Our Top 10 Easy Almond Flour Recipes

If you follow a paleo diet, but you love baked goods, chances are you’re somewhat familiar with almond flour. For people like yourself, almond flour recipes are somewhat of a saving grace.

This nutrient-packed, gluten-free flour allows us to have our (paleo) cake and eat it too. But let’s be honest, the stuff isn’t cheap (compared to regular old flour that you can find in the baking aisle) and there’s a learning curve to be able to bake with it.

Thankfully, there are a lot of people on the internet who want you to be able to whip up delicious foods with almond flour – while taking the difficulty out of it. Seriously – if you google “almond flour recipes” you won’t believe the amount of content you’ll find out there.

That’s why we thought it might be a good idea to do some of the work for you. We’re going to round up some of our favorite almond flour recipes from the blog, so you don’t even have to go digging for them.

Breakfast Almond Flour Recipes

Coconut Almond Pancakes

These are not the fluffy buttermilk pancakes you may be used to, but they still satisfy that craving for pancakes. Hearty, fiber rich, and filling, they are perfect for busy mornings when you don’t know when lunch will come.

Paleo Blueberry Muffins

So – if you’ve been inspired put on your baking cap, I’ve got a recipe for you. These paleo-friendly blueberry muffins come together easily with almond flour, coconut sugar, coconut oil, and a whole lotta love. You won’t be disappointed.

Chocolate Chip Almond Flour Muffins

Maybe you’re in the mood for muffins, but you also have a little sweet tooth. These are your new go-to when that craving strikes. Make a batch of muffins at the beginning of the week to have breakfast ready and waiting every morning. Since they are made with almond flour, these muffins will also help keep you fuller for longer.

Almond flour is, of course, excellent for baking. But there are other ways to use this versatile powder.

Lunch And Dinner Almond Flour Recipes

Crunch Italian Chicken Tenders

Chicken tenders don’t have to be just for kids, as proven by this grown up, herby version. Crispy, yet still gluten free, these are what your childhood dreams are made of. Pair these alongside your favorite veggies and squash for a well-balanced meal.

Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad

Veggie Fritters with Chive Coconut Cream

These quick and easy veggie fritters are crispy and flavorful. They make a nice side for grilled meats.

Note: If you can’t find coconut cream, you can refrigerate a can of coconut milk overnight. Without shaking, open it up and remove the solid coconut cream from the top. 

Slow Cooked Meatloaf

The slow cooker gives you a delicious nourishing meal without any real effort. This slow cooked meatloaf is a prime example. Mix up the meat, throw it in the slow cooker, and come home to a meal that will squash your hunger. And you’ll have leftovers for days!

Dessert Almond Flour Recipes

And, last but definitely not least – desserts. Almond flour makes a great substitute flour for your favorite desserts.

Peppermint Macaroons

If you’re looking for a healthy holiday cookie to add to your plate, this is it. Made with healthy ingredients, it’s sweet and satisfying. A touch of peppermint gives it that holiday flair. 

Dutch Apple Muffin

Who knew a simple muffin recipe can deliver so much flavor? Made with almond flour, it helps keep the muffins moist and flavorful. In fact, this dish has a bit of a custard consistency. The apples are coated in a delicious cinnamon and honey mixture that is brought out by the maple syrup and coconut flour in the muffin. You’re gonna love this!

Cookie Dough Truffles

Cookie dough bites are dipped in dark chocolate to make these luscious truffles. The cookie dough is completely gluten-free and egg-free. Smothering the cookie dough in chocolate is an optional step. The truffles can be stored in the refrigerator, ready to grab whenever you find yourself craving something sweet.