
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.


Mazekomi Inari (Inari-Style Mixed Sushi Rice)

Milk Pudding with Kokuto Sauce and Kinako

Sesame Dressing Salad

Miso Soup with Turnip and Aburaage

Daikon and Tuna Salad

Miso Soup with Napa Cabbage and Corn

Spinach with Natto (Horenso no Natto-ae)

Orange Jelly with Carrot

Wakame Onigiri (Seaweed Rice Balls)

Sumashijiru (Clear Soup with Tofu and Enoki)

Miso Soup with Spinach and Onion

Miso Soup with Koya-dofu and Nameko Mushrooms

Miso Soup with Daikon and Nameko Mushrooms

Spinach and Tuna Salad

Harusame Salad (Glass Noodle Salad)

Miso Soup with Koya-dofu and Onion

Kabocha Squash Simmered in Butter

Cabbage Ohitashi (Japanese Blanched Cabbage Salad)

Yogurt Jelly

Cabbage Goma-zu Ae (Sesame Vinegar Salad)

Otsukimi Dango-Style Sweet Potato Balls

Raisin Salad

Stir-Fried Mushrooms and Vegetables

Sumashijiru (Clear Soup) with Wakame and Enoki

Mushroom Onigiri (Rice Balls)

Miso Soup with Bok Choy and Aburaage

Sunflower Jelly

Simmered Soybean Hamburg Steak

Fruit Yogurt

Simmered Daikon and Potatoes (Nimono)

Miso Soup with Komatsuna and Nameko

Boiled Corn on the Cob

Miso Soup with Komatsuna and Koya-dofu

Miso Soup with Okra and Carrot

Tanabata Star Festival Jelly

Tanzaku Salad (Strip-Cut Vegetable Salad)

Harihari Onigiri (Kiriboshi Daikon Rice Balls)

Carrot Salad

Miso Soup with Tofu and Bok Choy

Chinese-Style Soup with Komatsuna and Bean Sprouts

Simmered Kabocha Squash (Kabocha no Fukumeni)

Karukan (Japanese Steamed Yam Cake)

Yoshino-jiru (Thickened Clear Soup)

Sautéed Green Beans and Carrot

Simmered Koya-dofu and Vegetables

Miso Soup with Tofu and Turnip
