We like the flavor of this gluten-free skillet spaghetti even better than normal spaghetti. Since the gluten-free noodles actually cook in the spaghetti sauce, the sauce flavor really soaks in. Leftovers are spectacular too! I have to admit that I love the cheesy topping the most!
I love easy one-dish meals for busy weeknights. Like most families, I find the dinner hour to be such a busy time, with getting the kids through their after-school routine, chores, and homework, while making dinner. Meals like this gluten-free Skillet Spaghetti are perfect for weeknights. It may not be a photogenic recipe, but it’s sure easy and a hit with the fam.
When I’m on the ball with planning ahead, I even pre-cook a bunch of ground beef and freeze in 1/2 lb. servings, so that I can pull it out to make this meal even quicker to make!
The beauty of this recipe is you can really change up the flavor with easy swaps.
Can’t stand the thought of store-bought sauce? Feel free to use homemade!
Prefer Italian Sausage over beef? Use it! I have and it is delicious!
Want more seasonings? Feel free to add Italian seasonings or your favorite fresh herbs.
Want to make this dairy-free? Just leave off the cheese or sprinkle with a dairy-free cheese alternative.
I’ve made this with many different brands of gluten-free spaghetti noodles with success: DeLallo Gluten Free Corn and Rice Spaghetti
Add this one-skillet meal to your menu plan this week. I’m sure your family will love it and you’ll love the easy clean-up too!
Gluten-free Skillet Spaghetti:
One skillet is all you need to make this entire gluten-free spaghetti dinner! I even serve it up right from the skillet, so I only have one thing to wash! Leftovers freeze and reheat well. Dairy-free option: Omit cheeses or substitute with a dairy-free cheese alternative.Gluten-free One Skillet Spaghetti
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tanya says
I certainly am in need of good, quick weeknight meals that will please the whole family! I do believe this fits the bill! I love that I can adapt it to my families taste too.
Alison says
Have you ever made meatballs to go with your skillet spaghetti instead of the ground meat? Or gf meatballs in general??? Just curious! 🙂 Thanks!!!
Michelle Palin ~ My Gluten-free Kitchen says
Alison, I haven’t yet. My youngest has been begging me to! Once I do, and get the recipe just right, I’ll post it!
Becca says
I made this tonight, and it was absolutely delicious! I’m new to the GF lifestyle, and I’m so grateful to find websites like this!
Michelle Palin ~ My Gluten-free Kitchen says
Becca,
Not sure how I missed this comment before, but am just now seeing it here in July! Sure didn’t mean to ignore it!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it and hope it gave you a recipe to work into your regular rotation. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment!
Joni says
It’s been 20 plus years since I had to go GF. Back then it was so hard to find anything GF now we’ve got people coming up with all kinds of yummy recipes. I’m making this tonight for dinner. It’s cooking as I type. The recipe is really easy and it smells so good. Thanks so much for the recipes! Dinner is served. : )
Michelle Palin ~ My Gluten-free Kitchen says
Joni,
Hope you enjoyed it! The great thing about this simple recipe is that you can easily customize it to your taste preferences by using different sauce, meat, or additional seasonings. Thanks so much for your comment!
Lucy @ Bake Play Smile says
This looks delicious! I love spaghetti, but this recipe is just so easy! I love it!
Sharon @ What The Fork Food Blog says
This looks so good Michelle, I LOVE one skillet meals!
Audrey Bayer says
What a fabulous resource you have created!
Thank you so much…. I have been diagnosed for 30 years and always enjoy information like yours……
Tested by a real person who is Celiac and
knows how to cook GF the easy way!
Audrey Bayer Asheville NC
Cori says
Another great recipe from
Michelle! Thank you! I will use ground elk as my meat, looking forward to this dish.