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November
Gluten Free Thanksgiving
The latest episode of my Hold The Gluten Podcast is now live!
Episode 12 “Gluten Free Thanksgiving” Features:
- Celebrating Thanksgiving “Gluten Free” is possible!
- Gluten Free Turkeys: Empire Kosher, Honeysuckle White, Jennie-O, Perdue, Sheltons, & Shadybrook Farms.
- Butterball states that gluten is not a “top 8 allergen”. Verify with Butterball that the product you are considering purchasing is gluten free.
- Gluten Free Gravy Mixes: Road’s End Organic Savory Herb Gravy, OrgraN Vegetarian Gravy, Maxwell’s Kitchen Brown Gravy.
- Stuffing options: substitute gluten free bread, cornbread or rice stuffing.
- Sides: Homemade cranberry sauce, fruit salad, Kahlua candied yams, green bean casserole with Funyuns.
- Desserts: Whole Foods GF Bakehouse pre-made pie crusts, my own low-fat pumpkin pie, or pumpkin cheesecake (will post recipe shortly).
Read the blog. Listen to the podcast. Educate yourself.
Rock on Celiacs!
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November 15th, 2008 at 11:42 am
Thanksgiving. Over and done with in Canada….strange come to think of it, why Canadians celebrate a month earlier?
Is it the climate? Or is it so we more time to go shopping for Christmas?
I made gluten free stuffing with Italian Flat bread cubes and Victoria’s Pumpkin Spice cake
November 19th, 2008 at 11:30 am
Great info, Maureen! I had proposed doing a GF Thanksgiving for FoodBuzz’s upcoming 24/24/24 event, but they didn’t bite. Hopefully another blogger was selected for the topic. Regardless, I’m looking forward to seeing how you, we, and other GF bloggers do our respective versions of a GF Thanksgiving!
Cheers, Pete