What can I eat at Thanksgiving that's gluten-free?

Here's a list of foods that are usually gluten-free: Turkey (check with the producer to ensure that wheat-based gravy or stuffing hasn't been added to the turkey.) Cranberries and cranberry sauce. Sweet Potatoes. White Potatoes. Fresh, roasted, or steamed vegetables without sauce (sauces often contain wheat) More items...

Is cranberry sauce gluten-free?

There are plenty of canned cranberry sauces out there, and most ingredient-wise are gluten-free . What you need to pay attention to is if the cans are processed on shared equipment or in a shared facility.

What do gluten-free people eat instead of bread?

Bread-Free Alternatives Tortilla wraps – Try this coconut flour recipe from against all grain. ... Blanched collard greens – (dip in boiling water until softened) Use the green just like a tortilla or large lettuce leaf. Romaine Lettuce Spears. More items... Feb 28, 2022

What do most gluten-free people eat?

Allowed fresh foods Fruits and vegetables. Beans, seeds, legumes and nuts in their natural, unprocessed forms. Eggs. Lean, nonprocessed meats, fish and poultry. Most low-fat dairy products.

Is Cool Whip gluten-free?

YES, Cool Whip is gluten-free ! Although it does not carry a gluten-free certification on the label, Cool Whip doesn't contain any sources of gluten. In addition, Kraft Heinz states that cross-contamination with gluten has not occurred during the manufacturing of Cool Whip products.

What sauces to avoid when gluten-free?

Condiments such as soy sauce, barbecue sauce, mustard, and gravy are often made with gluten containing ingredients, such as wheat, wheat starch or malt flavoring. Be sure to double check ingredients on condiments and sauces or look for gluten free varieties.

Are marshmallows gluten-free?

Almost all marshmallows are gluten-free , so even if you pick up a bag of marshmallows randomly in the grocery store, it's very likely to be safe. That's because the vast majority of marshmallows on store shelves come from gluten-free brands.

What foods are gluten-free in turkey?

Here are some ideas of widely available menu choices which can be cooked gluten free for your holiday in Turkey: Chicken shish kebab. Lamb shish kebab. Grilled lamb chops. Grilled fish – try the “Akya” / silverfish – absolutely delicious grilled.

What dinner foods don t have gluten?

Gluten is sometimes found in sauces, processed foods, dressings, etc. But plain meat, fish, rice, legumes, fruits, and vegetables are all naturally gluten-free.

What whole turkeys are gluten-free?

These brands of whole turkeys and turkey products are labeled "Gluten Free." Butterball Gluten-Free Turkey. ... Diestel Family Turkey. ... Empire Kosher Brand Gluten-Free Turkey Products. ... Foster Farms Turkey. ... Jennie-O Brand Gluten-Free Turkey Products. ... Shelton's Brand Gluten-Free Turkey Products. Nov 18, 2020

Gluten Free Thanksgiving Recipes | Eat the Love (2024)

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Published: November 14, 2015 3 Comments

Check out this round up of awesome recipes if you’re looking for vegan, paleo or gluten free recipes for Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and I’m trying to figure out my menu for it. For me, I love to do a mix of family favorite recipe that everyone loves as well as a few new ones, just to mix it up. I’m lucky that no one in my family has any particular food allergies or sensitivities but I know that’s a major issue with some of my friends. With that in mind, here’s a roundup of some great sounding vegan, paleo friendly and gluten free Thanksgiving recipes from blogger friends for those special people in your life that can’t eat everything. For me, my go-to recipe that I always make is my vegan, gluten free and paleo friendly Green Bean Casserole. As someone who can eat everything, I will GUARANTEE that it’s better than any traditional green bean casserole. Every omnivore I know will tell you they like this version better than the cream heavyone. Seriously.

Eat the Love’s Vegan Green Bean Casserole [Vegan, Gluten Free, Paleo Friendly]

APPETIZERS

Eat the Love’s Candied Spiced Pumpkin Seeds [Vegan, Gluten Free]

Spa Bettie’s Garlic Pistachio Cranberry Tarts [Vegan]

Confection’s of an Overworked Mom’sSavory Paleo Pumpkin Soup [Paleo]

SIDE DISHES

Eat the Love’s Roasted Fingerling Potatoes [Vegan, Gluten Free]

Eat the Love’s HomemadeCranberry Sauce [Vegan, Gluten Free]

The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen’s Roasted Garlic Cauliflower Mash [Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Whole 30]

Kalyn’s Kitchen’s Easy Brussels Sprouts Gratin [Vegetarian, Gluten Free]

The Roasted Root’s Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Sweet Potatoes [Vegetarian, Gluten Free]

Snixy’s Kitchen’s Ginger Miso Acorn Squash with Toasted Pistachios [Gluten Free]

Food Faith Fitness’ Maple Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Curry [Vegan, Paleo Friendly]

STUFFING & DRESSING

Eat the Love’s Wild Mushroom and Leek Stuffing [Vegetarian]

Kitchen Treaty’s Herbed Wild Rice and Quinoa Stuffing [Vegan, Gluten Free]

The Mediterranean Dish’sCranberry Apple Freekah Stuffing [Vegan]

Fork and Bean’s Paleo Grain Free Stuffing [Paleo]

Jenni Field’s White and Wild Rice Stuffing with Dried Fruit and Kale [Gluten Free]

Foxes Loves Lemon’s Lentil Mushroom Stuffing [Gluten Free, Vegan]

Ari’s Menu’s Cornbread Sausage Stuffing [Gluten Free]

DESSERT

Pumpkin Chess Pie Tart [Vegetarian]

Kitchen Tested’s Coconut Pumpkin Pie [Vegetarian,Gluten Free, Grain Free, Paleo Friendly]

Lexi’s Clean Kitchen’s Pecan Pie Tart [Paleo]

The Tomato Tart’s Butternut Squash Cake with Maple Cream Cheese Frosting [Gluten Free, Refined Sugar Free]

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Ricki says
November 15, 2015 at 1:13 pm
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Mmmm! Makes me want to do Thanksgiving all over again! (We wrapped it up last month here in Canada). So many fabulous dishes–great for any holiday table (or just the weekend, really). 😀 Thanks so much for including my Roasted Winter Squash with Caramelized Onions and Olives, Irvin! And hope you have a fabulous T-Day.
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Kalyn Denny says
November 16, 2015 at 5:04 am

What a great collection! Thanks for including me, and so fun to see you in Chicago.
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Faith (An Edible Mosaic) says
November 16, 2015 at 10:39 am

Great round up! I’m always looking for new side dish inspiration for holiday meals. Thanks so much for including me!
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