If you’ve been anxiously awaiting the next installment of The Bountiful Bread Basket series—the series that features the best gluten-free bread recipes on the web—here it is! This post is focused on the best gluten-free biscuit recipes and the best gluten-free roll recipes. We’re talking “basic” biscuits and rolls here. Another upcoming post will focus on flavored rolls and biscuits (garlic, cheese, lemon, etc.). Obviously, I found many great recipes in this category!
I believe there are more roll and biscuit recipes than loaf bread recipes (featured in Part 1 and in Part 3 of this series), or tortilla and wrap recipes (featured in Part 4 of this series), because most of us can get our “bread fix” with rolls and biscuits. They’re usually easier and faster to get on the table than loaf bread. That’s important to all of us when preparing a meal, especially after long school or work days. And, for some of us, biscuits and rolls are even more appealing than loaves of bread. After all, I call my popovers “better than sliced bread,” and I firmly believe that. Looking at all the other delicious contributions here, I suspect they merit that same praise! And tortillas and wraps and wonderful, but they don’t provide that same bread experience (most of the time anyway).
For this roundup, I have not only identified how “free” each of these recipes is, but I have also separated them into two groups—gluten free recipes that contain grains and gluten-free recipes that are also grain free. Hopefully, categorizing them this way will allow you all to immediately find the recipes they need. Update: And, by the way, if you’re really looking for gluten-free Hamburger, Hot Dog, and Sandwich Roll recipes, you’ll want to check out this roundup post.
Best Gluten-Free Biscuit Recipes and Best Gluten-Free Roll Recipes
Gluten Free (Plus “More Free”) Biscuits and Rolls That Contain Grains
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Best Gluten-Free Biscuits and the Best Gluten-Free Rolls
Nancy uses a ready-made mix to make these beautiful biscuits a snap to make! And isn’t the name lovely, too?
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Gluten-Free Beach House Cream Biscuits from The Sensitive Pantry
~ “Better Than Sliced Bread” Popovers from Gluten Free Easily ~ gluten free, vegetarian, with dairy-free options
Popovers are crusty rolls with soft, airy insides. They look like they require a lot of hard work, but they’re actually super easy to make. Shhhh. Don’t tell anyone.
Gluten-Free Popovers from Gluten Free Easily
Jeanine was looking for the “kind of biscuits that Aunt Bee would serve to Opie.” She played around with her scones recipe and succeeded in making these “great big, fluffy, gluten-free biscuits.” Jeanine is the author of a terrific resource book/cookbook, The Everything Guide to Living Gluten Free.
Big Fluffy Gluten-Free Buttermilk Biscuits from Faithfully Gluten Free (formerly The Baking Beauties)
Tessa says: “A basic, but oh so delicious biscuit recipe….it fools you into thinking there is nothing different about them!” She gives you the secret to making these biscuits light and flaky.
Gluten-Free, Vegan Biscuits from Tessa, The Domestic Diva
This recipe is one of Kelly’s recipes that includes whole beans. She says, “I love beans for the texture they give my recipes, and because they are high protein/low carb.” Kelly is the author of several wonderful gluten-free cookbooks, including her luscious The Paleo Chocolate Lovers’ Cookbook!
Biscuits from The Spunky Coconut
Biscuits from No Gluten, No Problem
Aubree says these Bread Stick Bites, which she made with a ready-made mix, are “perfect right out of the oven!” Eat them as a mini roll or eat with dips as Aubree and her husband did.
Bread Stick Bites from Living Free
Jeanne adapted a friend’s gluten-full recipe, using her own gluten-free all-purpose flour mix, and said “as you can see, the results are wonderful!” Indeed! Jeanne is the author of the acclaimed cookbooks Gluten-Free Wish List and Gluten-Free Baking for the Holidays. Both are really great to turn to all year long!
Buttermilk Biscuits from Art of Gluten-Free Baking
Cassidy tweaked and tweaked again to turn a recipe that she wasn’t completely happy with into these perfect biscuits!
Buttermilk Biscuits from Cassidy’s Craveable Creations
Jules shared her gluten-free Southern Biscuit recipe in response to a media quip on the prevalence of biscuits in Jules’ home state of North Carolina. This recipe is one of 149 that can be found in her third book, Free for All Cooking. You can also watch her step-by-step video on how to make these “easy and delicious southern staples.”
