Gluten Free Rolled Chocolate Log
A rice flour sponge roll, a simple filling and all steps to keep the sponge supple without wheat flour.

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Gluten Free Rolled Chocolate Log

A recipe by CakeChristmas / Updated on 30 October 2026.

A log rolled with rice flour and starch, topped with chocolate-coco ganache, then covered with the same ganache with simple traces of spatula.

45 minPREPARATION
12 minBAKING
3 h 45REST / CHILL

1 log of 30 cm, 8 parts · Estimated total : 4 h 42

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A log rolled with rice flour and starch, topped with chocolate-coco ganache, then covered with the same ganache with simple traces of spatula.

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Original quantity: 1 log of 30 cm, 8 parts.

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The preparation step by step

  1. Prepare the plate

    For the gluten-free version, check that the ingredients are labelled appropriately, especially the flour, raising agent, chocolate, spices and biscuits. Use a clean work surface and utensils, with no wheat flour nearby. The list of ingredients alone does not control cross-contamination. Preheat the oven to 180 °C, conventional oven setting (no fan). Line a 30 × 40 cm rimmed baking tray with baking paper, without adding wheat flour.

  2. Prepare the eggs

    Break the eggs one by one in a small bowl, then separate the whites from the yolks in two clean and dry bowls. No yolk should fall into the whites. Weigh separately the rice flour, starch and oil.

  3. Whisk the yolks

    Whisk the yolks with 60 g of the 90 g of sugar for 3 minutes, until the mixture thickens and clears. Incorporate the 15 g of oil into a fillet.

  4. Whisk the egg whites

    Add the salt to the whites and whisk at medium speed until you get a foam. Gradually pour the remaining 30 g of sugar and continue to a soft spout.

  5. Fold in dry ingredients

    Mix one third of the whites with the yolks to soften them. Sift the 90 g of rice flour and the 20 g of starch above. Incorporate into the spatula, then add the rest of the whites by lifting from the bottom upwards, without whipping.

  6. Spread and cook

    Spread the dough regularly on the plate, up to the corners, 7 to 8 mm thick. Bake 10 to 12 minutes. The surface should be slightly golden and come back under gentle pressure; an overcooked sponge breaks when rolling.

  7. Preroll still lukewarm

    Get the plate out. Turn the sponge over on a new sheet of baking paper and gently remove the baking sheet. Roll it with the paper from the small side to get a log of 30 cm. Let cool for 30 minutes in this soft form, without tightening.

  8. Prepare the ganache

    While the sponge cools, chop the 200 g of chocolate. Heat the 200 g of coconut cream until it shakes and pour it three times over the chocolate, stirring in the center. Let it thicken for about 45 minutes at cool temperature: it should spread out like a soft paste, not pour.

  9. Fill without overfilling

    Slowly unroll the sponge. Spread about three-quarters of the trim, leaving a 2 cm free border on the last edge. Roll again with the help of the paper, this time removing the paper as you go; lay the joint underneath.

  10. Take it cold

    Spread the rest of the trim into a thin layer on top and sides, with simple spatula traces. Place the log on a dish, cover without touching the cream and refrigerate for at least 3 hours.

  11. Cut and serve

    Cut a thin slice at each end to show the spiral. Then divide into 8 parts with a smooth knife, cleaned between each cut. Serve fresh: rice sponge remains more fragile than wheat genoise sponge, especially before full take.

Conservation. Store in a closed box in the refrigerator at 4 °C maximum and consume within 48 hours. Do not leave the dessert at room temperature for long.

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Weighing before mixing

Prepare the quantities in separate bowls. A replacement of flour, fat or binder changes the texture: keep the formula indicated for this first test.

Observe the result

The dimensions of the mould and the temperature of the ingredients change the setting and cooking. Check the markers described at each step rather than just following the timer.

Questions Before You Start

Why is this log gluten free?

For the gluten-free version, check that the ingredients are labelled appropriately, especially the flour, raising agent, chocolate, spices and biscuits. Use a clean work surface and utensils, with no wheat flour nearby. The list of ingredients alone does not control cross-contamination.

Which real gluten-free log roll to prepare for the Thermomix?

Cookidoo publishes the "Raspberry Gluten-Free Rolled sponge", ID r761070, compatible TM6, TM5 and TM7; the official link is listed below. Its genoise sponge uses eggs, sugar and a gluten-free flour, then a raspberry-mascarpone filling different from our chocolate-coco. To use the robot, follow this official guided recipe and its own quantities, accessories and coolings. Full access may require a connection or subscription. The method of our chocolate log remains that of the whisk and the oven; we do not claim to have validated a conversion of its settings.

What is the role of cold?

The sponge should cool down before filling, then the log must remain cold for at least 3 hours. A cream placed on a hot sponge flows and makes it difficult to roll.

Is the log without artificial dye?

The formula does not contain any dyes. However, check the list of ingredients purchased; the color here comes from the ingredients themselves.

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Substitutions and variations

To replace a main ingredient, choose another sheet designed with the one you want to use. Changing the proportions of fat, sugar or liquid can change the hold of the dessert.

Keep the type of chocolate provided for the structure or ganache. Switching from dark chocolate to white chocolate changes the balance: the quantities do not transpose directly.

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