
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.


Rice Flour Miso Steamed Buns (Mushipan)

Rice Flour Carrot Cookies

Rice Flour Kabocha Scones

Rice Flour Plain Cake

Rice Flour Donuts

Rice Flour Curry Man (Steamed Curry Buns)

Rice Flour Madeleines

Rice Flour Okara Cookies

Savory Rice Flour Steamed Buns

Rice Flour Pancakes with Corn

Rice Flour Kinako Scones

Rice Flour Banana Cake

Rice Flour Jam Sandwich Cakes

Rice Flour Raisin Steamed Buns

Rice Flour Raisin Cookies

Rice Flour Tofu Donuts

Rice Flour Cocoa Muffins

Rice Flour Banana Muffins

Rice Flour Kinako Cookies

Rice Flour Scones

Rice Flour Apple Steamed Cake

Rice Flour Kabocha Pound Cake

Rice Flour Kinako Boro (Japanese Soybean Flour Cookies)

Okinawan-Style Rice Flour Donuts

Rice Flour Tofu Bread

Rice Flour Banana Mushipan (Steamed Cake)

Rice Flour Snowball Cookies

Rice Flour Popeye Cake

Rice Flour Sesame Cake

Rice Flour Kokuto Cookies

Rice Flour Corn Mushipan (Steamed Cake)

Yakisoba-Style Rice Vermicelli

Snack-Time Fried Rice

Snack-Time Fried Rice (Ground Pork)

Snack-Time Meat Doria

Okonomiyaki (Japanese Savory Pancake) (Wheat-Free)

Rice Flour Nikuman (Steamed Pork Buns)

Soy Milk Yogurt Cake

Hijiki no Nimono (Simmered Hijiki Seaweed)

Vegetable Mochi (Steamed Carrot Rice Cake)

Miso Soup with Tofu and Komatsuna

Miso Soup with Cabbage and Potato

Vegetable Chips

Miso Soup with Napa Cabbage and Onion

Hijiki Fried Rice

Imo Yokan (Sweet Potato Jelly)
