
Wheat-free recipes
Recipes made without wheat flour, bread or noodles. Soy sauce and miso may still be used: they are made with wheat, but Japanese school-lunch allergy guidelines usually do not require removing them. Check with your doctor. 517 recipes. Labels follow Japanese allergen conventions — see how to read them.


Fruit Kanten (Agar Jelly)

Fruit Kanten (Agar Jelly with Fruit)

Miso Soup with Kabocha Squash and Onion

Cabbage and Soybean Salad

Kofuki Imo (Fluffy Salted Potatoes)

Soy Milk Pudding

Mame Gohan (Soybean Rice)

Christmas Tree Potato Salad with Ham

Cucumber Stick Salad

Yukari Onigiri (Red Shiso Rice Balls)

Cabbage Goma-ae (Sesame Dressed Cabbage)

Miso Soup with Napa Cabbage and Atsuage

Miso Soup with Daikon and Aburaage

Bok Choy with Natto

Miso Soup with Komatsuna and Enoki

Sumashijiru (Clear Soup) with Tofu and Onion

Bansansu (Glass Noodle Salad)

Grape Jelly (Kanten Agar Jelly)

Miso Soup with Cabbage and Onion

Koya-dofu Soboro Don (Freeze-Dried Tofu Rice Bowl)

Soy Milk Mochi

Kiriboshi Daikon Salad with Tuna

Bok Choy and Tuna Salad

Miso Soup with Tofu and Nameko Mushrooms

Miso Soup with Potato and Enoki Mushrooms

Miso Soup with Kabocha and Komatsuna

Daikon Salad

Tonjiru with Spinach (Pork and Vegetable Miso Soup)

Miso Soup with Spinach and Potato

Buttered Potato Sauté

Shoyu French Salad (Soy Sauce-Dressed Vegetables)

Potato Chips

Tofu Brownies

Hijiki Namul

Miso Soup with Cabbage and Corn

Marinated Broccoli Salad

Torimeshi (Japanese Chicken Rice)

Kiriboshi Daikon Mayo Salad (Dried Shredded Daikon)

Orange Jelly

Kiriboshi Daikon Mayo Salad (Dried Shredded Daikon)

Mabo Don (Mapo Tofu Rice Bowl)

Asparagus Okaka-ae (Asparagus with Bonito Flakes)

Soboro Onigiri (Rice Balls with Seasoned Ground Chicken)

Shio Nikujaga (Salt-Seasoned Meat and Potatoes)

Daikon Sesame Salad

Wakame Soup with Green Onion
