17 Gluten Free Casserole Recipes Everyone Will Love Eating Tonight

Are you gluten-free?

Whether you have celiac, a sensitivity, an intolerance, or want to have a GF diet for other reasons, it can be tricky to avoid gluten.

That’s likely why you cook most things yourself, isn’t it?

Because who wants to go out to eat only to longingly gaze at everyone’s plentiful plates while you have a pittance?

Oh, but you gluten-free peeps need not worry anymore.

These gluten free casserole recipes are completely delicious and satisfying without a stitch of gluten.

Some are perfect for any night to serve the family.

Others are great when you’re feeding a crowd.

And you may even see something you want to bring to a potluck or serve for the holidays. 

All of the recipes you’ll find right here in this post are free of gluten so you can be a glutton and dig right in without fear! 

1. Cheesy Cauliflower Breakfast Casserole

Now you can make the family eat more vegetables in the morning and without any gluten!

This cheesy cauliflower breakfast casserole is a dream come true.

Made with riced cauliflower, it offers a healthier breakfast for everyone.

There’s bacon and plenty of cheese in it too, so it’s likely no one will object.

While it’s still quiet in the house, you can throw it together and let it bake while you sit and enjoy your coffee in peace.

The combination of ricotta, cheddar, and Swiss plus a pop from sweet onions, sweet red pepper, and green pepper give this breakfast bake a whole lotta wonderful flavors to pile onto your breakfast plate.  

2. Chicken Broccoli Rice Casserole

Rice is a such a great ingredient for making casseroles gluten free because most rice IS naturally free of gluten.

To get your rice ready for this casserole, you should cook it in broth because it gives it more flavor.

But don’t despair if you’re out of broth!

The mushrooms, garlic, butter, broccoli, and cheddar should round it all out.

We recommend using cooked chicken to shorten the prep time too, otherwise you’ll have to cook it first and then shred it.

Once you have it all together though, it will only take about 25 minutes at 350F.

Feel free to crush some gluten-free crackers on top for a crunch if you’d like and decide what side dishes to serve with this!

3. Taco Casserole

Yes, taco night is amazing.

But it gets messy, doesn’t it?

If you make this gluten free taco casserole, you’ll cut down on the mess and be a dinner winner.

The trick to making this without gluten is choosing taco seasoning that doesn’t have gluten.

Tortilla chips usually don’t have it either, but always check the label before you buy it.

You’ll brown ground beef and mix it with pinto beans, tomato sauce, the seasoning, and corn. 

Then you’ll add it to your casserole dish with shredded cheddar and crushed tortilla chips on top. 

Bake for about 8 to 10 minutes at 400F and dinner is done!

4. Tex Mex Enchilada Casserole

Do you love enchiladas?

OMG, we do too!

We’re lucky because enchiladas are easy to make gluten free.

That’s because corn tortillas don’t have that G stuff.

The thing you want to check though is the enchilada sauce.

You can make your own too which will ensure it won’t have gluten.

But if you’re not feeling up to making sauce from scratch or simply don’t have the time, that’s ok too.

You’ll pour your enchilada sauce in, then layer with corn tortillas, add shredded chicken and top with enchilada sauce, then top with cheese.

Repeat until it’s all stacked up, then bake this beauty at 350F for 30 minutes.

We highly recommend you have sour cream and guacamole to go with this!

5. Ground Beef Casserole

 

Here’s an easy, cheesy, delicious and satisfying ground beef casserole for everyone gluten free!

It layers together with ground beef, potatoes, peas, corn, and cheese.

Oh, and there’s gravy involved.

Yes, gravy YOU can eat because it’s made with those gluten-free gravy packets.
Those are such a blessing.

You can find this fabulous GF recipe at Kiss Gluten Goodbye. 

6. Wild Rice Chicken Casserole

 

What’s so wild about wild rice anyway?

Does it throw the kind of parties where people wear lampshades on their heads?

Well, this wild rice chicken casserole is wild in that it is full of fantastic flavors.

But it has none of that G in there.

You’ll use wild rice with carrots, celery, coconut milk, butter, and chicken breasts. 

Thickening happens with gluten-free all-purpose flour.

It’s savory, filling, healthy, and absolutely delish.

Come discover the recipe from The Roasted Root. 

7. Slow Cooker Chicken Casserole

 

No time to slave in the kitchen?

Choose this slow cooker chicken casserole and that homecooked comfort food will be yours for dinner with minimal effort.

Succulent chicken, bacon, carrots, parsnips, and mushrooms come together with fresh herbs like oregano and thyme to create a splendid flavor for dinner.

It’s so gorgeous, and will pair well with a gluten free salad recipe!

You’ll find the full recipe at Gluten Free Alchemist.

8. Lemon, Chickpea and Rice Casserole

 

How about a recipe you can simply dump and bake?

This GF casserole recipe also happens to be meatless, making it great for your Meatless Monday or for families that are meat-free.