Gluten-Free Buttermilk Biscuits from GF Jules
Linda shares a couple of tips with this recipe, which she says work beautifully for her! She is the author of How To Be Gluten Free, an inexpensive, but excellent ebook—in other words, super value—which has garnered five stars on Amazon. (If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can even borrow it for free!
Cut-out Biscuits from Gluten-Free Homemaker
Linda says “These biscuits are easy to make, taste delicious, and the texture is heavenly.” (See Linda’s excellent ebook here.)
Drop Biscuits from Gluten-Free Homemaker
Jules is the author of several guidebooks/cookbooks. Here most recent book is Free for All Cooking—a really great book for those who are not just gluten free, but “more free.”
Gluten-Free Rolls or Breadsticks from GF Jules
Megan said she been searching for “warm rolls… fluffy rolls… the kind of rolls that are a little bit of soft heaven when you take a bite” ever since she went gluten free. Finally, her “searching and recipe testing was complete” when she created this recipe. She summarized these biscuits with one word, “Perfection.”
Dinner Rolls from Allergy Free Alaska
Linda says these biscuits “are not your typical flaky, buttery biscuits, but they are wonderful. They have a delightfully soft texture, and my family loves them.” (New to gluten free? Check out Linda’s How To Be Gluten Free ebook.)
Drop Biscuits Revisited from The Gluten-Free Homemaker
Lisa says she used Michael Ruhlman’s Ratio and Alton Brown’s “magic” as inspiration/guidance to create her biscuits. Her final words: “But whatever you do, make these. Everyone will be glad you did.” Lisa and her husband, Tim, have published two lovely gluten-free cookbooks; the most recent one is Nosh on This! Gluten-Free Baking from a Jewish-American Kitchen.)
Fluffy Biscuits from Gluten Free Canteen
Linda is also the author of How To Be Gluten Free. In regard to these rolls, she says you just scoop up the dough with an ice cream scoop and plop it on a baking sheet. Think French Bread without a special pan and individually sized. She adds that “you can have them made in 35 minutes, and you don’t even have to remember to preheat the oven. They have become a favorite.”
French Bread Rolls from The Gluten-Free Homemaker
These “new and improved” biscuits from Zoe are slightly crusty on the outside with a soft interior.
Gluten-Free Baking Powder Biscuits from Z’s Cup of Tea
Karina says these rolls are “Just right.” They were “tender and lovely warm from the oven. Not gummy. Not heavy. Not too grainy.”
Gluten-Free Dinner Rolls from Gluten-Free Goddess
Ali reminisces on making biscuits with her mother—and grandmother—and offers lots of tips for making great biscuits. She concludes: “These biscuits are best served fresh out of the oven, enjoy!” (Be sure to check out Ali’s coobooks, Amazon bestsellers, here.)
Gluten-Free, Egg-Free Biscuits from Nourishing Meals
~ Honey Millet Rolls from Free Eats ~ gluten free, dairy free, refined sugar free, vegetarian
Terris admits that she let her gluten-free lifestyle render her “bread-less” for a while, but with this recipe, she got back in the bread game. With a gluten-free version of “soft, yeasty, slightly sweet, and rich” rolls!
Honey Millet Rolls from Free Eats
From Megan: “Amazingly, I think this recipe tastes very similar to wheat bread. It is one of my favorite recipes so far and I think you guys deserve to have it. Everyone on a restricted diet deserves to eat tasty bread!”
Multigrain Rolls from Allergy Free Alaska
~ My Easiest Gluten-Free Rolls from Free Eats ~ gluten free, dairy free, refined sugar free, vegetarian
Terris describes these rolls as “soft, comforting rolls that are just a bit sweet. The combination of millet, flax and honey will have you and your guests reaching for more.”
Easiest Gluten-Free Rolls from Free Eats
Sarah shares that “These are the lightest, fluffiest rolls I have ever had. I was almost in disbelief when I took the first bite. Her final conclusion: “Perfect gluten-free rolls. They do exist!”
