By Wendy Stoltz / Last Modified On August 9, 2023

Gluten-Free stuffing that is bursting with flavor, simple to make, uses only ten ingredients, and is perfect gluten-free stuffing recipe for baking or stuffing a Turkey.

This gluten-free stuffing has a dairy-free and a vegan option. You can also try paleo stuffing.

If you are looking for other sides to go with your holiday meal you might want to check out my Red Roasted Potatoes.

My Five Minute Gluten-Free Gravy is incredible and really only takes 5 minutes! For more gluten-free recipes check out my gluten-free side dishes.

I also love to find fun ways to serve my stuffing. Every Thanksgiving, I check out the dinnerware sale at Macy's for discounts on bowls and serveware. 

Gluten-Free Stuffing

It's stuffing season and I'm super pumped to share with you my favorite recipe for gluten-free stuffing.

This recipe has been in the family for generations and up until a few weeks ago, I didn't realize that I hadn't shared it with you yet. Shame on me!

You can have this gluten-free stuffing in the oven in 10 minutes or less. Five of the ten ingredients are spices, so you can see how easy this recipe is.

In fact, I made a video below showing you how easy it is to make this gluten-free stuffing recipe.

Also, I have step by step instructions below so you are set up for success with this easy gluten-free stuffing.

With the holidays coming up, you're going to want a quick, delicious gluten-free stuffing recipe on hand. This one will not disappoint. It's not only gluten-free but it's also dairy-free.

But don't worry, it's FULL of flavor. For a Vegan option, make sure to use gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free bread.

I don't know about you, but I don't like using multiple loaves of bread to make gluten-free stuffing - it gets expensive.

Most gluten-free bread loaves are small compared to wheat bread loaves, wouldn't you agree? Also, a gluten-free stuffing mix can get expensive.

Why waste the money when it's easy to make your own gluten-free stuffing mix.

How to make gluten-free stuffing

Let bread slices air dry for 1 to 2 hours, then cut into 1-inch pieces. When you are ready to mix your gluten-free stuffing:

1. In a Dutch oven over medium heat, melt butter.
2. Add onion and celery and cook until the onion is soft and translucent.
3. Stir in thyme, sage, rosemary, salt, and pepper.
4. Add bread cubes (24oz. of bread cubes, or 9 cups).
5. Stir everything together until he bread cubes are evenly coated.
6. Drizzle broth over the bread mixture and toss until well mixed.
7. Stuff turkey, or bake in a greased 2.5 qrt casserole dish at 350°F (180°C) for 35 to 45 minutes.

If you don't have a dutch oven, you can make this gluten-free stuffing recipe in a large boiling pot, or pan.

These numbered steps match the numbered photos above and are for illustration purposes. For the complete list of ingredients and instructions, please see the recipe below.

Gluten-Free Stuffing Recipe

This gluten-free stuffing recipe feeds 8-10 people, or 6 people who are really big gluten-free stuffing eaters. It stays good in the refrigerator for up to three days after its been prepared.

I use Canyon Bakehouse bread in my recipe, but you can use your favorite bread. Just make sure to use equal amounts.

Earlier Canyon Bakehouse came out with a big loaf of bread, their Heritage Style Loaves.

It's wide, it's delicious, and it's my new favorite loaf of bread for making all things related to gluten-free stuffing. You can check out their store locator to see if it's carried in your area.

Canyon Bakehouse loaves are gluten-free, dairy-free, non-GMO, whole grain, and they include clean ingredients.

The Heritage Style Loaf has all the same qualities as the standard loaves, but the slices are much bigger! In this case, bigger is better.

If you're using a different bread weight out 24 oz. or measure out 9 cups of bread cubes.

You can use fresh or stale gluten-free bread in any of these recipes, including this gluten-free stuffing.

Whether you're hosting a gluten-free Easter, Gluten-Free Thanksgiving or Gluten-Free Christmas, or bringing a side to a holiday potluck, this recipe is allergy-friendly and works well with most diets.

Check out some other delicious recipes:

• Best Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Recipes
• Gluten-Free Sweet Potato Casserole
• Gluten-Free Green Bean Casserole
• Best Gluten-Free Christmas Recipes

No need to go to the store searching for a gluten-free stuffing mix, this one will please even the pickiest of eaters.

If you need a low carb stuffing recipe, Four Score Living has one that is super simple.

Can I use turkey drippings instead of broth?

Heck yeah, you can use turkey drippings instead of broth. The turkey drippings may be a bit stronger in flavor. Consider adding a touch of water to make it more broth-like.

Can I add sausage to this gluten-free stuffing recipe?

Yes, you can add sausage to this gluten-free stuffing recipe. Every once in a while my family requests that I add sausage to switch things up. If you want to add sausage, simply brown a half pound of sausage (more or less to taste) and mix it into the stuffing mix before you bake it.

You can use a spicy sausage or keep to the flavors and use a breakfast sausage with sage.

I can't have eggs, what egg-free bread do you recommend

I haven't tried an egg-free bread in this recipe, but I know that Katz and Schar both make gluten-free, egg-free breads. A lot of my readers have had great results with Schar bread in gluten-free stuffing recipes, especially with their deli style breads.

Gluten-Free Stuffing Mixes

If you are ever in a pinch, here are a couple of gluten-free stuffing mixes for you to try.

• Aleia's Stuffing Mix
• Trader Joe's Gluten-Free Stuffing Mix
• Three Bakers Herb Seasoned Whole Grain Gluten-Free Stuffing
• William Sanoma Gluten-Free Stuffing

Did you make this gluten-free stuffing recipe? Stop back by and let me know what you thought. You can leave a starred rating and comment below. Also, if you have any questions please leave a comment and I will get back to you.