Gluten-Free Soups & Salads
Soups and salads feel simple, but gluten hides in broth, croutons, and thickeners. These recipes keep all of that safe, so a cozy bowl or a crisp salad never comes with a side of worry.
Each one is tested in a celiac-safe kitchen.
All Gluten-Free Soups & Salads Recipes
6 recipes
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Soups & Salads
Classic Gluten-Free Caesar Salad with Homemade Croutons
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Creamy Gluten-Free Tomato Soup — Better Than the Can
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Hearty Gluten-Free Chili for Game Day and Meal Prep
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Homemade Gluten-Free Chicken Noodle Soup (Comfort in a Bowl)
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Rich and Hearty Gluten-Free Beef Stew for Cold Nights
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The Best Gluten-Free French Onion Soup — Rich, Cheesy & Comforting
Tips for Gluten-Free Soups & Salads
Keep soups and salads safe with these habits:
- Check broth and bouillon labels — for wheat or barley, which sneak into many brands.
- Make your own croutons — from toasted gluten-free bread.
- Thicken with cornstarch — instead of a wheat-flour roux.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is store-bought broth gluten-free?
Not always — some broths and bouillons contain wheat or barley. Check for a gluten-free label, or make your own. The recipes here note where it matters.
How do I get croutons on a gluten-free salad?
Cube and toast gluten-free bread with olive oil and seasoning. They crisp up beautifully and keep a Caesar or garden salad satisfying without any wheat.
Are canned soups gluten-free?
Most are not — many use wheat flour as a thickener. Look for soups specifically labeled gluten-free, or make them from scratch using the recipes here.
How do I thicken soup without a flour roux?
A cornstarch slurry, puréed vegetables, or a splash of cream all thicken soup well without gluten. Stir a cornstarch slurry in at the end and simmer briefly.
Medically reviewed and last updated 2026-06-02.