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gluten free meals

linzicalinzica member
in September 2011 Moms

So it looks like i may be hosting the annual christmas dinner with my bffs. Bff #1''s son is allergic to gluten and her H is on a strict diet for his cancer, which rules out anything that may cause gas. If i ask her what i should make, she will give me an extremely complicated recipe that has to be made exactly to her specs, so I'd rather just figure something out on my own that fits.

Suggestions? Should i just roast a chicken or something?

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Re: gluten free meals

  • linzicalinzica member
    imagecmoosey:

    This sounds gross to me so that usually means the general population would approve :) 

    https://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/recipe-collections-favorites/delicious-gluten-free-dinners-00000000052743/page9.html

     

     I am not really a shallot fan, and with sweet potatoes they sound even grosser, but thanks for the suggestion. :)

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    imageMRoss1982:
    imagelinzica:
    imagecmoosey:

    This sounds gross to me so that usually means the general population would approve :) 

    https://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/recipe-collections-favorites/delicious-gluten-free-dinners-00000000052743/page9.html

     

     I am not really a shallot fan, and with sweet potatoes they sound even grosser, but thanks for the suggestion. :)

    Did you scroll through all 10 recipes on moosey's link Linz?

    haha, no. I saw the first one and threw up in my mouth a little. :P

    some of them look alright but there are alot of bean recipes. I will have to check everyone out a little more closely.

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  • tracey007tracey007 member

    My H is gluten free, and I think the hardest thing is dessert.  The best thing I've found that doesn't taste gluten free is a flourless chocolate cake.  I love this one: https://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/34481867/ns/today-food/t/flourless-chocolate-espresso-cake-berries/

    I think it's a great idea to roast a chicken and do potatoes or rice and a veggie.  If you want to do bread/rolls just do regular, not gluten free, and ask your friend to bring something for her son.  She will be used to it and every person likes a different recipe/brand for bread.  And anyone not gluten free will think the bread is icky.

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  • jen4nyjen4ny member
    I have to eat gluten free and I would be happy to answer any questions you have about the meal. You want to be careful when you cook about cross-contamination. For example don't use the knife to cut bread and then cut the gluten free chicken. 
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