy Vegan Chocolate Pudding Recipe
- Gluten Free German Chocolate Cake
- Gluten Free Chocolate-Raspberry Pie
- Gluten Free Linzertorte (Linzer Cookies)
- Gluten Free Chocolate Linzer Cookies
One of the most stunning Valentine’s Day treats is one made in gluten free sugar cookie cups: Dark Chocolate Mousse Gluten Free Cookie Cups.
These can be filled with dark chocolate mousse (in recipe) or yogurt or ice cream or whatever your heart desires.
The chocolate decorations are super fun to make, too. Check out the recipe for how to make these show-stoppers!
Gluten Free Chocolate Zucchini Cake
And of course … the King (or Queen) of all chocolate desserts: Gluten Free Brownies!
- The Best Brownies Ever (with or without cherries)
- Grain Free Brownies (made with Nada Flour)
- Gluten free Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Brownies
- Decadent Gluten Free Coffee Brownies
- Gluten Free Protein Brownies
- Gluten Free Zucchini Brownies
- Gluten Free Brownie Sundae Bars
- My Gluten Free Kitchen’s Brownie Trifle
- Healthier Homemade Almond Butter Cups
- Gluten Free Texas Sheet Cake for 2 or 4
For a Roundup of Gluten Free Valentine’s Day CANDIES, check out this post before you go shopping!
What are your favorite Valentine’s Day recipes? Do share!!!
Pin this Gluten Free Valentine’s Day Recipe Roundup so you’ll always have it handy when you need just the right recipe to show your love!
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Fantastic roundup! I can’t WAIT to make heart-shaped gluten free churros with my kids!
I can’t wait to hear about your delicious churros!
~jules
What a great round-up for Valentine’s Day! Everything looks so delicious!
Thanks for having all of these great recipes in one spot. Love the heart shaped hand pies!
Yes, those are super fun!
~jules
i finally made this brownie recipe and can confirm that I really do MISS the brownie mix that was discontinued. This recipe tastes nothing like the mix. It doesn’t have the same color, texture or flavor. It’s not bad but, not the same. That mix was the bomb! Please bring your awesome brownie mix back!!
LOL, Tasha I hear you, girl! It was all about the special cocoa I used in that mix. It was pretty amazing. If we can just string together a series of months where we don’t have to change packaging or fulfillment centers … ah, the life of the small entrepreneur! As soon as I can, I promise I will bring it back!!!!
~jules
For the chocolate mousse cups please what pastry do you use?
Hi Linda: Jules uses either her scratch sugar-cookie recipe, or her gfJules Cut-Out Sugar Cookie Mix for the pasty. Works like a charm, I can attest! Either one bakes up so delicate, so light. Wouldn’t recommend trying it with a rice-based flour.
I’m in the gluten free group and noticed you were a cook book author~love this site, the pix practically jump off the page! I want to be your new best friend! Have a fabulous week end!
Hi Fran,
So glad you popped over to see my recipes and products! Glad to have a new gluten free friend! Enjoy!
~jules
Hi Jules,
I was happy to get your email that this site was up. I have tried to get your recipes from your Valentine’s Day list, but all the recipes say “page not found”. We are trying to plan some recipe choices for a wedding cake. The bride has to eat gluten free, milk free and soy free. So far I have been able to tweek recipes and they have come out fine. I hope you can quickly correct the problem with your recipe page.
Thank you,
Leslie
Hi Leslie – since we have transferred the blog and recipes to my new site, there are thousands of embedded links that need to be redirected. We are building the new site in the background and the links should be fixed when that site goes live. If you want to find these recipes, go to the search bar under “RECIPES” on this site and type in the recipe names you are looking for and you should find them there! Thanks for your patience while we convert my 350+ recipes!!
~jules