Gluten-Free Dinner Rolls from Sarah Bakes Gluten-Free
~ Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls from My Gluten-Free Kitchen ~ gluten free, vegetarian, with egg-free and dairy-free options
Michelle uses Gluten-Free Mama’s Almond Flour Blend in this recipe. Michelle gives you lots of tips on how to make these gorgeous yeast rolls successfully.
Pull Apart Dinner Rolls from My Gluten-Free Kitchen
Kylie says, “These rolls have a lovely homemade rustic appearance and a ‘wholemeal’ nutty flavour. They are moist, sturdy, without being crumbly, and have lovely soft texture.”
~ Yeast-Free Flatbread, Pizza Crust, Dinner Rolls, or Hamburger Buns from Allergy-Free Alaska ~ gluten free, egg free, with dairy-free, vegan options
This recipe from Megan fits not only this Bountiful Bread Basket category, but a few more that we’ll be covering later. So consider this recipe a sort of preview! Megan says that these rolls/bread, etc. are “moist, soft, and spongy… like real bread should be!” Her readers love this recipe, too.
Rolls (and More) from Allergy Free Alaska
Best Gluten-Free Biscuits and Rolls That Are Also Grain Free
Best Gluten-Free Biscuits and Gluten-Free Rolls That Are Also Grain Free
~ Biscuits from Elana’s Pantry ~ gluten free, grain free, dairy free, refined sugar free
Elana says “these biscuits are super easy to make and high protein fare to boot. So you just might want to add these to your Thanksgiving menu. Or your Christmas menu. Or …” Elana is the author of several wonderful gluten-free cookbooks, from her first cookbook, The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook—which was responsible for getting the gluten-free world on board with almond flour—to her latest popular cookbook—Paleo Cooking from Elana’s Pantry, a New York Times bestseller.)
Grain-Free Biscuits from Elana’s Pantry
These Bread Balls are a variation of classic tapioca rolls, but made with dairy-free milk (unless you prefer dairy milk) and without cheese. Nutritional yeast adds the cheesy vibe to these rolls. Linda says they “add a nice touch to a meal, especially when you need a little something extra like bread to go with soup.” As I mentioned previously, Linda is the author of the “get started living gluten free” (or “brush up on one’s gluten-free knowledge”) ebook, How To Be Gluten Free.
Bread Balls from Gluten-Free Homemaker
~ Coconut Flour Biscuits from Linda at Gluten-Free Homemaker ~ gluten free, grain free, dairy free
Linda says these biscuits were “one experiment that turned out lovely.” She adds that these biscuits are moist and soft because of the combination of coconut flour and eggs.
Coconut Flour Biscuits from Gluten-Free Homemaker
Sunny says that no matter the allergy (or food intolerance), “we all deserve to enjoy a flaky, golden biscuit every now and then.” She describes these biscuits as “Perfect with your favorite homemade jam, a drizzle of honey or even your favorite gluten-free and dairy-free gravy.”
Coconut Flour Country Biscuits from And Love It, Too!
~ Nut-Free Paleo Biscuits from Paleo Mom ~ gluten free, grain free, dairy free, refined sugar free, paleo/primal
Sarah says her “absolutely delicious biscuits” are “based on Irish Fadge, which is typically made by incorporating last night’s leftover mashed potatoes into a biscuit dough for breakfast biscuits.” In this case she used mashed yucca, which she says is more similar to mashed potatoes in texture than other well-known paleo substitutes. (Check out all of Sarah’s guides and cookbooks here.)
Nut-Free Paleo Biscuits from The Paleo Mom
Lea created this recipe to help her son feel more like all the other kids and they made him so happy! Having a delicious gluten-free bread to eat can do that for both children and adults. Lea even gives you a flatter ciabatta version that is also a winner! (Be sure to check out Lea’s cookbook Sweet Paleo: Gluten-Free, Grain-Free Delights.)
Paleo Dinner Rolls from Paleo Spirit
Danielle, author of several New York Times bestselling cookbooks for grain-free, paleo living (Celebrations, Against All Grain, and Meals Made Simple), says “These remind me a little of corn bread, especially if you drizzle some honey on top.”