Lemons, chickpeas, and rice come together with full flavor.

And there’s no dairy either thanks to coconut milk which gives it a creamy texture.

The zesty flavors are sure to be a favorite for the family.

Strength and Sunshine has the full recipe.

9. Sweet Potato Casserole

You don’t have to wait for the holidays to make sweet potato casserole!

It’s a wonderful dish to serve your family on the weekend.

Or to serve company any time of year.

You can even use it for meal prep and freeze it for serving up GF sides later on.

Oh, the possibilities!

Made with gluten-free flour, you won’t have any worries.

You can add toasted pecans on top, or marshmallows too!

10. Upside Down Tater Tot Casserole

 

Now here’s a fun GF casserole for you.

Its intent is to be served for breakfast, but we totally see this as something that could be served for any meal.

And EVERY meal.

Good golly, tater tots come together with eggs and your choice of meat – sausage or bacon.

You know what?

Why choose?

Put them both in, if you dare!

You can also choose to add veggies like onions and peppers, or add cheese.

Why are these optional?!?

DO IT!

Find the whole recipe for this gluten-free meal at Thriving Gluten Free.  

11. Green Bean Casserole

Now here’s one classic casserole for the holidays with a GF makeover!

Made with fresh green beans, you can either get the gluten-free version of the cream of mushroom soup or make it yourself.

Then you’ll need GF breadcrumbs, butter, grated Parmigiano-Reggiano, and crispy fried onions. 

Just so you know, they make that last one GF at the store too but you can also make it yourself.

This iconic side is something you won’t have to skip anymore!

12. Pizza Casserole

What’s better than pizza?

Well, nothing really.

But this pizza casserole sure comes close!

Basically, you pile all kinds of pizza toppings onto your GF pasta and bake it up.

All that cheese. 

All that sauce.

All the meats.

And yeah, get some veggies in there too.

For this pizza, no one will make fun if you use your fork.  

13. Raisin Bread French Toast Casserole

 

You don’t have to hate everyone else anymore when they dig into their French toast and make those yummy sounds.

Because now you can have it too!

To turn this breakfast classic into a GF classic, all you need is gluten-free cinnamon raisin bread.

Or if you hate raisins as some people do, you can use any GF bread.

My Gluten Free Kitchen explains all the steps for this delish breakfast casserole!

14. Instant Pot Cheesy Chicken and Rice Casserole

 

Need dinner for the fam fast?

Let this GF recipe come to the rescue in your Instant Pot.

It’s almost instantaneous!

You’ve got tender rice, beautiful broccoli, juicy chicken, and lots of cheese that binds it together.

And there’s NO GLUTEN. 

Learn how to make it from Food Faith Fitness. 

15. Creamy Buffalo Chicken Casserole

 

Have you even SEEN the price of wings lately?

Just sayin’!

That’s why this creamy buffalo-style chicken casserole is the perfect way to satisfy those cravings while being budget-friendly and GF to boot.

Just 5 ingredients go in – cooked chicken, cream cheese, riced cauliflower, buffalo sauce, and cheddar cheese.

This one is perfect for a crowd, or for your own little family too.

And if you take it to a potluck, better get some before it is gone. 

Because it will be!

Delicious Little Bites has the full recipe!

 16. Hashbrown Casserole

Hashbrown casserole is a staple for visiting family to eat for breakfast and brunch.

Heck, it’s good for any meal.

But most recipes call for those canned soups. 

And we all know what creamy cans of soup almost always contain as the lead ingredient – wheat flour.

And that means gluten.

Just use GF hashbrowns and make your own creamy base with GF chicken broth, butter, cornstarch, and milk.

Don’t forget all the cheese to bring it all together!

17. Dump-and-Go Chicken Alfredo Casserole

 

Our final GF recipe is this fun one for any night. 

It’s so delicious that you can serve it for guests or make it a regular in your weekly rotation.

Need something for a potluck?

This is the winner!

Just dump GF pasta in there with cooked chicken, GF alfredo sauce, and cheese.

It only takes 10 minutes to put it together, if that.

The rest is waiting patiently for your oven timer to tell you it’s ready.

That’s the hardest part!

Get the recipe from Plum Prairie Ranch.

Goodness, that’s over two weeks’ worth of gluten free casserole recipes for you GF eaters out there. 

Some you’ll enjoy adding to your weekly menu while others will surely be your ace in the hole for parties and holidays. 

Try These Gluten Free Casserole Recipes for Dinner, Potlucks, and Holidays

We know many people struggle with finding delicious things to eat that don’t have gluten in them.

We’ve got your back with these delicious casseroles that everyone will love, even if they have no trouble with gluten.

Your gluten-free family and friends will thank you for these wonderful recipe ideas too! 

Please note that ALL of these recipes are gluten-free (we just though putting “gluten free” in front of each title made it monotonous).

Now, go enjoy your GF casseroles for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!