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Gluten Free Christmas Party


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We are planning a Gluten Free Christmas party early Dec. Any suggestions on good gluten-free cookbooks?

thanks

Richard


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I have to have 2. The first won't be too bad. Work people. They will bring wine or an ornament. The second one is a neighborhood party. People always want to bring food, even when I have told them not to. Plenty of foods are gluten-free naturally or with a small adjustment. My big problem is I have always depended on bread, pastry type things for appetizers. We are experimenting with breads to see what I could use. I am finding that slicing,coating with olive oil and toasting make most gluten-free bread as good as " real" bread. I'm thinking of doing a Mexican type theme.

What type of food are you thinking? Aappetizers? Desserts? "Hearty appetizers"? Meal? Or something in-between?

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