Paleo Honey Biscuits from Against All Grain
Andrea confesses that she previously had a fear of making biscuits. But when she finally made them, she shared, “To my surprise, they are so easy! This recipe uses just 6 ingredients and you literally only have a few steps to follow. And she added, “they turn out perfectly each time!”
Perfect Paleo Biscuits from Simply Living Healthy
Growing up in New England, snow days meant biscuits for Simone and her family. Now living in California, Simone had to instead create Rainy Day Biscuits. She says these biscuits are “the perfect cake for your strawberry shortcake, a replacement for rolls at Easter or Thanksgiving, or for breakfast with scrambled eggs …” you get the picture! (Be sure to check out Simone’s cookbooks The Zenbelly Cookbook, Paleo Soups and Stews, and The New Yiddish Kitchen.)
Rainy Day Biscuits from Zenbelly
Don’t forget to check out this whole series to date:
Part 1: Top 20 Gluten-Free Bread Recipes—Loaves
Part 2: This Post (Top 40 Gluten-Free Bread Recipes: Basic Rolls and Biscuits)
Part 4: Top 30+ Best Gluten-Free Tortilla and Wrap Recipes
Part 5: Top 30+ Best Gluten-Free Hamburger, Hot Dog, and Sandwich Roll Recipes
Part 6: Top 50+ Best Gluten-Free Flatbread, Focaccia, Naan, and Pita Bread Recipes
Part 8: 65 More of Best Gluten-Free Loaf Bread Recipes
Part 9: Top 15 Gluten-Free Challah Bread Recipes
Monika says
Thank you!!!
Shirley says
Hi Monika–You’re welcome! 🙂
Iris says
Awesome list, Shirley! I’m sure I’ll be referring back to this a lot!
xoxo
Shirley says
Thanks so much, Iris! You all are so talented that it’s really fun to put these amazing roundups together! 🙂 Enjoy!
xoxo,
Shirley
Kim-Cook It Allergy Free says
This is INCREDIBLE!! I cannot believe the time that goes into getting these lists together. I am anxious to try some of these recipes now that the weather is finally cooling down and I am not afraid of turning my oven on. 😉 Already shared and pinned!! Such a wonderful resource… XO
Shirley says
Hi Kim–Thanks so much, dear! These posts do require a lot of time, but it’s so joyful for me when they’re complete and everyone can benefit from all the recipes! 🙂 I just heard it’s going to be 105 where you are today! Guess the weather flip flopped again on you, but cooler weather can’t be too far off. 😉 Thanks so much for sharing this post with others, and I hope you find some new favorites here, dear!
xoxo,
Shirley
Mary says
Yum Shirley!!
I can’t wait to make the pull-apart rolls from Michelle’s My Gluten Free Kitchen. Great post.
Mary
Shirley says
Thanks, Mary! Those pull-apart rolls of Michelle’s are definitely getting the most attention. 😉
Shirley
Zoe says
Great round-up, Shirley, and thank you for including mine! I just so happened to make biscuits last night, with cheddar and green onions. They were gone in a flash!
Shirley says
Hey Zoe–Thanks, dear! I can totally see why your cheddar and green onion biscuits disappeared very quickly. They look so delicious! 🙂
Shirley
Megan @ Allergy Free Alaska says
Phenomenal post, Shirley! I can only imagine the energy and time that went into this. Thank you! And thank you for including so many of my recipes – what a nice surprise this morning! Will pin and also share on FB!
Hugs,
Megan
Shirley says
Hi Megan–Admittedly, these posts take tons of time, but the result is worth it! 🙂 You definitely excel at bread, my dear, so I had to get all your recipes in. 😉 Thanks for sharing!
xo,
Shirley
Tessa says
A rocking round up, as usual Shirley…so many new goodies to try! Can’t wait! Thanks for including me!
Shirley says
Hi Tessa–Awww, thanks! Happy to include your recipe, of course. Enjoy your perusal and making of these biscuit/roll recipes! 🙂
Shirley
Alisa says
You sure are timely Shirley. Everyone in our house has been craving bread lately. Must be the changing of the seasons.
