Wheat & gluten free Christmas
It's Christmas, the festive season. Traditionally a time for mince pies, christmas pudding, turkey, stuffing and christmas cake. But what about a wheat free or gluten free Christmas? Do you have to miss out because you have a wheat allergy or intolerance, or are a coeliac?
No. Everything for a traditional Christmas lunch can be reproduced in a wheat or gluten free version. Nobody needs to miss out, and nobody will know the difference (if you don't tell them).
wheat & gluten free Christmas breakfast
smoked salmon or smoked troutscrambled eggs
bucks fizz
wheat & gluten free Christmas lunch or dinner
starter
avocado, basil and mozzarella saladmain course
roast turkeywheat free chipolatas
roast potatoes
roast parsnips
new or mashed potatoes
broccoli florets
carrots
peas
brussel sprouts (definitely optional)
wheat free stuffing
wheat free gravy
cranberry sauce
dessert
yuletide meringuefresh fruit salad
assorted cheeses with cheese thins
wheat & gluten free Christmas afternoon tea
wheat free sausage rollstoasted cheesey bites
open sandwiches
mince pies
black forest trifle
pickles/crisps
wheat & gluten free Christmas snacks
nuts - cashews, pistachios, brazils, macadamias, hazelnuts, pecanstortilla chips (plain or salted not flavoured*), crisps (plain or salted not flavoured*)
salsa dip, hummus, guacamole
fresh fruit - satsumas, grapes, apricots, figs
dried fruit
cheese thins
toasted sunflower seeds
wheat & gluten free Christmas treats
chocolates & truffleswheat & gluten free alcohol
champagne, wine, beer, lager & spirits* always check ingredients, manufacturers do change recipes without telling consumers, so don't assume the item you bought to eat last month will have the same ingredients this month, it may not.