I need a fresh fruit appetizer type recipe that makes sense for a tea party and is easy to make for a large group. It has to be able to be served similarly to scones, breads and sandwiches so needs to be small serving without too much work. A salad is not an option unless you have a creative idea how to break into 100 portions. I could bring something else more traditional but I need a gluten free option (no wheat, barley or rye) that is simple and would appeal to all.
It needs to be Gluten Free so tarts, pastries, although great in theory, unless it is a gluten free recipe will not help me.
Fruit Cocktails.
Fill tall glasses with chopped fruit.
Apple, Apricot, Banana, Kiwifruit.
Pour in some Jelly and place in fridge to set.
Leave room for a spoon of cream when you serve.
You may be able to adapt this in some way. They are really simple, and easy.
Good Luck
You could do a fruit salad and have it in a punch bowl. Serve it as you would a punch, with a punch ladle, when and as people want one, or they could help themselves.
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Help need allergy free snack recipe for preschoolers that are fun!?
The preschool my daughter attends requires that snacks be dairy free, nut free, and gluten free which doesn’t leave a lot of options. The kids are getting sick or raw fruit and veggies and apple sauce. Would greatly appreciate any recipes or snack brand suggestions.
Rice cakes w/Sun butter (a soy product)
Fruit leather snacks
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I lose weight just fine, but as soon as I add wheat back into my diet…even in small amounts I start gaining weight back. I keep the exercise the same, foods exactly the same but add say…1 slice of bread…and I start gaining weight and feel SO bloated. I had food intolerance testing done by a naturopathic doctor a few months ago and it came back intolerant of wheat…but I wasn’t too sure about the scientific evidence of this testing to begin with. So can food intolerances cause weight gain?
I’m NOT anorexic. Geez. lol. I’m overweight and trying to lose weight. It’s as simple as I stated….I lose weight, then as soon as I add even one slice of bread a day back into my diet and change nothing else, I start gaining weight.
The answer to this is an ABSOLUTE yes, and yup, you guessed it: the most common culprit in this scenario is indeed wheat and gluten containing products…Since you’ve observed this motif independently yourself, and had it confirmed by a naturopath, don’t you think it’s time you listened? Remember, naturopaths have exactly the same training for the 4 years of med school that MD’s do. The training diverges in the 5th year. Naturopaths ARE doctors, and as far as I am concerned, damn good and cutting edge doctors, so LISTEN, will ya? You already know your answers, you’ve lived them. It is now time to believe yourself, heed those answers and DO SOMETHING about them, rather than playing a confusion game on yourself!!! PS If you’re a bread freak like I am (and I’m diabetic, so I can’t eat a lot of it…), Trader Joe’s sells a really nice rice bread that is quite delicious. No wheat, no gluten in that. It has a red wrapper w/ black writing on it.
