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gluten-free Easter Dinner Menu

MycasMommy

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OK I think Ive got it all worked out and SAFE!

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Finger foods to nosh whilst dinner cooks:

 

A plate of Greek Olives, Summer Sausage (which is very hard to find w/o corn syrup!), A dip of stone ground mustard/honey/sriracha, Cabot extra sharp cheddar slices and a plate of deviled eggs.

 

Ham Studded with Cherries & Pineapple & Gravy (fresh fruit not prepared)

Salad and a home made Olive Garden copycat House dressing

Sauteed Baby Carrots in Makers Mark Bourbon & Honey

(FRESH) Green Bean, Tomato, & Bacon Casserole

Smashed Potatoes with sour cream, butter, and cheddar

 

 

and I am thinking...the smooshy applesauce with cream cheese for dessert, but am not yet sold on it, Any other grain free suggestion?

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cyclinglady

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What did you end up making for dessert?
MycasMommy

MycasMommy 11

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haha I got them both a 1 lb bag of buttered popcorn flavoured jelly bellies and I had no ROOM left for dessert. The SO got home yesterday and brought me back some Rittersport from his visit to his mothers in Waldenbuch (Germany) YAY!!! I can take to with me on the bus to WORK! WOOT! (ok, I am way too excited for this early in the morning...)

kareng

kareng 2,329

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Those are gf? The ones I have seen in the USA aren't.
MycasMommy

MycasMommy 11

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OH NOES! I do not know!... I havent eaten any yet. But I cannot read the German on the back. May depend on the kind? The cookies and cream will probably be out... but hopefully the dark chocolate/marzipan one is alright! TY for the heads up!

MycasMommy

MycasMommy 11

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WOOOO My two favs (marzipan and prailene) are GF! ... standard disclaimer but.. straight from Rittersport:

Open Original Shared Link Hi, following 100g flavours are gluten free, but attention may contain traces: Alpine Milk Chocolate, Dark Whole Hazelnuts, Whole Almonds, Dark Chocolate 50% cocoa, Yogurt, Marzipan, Praliné, Peppermint, Rum Raisins Hazelnuts, Raisins Hazelnuts, Whole Hazelnuts, Fine Extra Dark Chocolate 71% cocoa, Espresso, Cocoa Mousse.^BD

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