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A Thanksgiving Treat — Easy Gluten-Free Turkey Gravy

What’s the best thing spooned onto a plateful of turkey and dressing? The gravy! How can you put delicious gravy on the table without much fuss? Make this easy, gluten-free version with stock (or bouillon or broth) instead of drippings!

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Green Beans with Bacon and Onion for a Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Dinner

I would even have been happy to make a gluten-free version of that traditional green bean casserole that “everyone” likes. Green beans are my favorite in many dishes, including that one. But, when I asked the hostess who had just invited us, her answer of “Green Beans with Bacon and Onion” was a wonderful surprise! I like that even better!

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Gluten-Free Pumpkin Bread with Honey and Maple

Fragrant nutmeg, ginger and cinnamon will scent the kitchen while your loaf of this pumpkin bread is baking. Your nose will be happy, then your mouth even happier when you taste the cake-like texture with raisins and pecans in each bite.

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… It Means Pumpkin Pie … Yum!

Ever since I developed my gluten allergy, pies have been a real challenge. The filling wasn’t so much of a problem… put enough sugar in anything and the rest of the family will probably love it. The real tough nut to crack has always been the crust.

But, yucky tasting, gluten-free pie crusts have become a thing of my past… and my family loves it… even my husband.

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Chocolate Potato Cake – Made with King Arthur Flour’s Gluten-Free Multipurpose Flour — A Tutorial

An old-fashioned chocolate cake that treats your mouth to a memorable combination of sweet, tender cake, crunchy nuts and a bit of cinnamon, this recipe of my grandmother’s adapted well to using gluten-free flours.

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Asparagus with Almonds – Gluten-Free

Is quick and easy what you have time to cook, although healthy is what you need? Asparagus and slivered almonds in a wok or skillet will do all that and also taste great.

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Cooking Sites

 Here are some of my favorite places to find recipes online. Adventures of a Gluten Free Mom Allrecipes.com BettyCrocker.com  –  (enter “gluten free” in the search box) Epicurious.com Gluten-free Recipes and Tips FoodNetwork.com  –  (enter “gluten free” in the search box) Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef  Gluten Intolerance Group MyRecipes.com   –  (Southern Living, Cooking Light, Coastal Living, Sunset, and others — enter “gluten free” in the search box) Red Star Yeast  –   (enter “gluten free” in the search box) Whole Foods Market   –  (check the “gluten free” box and press enter on this Advanced Recipe Search Page for hundreds of recipes to appear)

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Green Bean Casserole, Gluten-free

With the two most challenging ingredients made simpler…this traditional dish can rejoin the favorites at your gluten-free holiday dinners again, and everyone can enjoy it.

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