Shirley says
Alisa–I think you are correct! I don’t usually crave bread, but even I’m wanting to make some now. Of course, compiling all these recipes might have had something to do with that. 😉
Shirley
Michelle @ My Gluten-free Kitchen says
This is such a great round-up! I can’t wait to try some of these biscuits! Mmmm! Thanks for featuring my pull-apart dinner rolls Shirley!
Shirley says
Michelle–Your Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls have super star appeal! I had to include them. 😉 Hope you find some new favorites here! 🙂
Shirley
Amy K says
Any chance of a gf white gravy recipe to go with these gf biscuits????
Shirley says
Hi Amy–Welcome! 🙂 I’m not a biscuits and gravy gal but, thankfully for you, others are. 😉 Here’s a recipe for Sausage Gravy and Biscuits from Linda, The Gluten-Free Homemaker. If this one doesn’t meet your criteria, Google will reveal more gf options.
Enjoy all!
Shirley
Sandra Henley says
I think I should be following a glutinous free diet. I am going to try some of these recipes
Shirley says
Hi Sandra–Welcome to gfe! 🙂 Start with some easy ones here (like the popovers) and I’ve sure you’ll have success and enjoy them. As far as being a newbie, please check out my Getting Started Tip Sheets here. They include one on reasons to get tested. Getting tested before going gluten free is the ideal situation.
Good luck on all!
Shirley
Maggie says
Shirley am I in heaven? This is a great roundup! What a good idea, and what a good place to send my readers 🙂
Shirley says
Hi Maggie–Well, you are an angel! ;-)Thanks so much, dear! I both appreciate and love that folks are sharing this valuable resource. SO many talented bloggers contributed to it! 🙂
xoxo,
Shirley
Jill R says
Thanks, Shirley! I made some biscuits last night, a little flat, but tasty. I’m going to give a few of these a try. Practice makes perfect. 🙂
Shirley says
Hi Jill–It’s great to hear from you! It’s been a while. 😉 Yay on making gluten-free biscuits! Keep practicing for sure. 🙂 Hope you find some recipes here that you love!
Shirley
Ellie says
Wow! What a feast for the eyes. Thank you so much Shirley for this wonderful list of goodies. As a mom of a family with multiple allergies I can’t thank you enough as we’ll as all those talented cooks. Blessings to all of you.
Shirley says
Hi Ellie–It looks like it’s your first time commenting here … welcome to gfe! 🙂 I’m so glad you’re finding this post so enjoyable and so helpful, too. I agree that I have pulled some great recipes from some very talented cooks! I simply love the creative talent within the gluten-free community. 🙂
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Shirley
Cassidy @ Cassidy's Craveable Creations says
Another fantastic round-up! I have a favorite biscuit recipe I always use but after seeing this I think I might need to venture out! Thanks for all of your hard work 🙂
Hugs,
Cassidy
Amber says
You should not look at this post when your hungry! I’m drooling! LOL! My husband has really wanted me to try a roll recipe, but I’m scared. I will have to give a couple of these recipes a try!
Shirley says
Amber–You should not be scared at all! So many of these are super easy. Make my popovers to start. They’re a cinch and will make you look like a kitchen goddess! 😉 But there are plenty here for you to gain your roll and biscuit confidence! 🙂
Shirley
Amber says
Wow and wow, Shirley. I’m am really loving your round-up posts. This is quite an impressive collection indeed!!!! Thank you for all your hard work. I think you have us ALL covered for our Holiday meals in the bread department. I’ve made Cassidy’s grain free rolls many times and love them. They taste like actual buttermilk biscuits. And I’ve used Bob’s almond flour and they turned out great. Thanks for this awesome showcase.
Hugs,
–Amber
Shirley says
Thanks so much, Amber! 🙂 The roundup posts always demonstrate just how much talent there is in our blogging community, don’t you think? Thanks for adding the feedback on Cassidy’s rolls, too. Those were actually the last recipe I added because I’d missed them on my first pass and after she mentioned them to me, I had to check them out and add them. It was clear from the photo alone that they were worthy of the Top 40! 😉
xo,
Shirley
JOANNE VACALEBRE says
Well, I have to be honest with you. It is very hard for me to live without bread but I am trying very hard. Now, you have opened the clouds and the sun is shining through!! Hallelujah and thank you very much.
