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Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Recipes
With Thanksgiving fast approaching, I've been in awe of all the amazing recipes my fellow bloggers have come up with. Last year, I cooked my first ever Thanksgiving dinner for my parents, and I was grateful for all of the gluten-free recipes I was able to find. This year, I'll be going to a friend's for dinner, so I haven't been thinking much about Thanksgiving cooking. But I wanted to have a resource for all of us who need gluten-free recipes. There are those of us who eat this way regularly and have all our gluten-free flour blends at hand. For you, I have recipes that call for special gluten-free ingredients. And for those of you who might be cooking gluten-free for the first time, I have simpler recipes that won't require buying ten new ingredients. They might require buying something like gluten-free bread, but nothing that you'll have to make from scratch. Some of these are recipes I've tried; others are recipes I want to try. They all look amazing. And I apologize for waiting so long to post this. I've been thinking about it for days, but I wasn't able to sit down and look for all my favorite recipes until today. If you've already planned your Thanksgiving dishes, come back for your next holiday meal! Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Recipes Bread and Rolls: Cranberry Walnut Bread Cornbread Brazilian Cheese Bread Herbed Bread Sticks French Bread Rolls Pumpkin Molasses Bread Garlic Cheese Biscuits Dinner Rolls Sides: Most sides are naturally gluten-free or easily made that way, so there's a longer list below. Gravy Vegan Gravy Dessert: Apple Pie Pumpkin Spice Cake Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake Sweet Potato Pie with Seedy Amaranth Crust Cranberry Chestnut Cookies Coconut Flour Gingerbread Cake Apple Pumpkin Crumble Bars Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Recipes That Don't Require Gluten-Free Flours Bread and Rolls: Pecan and Apple Bread While you can't usually make rolls or bread without purchasing special ingredients, there are a lot of good mixes out there so you can still have that "fresh from the oven taste." Here's a link to a list of some of the top brands: gluten-free bread mixes Sides: Cranberry Apple Stuffing Acorn Squash and Mashed Potato Stuffing Roasted Acorn Squash and Brussel Sprouts Mushroom Stuffing Autumn Squash Soup Spiced Pumpkin Soup Roasted Shrimp with Wasabi Cocktail Sauce Sweet Potato Quiche Roasted Tahini Baby Carrots Green Beans with Balsamic Onions Maple Roasted Yams with Pecans and Dried Cranberries Dessert: You can make any pie by purchasing a pre-made gluten-free crust and then just making the topping. Or here are some other ideas: Raw Pumpkin Cheese Pie No-Bake Sweet Potato Pie Sweet Potato Pie Crustless Pecan Pie Vegan Pumpkin Cheesecake Drinks: Spicy Mulled Apple Cider Reindeer Antlers Egg Nogg Latte And because there are so many more wonderful recipes and I can't link to them all, here are links to some other gluten-free bloggers' Thanksgiving recipe roundups. Thanksgiving at The Gluten-Free Homemaker Thanksgiving at Affairs of Living Thanksgiving at Gluten-Free Goddess Thanksgiving at Gluten-Free Easily Thanksgiving at Celiac Teen Thanksgiving at Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef Thanksgiving at Fire and Salt I hope you all have wonderful Thanksgivings, and please come back and share with us if you have any special gluten-free recipes that deserve mention. related searches : Gluten
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