Gluten-Free Pasta Recipe
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If you follow a gluten-free diet, you can enrich your table with delicious gluten-free pasta dishes you can prepare. You can try a special recipe for highly delicious gluten-free pasta and prepare dishes to share with your loved ones.
What are the Ingredients for Gluten-Free Pasta?
The necessary ingredients are listed below;
- Corn flour
- Gluten-free flour
- Egg
- Olive oil
- Water
How to Make Gluten-Free Pasta?
You can start the pasta recipe by mixing your gluten-free flour and corn flour in a deep bowl. You can make a well in the center of the flour with your hand and crack the egg into it. You can then add water and olive oil to the mixture and begin kneading. Your primary goal should be to achieve a sticky pasta dough.
After cutting the dough into approximately four equal pieces, you can wrap the four pieces of dough in a damp cloth to prevent them from drying out. Roll out a small piece with a rolling pin, generously flour both sides. Then, once you have finished cutting it into strips, sprinkle a little more flour and let it dry for about 10-15 minutes.
Once the pasta is dry, you can add it to boiling water with a pinch of salt and olive oil, depending on your preference, and boil it for 5-10 minutes. You can make your pasta ready to serve by adding your favorite special sauces. For this, you can use the ingredients available at Naturiga if you wish.
What are the Benefits of Gluten-Free Pasta?
Gluten-free pasta is supportive for your body due to the minerals and vitamins it contains. Rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, calcium, iron, phosphorus, potassium, and protein, gluten-free pasta is among the nutritious and filling meal options. Especially those on a diet can consume gluten-free pasta as long as it is fat-free. This way, they can ensure a longer feeling of fullness.
Even in small amounts, the gluten-free pasta you consume provides a long-lasting feeling of fullness thanks to the slow absorption of complex carbohydrates into the bloodstream. The high content of linoleic fatty acids helps balance cardiovascular health. Gluten-free pasta stands out with its supportive properties in the treatment of negative cholesterol problems.
Pasta, which can be compatible with different flavors such as tomato, cheese, tuna, basil, and quinoa, appeals to various palates in the best way. Thus, thanks to its widespread consumption, it becomes indispensable at meal tables. Contrary to popular belief, gluten-free pasta is not a food that causes weight gain.
You can cook easily digestible gluten-free pasta without oil and make it suitable for a diet by avoiding various sauces. Instead of high-calorie sauces, you can try consuming it by making a small calorie calculation. For example, pasta that you can consume only with yogurt can be quite delicious and low in calories.
Gluten-free pasta, which can help lower cholesterol and support preventing cardiovascular diseases, also helps regulate blood sugar. Gluten-free pasta, which can be preferred in the treatment of diabetes, is very delicious.
The high amount of amino acids and proteins it contains supports the strengthening of bone structure. It is especially recommended for children during their developmental period and those who complain about bone pain to include gluten-free pasta in their diet. Easily digestible gluten-free pasta supports a healthy digestive process. Thus, people experiencing digestive problems can include gluten-free pasta in their diet as a healthy choice.
How Many Calories Does Gluten-Free Pasta Have?
The calorie content of gluten-free pasta can vary depending on the recipe. However, it is generally known to have an average of 260 calories per serving. Small portions contain 180 calories. 260 calories are calculated for approximately 75 grams, and 180 calories for approximately 50 grams. If large portions are calculated as 90 grams, an average of 320 calories results.
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Dietitian Ege Bölük
I graduated from İstinye University, Department of Nutrition and Dietetics in 2020 and worked at a specialist doctor's clinic to specialize in bariatric nutrition.
I continued my career by completing various training programs on multidisciplinary approaches in eating disorders, the use and support of nutritional supplements in diet, psychodietetics, nutrition and physiotherapy in athletes, celiac disease, and gluten enteropathy.
After joining the Naturiga team, I have been working on functional nutrition and supplementary foods with functional medicine dietitian Mr. Erdi Uğur.