Shirley says
Hi Joanne–Welcome to gfe! 🙂 I think as long as we eat bread—even gluten-free bread—we want it. And with all these recipes, there’s no reason not to have it! 😉 Be sure to check out Part 1 of the series, which features loaf recipes, too. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, dear. Your comment made me smile big. I do love getting that reaction from folks when they find just what they are looking for here! 🙂
Shirley
JOANNE VACALEBRE says
You are very welcome and I am looking forward to following your website.
Shirley says
🙂
Molly (Sprue Story) says
Here’s seconding everyone’s thanks for this roundup! I think one thing that’s so great about it is that biscuits and rolls are among those foods that can be made well in all different ways, but that most of us have a favorite kind of. (Like brownies.) Seeing them all together this way is helpful for people hoping to achieve the look and texture that they remember from their old favorite biscuits at their family dinner table. Of course, for taste, the only real way to be sure is to make them all and compare…that doesn’t sound too bad.
Shirley says
Hi Molly–You are welcome! I always appreciate your lovely feedback! 🙂 And that’s very true on us all having our favorites and it’s fun to find ones that are great fits for each of us. Taste testing is not a bad thing at all. 😉
I’m looking forward to sharing the rest of the series with you all!
Shirley
Layla Falcon says
I love your round up posts! This lot should last me at least a week…
Shirley says
Hey Layla–Welcome! I’m so happy to hear that you are enjoying the roundup posts so much! Bake away. 😉 Part 3 should be up next week!
Shirley
Layla Falcon says
Thanks! I’m looking forward to it
Shirley says
🙂
AmbeeJ says
These are wonderful! I am going to try the Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls for Thanksgiving this year. Wish me luck!
Shirley says
Hi Ambee–Welcome! Yes, folks get excited about these bread posts and specifically those Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls. 🙂 Hope you love them as much as everyone else! Sending you tons of good baking karma! 😉
Shirley
Dawn says
thank you so much for this list! we are trying to wean are kids off of gluten but they are not willing to give up the bread! i can’t wait to try these!
Shirley says
Hey Dawn–Welcome to gfe! 🙂 I hope you find some recipes here that your family will absolutely love! 🙂
Shirley
Sarena (The Non-Dairy Queen) says
I love the variety! Such a great round up of some incredibly talented people! Thank you for sharing.
Shirley says
Thanks, Sarena! I’m always blown away at the variety of the recipes and the talent of the bloggers whenever I do a roundup. I look forward to sharing some of your terrific recipes in this Bountiful Bread recipe in the near future, my dear. 🙂
Shirley
michelle says
Love this list! Thank you so much! I wanted to let you know it seems a few of the links are broken and one led to a very disturbing website (obviously not intentional). Wanted to let you know so maybe other people won’t have to be surprised/disturbed. Thanks so much for all the work that went into this list! I have lots of new recipes to try!
Shirley says
Hi Michelle–I’m glad this listing is going to be helpful to you! 🙂 I actually checked out all the links after I read your comment and other than a few being down because one friend transitioning to a new site, I found no other broken links or links to disturbing websites. I’d be grateful if you would email me the specific links (with screen shots) that you had issues with to glutenfreeeasily @ gmail.com. Happy bread baking!
Shirley
sherry heiman says
Thanks for posting this. My son and I presently went gr8. We tried our first biscuits day before yesterday. Boy were they bad. I was so glad to see you post this because I love
Breads. I was kind of bummed. Now my son and I have renewed hope!!!! Thanks I will get to work trying these.,
Shirley says
Hi sherry–Welcome to gfe! 🙂 I think you’ll find some recipes here that you love. I’m biased, but from this roundup I’d probably suggest trying my popovers first. 😉
Shirley
sherry heiman says
K, we will try those first !
Shirley says
sherry–Fingers crossed … 😉
Shirley
Raia says
What a delicious round-up, Shirley! It was tied for our most popular link from Savoring Saturdays. We’ll be featuring it this weekend. Thanks so much for sharing! 🙂
Shirley says
That’s exciting, Raia! Thank you for the feature and the heads up! 🙂 I love this post because not only is it full of so many terrific bread recipes, it also demonstrates how much recipe talent is in the gf community.
Shirley