Welcome to the Gluten Free Menu Swap! This week's theme is a "twist on pizza." We'll be eating a delicious pepperoni pizza pie! What kinds of delicious pizza dishes will you be enjoying?
I can't believe it's the Advent season already! December is an absolutely crazy month for us. There's just no getting around it! It will be very helpful to have a menu plan in place for those exceptionally busy nights.
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Here's the round-up of gluten free menus across the Internet this week:
- Wendy at Celiacs in the House is serving Pizza with Roasted Olives and several other toppings, grilled chicken thighs, and pasta with peppers, onions & meatsauce.
- Cheryl at Gluten Free Goodness is serving Alta's pizza, Ginger Lemon Chicken, and more!
- Heather at Celiac Family is serving Socca Pizza and French Bread pizza this week!
- Paige at Not Missing a Thing is serving Spaghetti & Meatballs, Taco Soup, and more!
- Samantha at So Simply Good is serving a Paleo diet with Balsamic and Rosemary chicken, Beef with Broccoli, and more!
- Debbi at Debbi Does Dinner Healthy is making Chicken Cordon Bleu and Pizza with Polenta Crust!
Gluten Free Dinner Rolls |
*I made the Butterhorns and GF dinner rolls last week for Thanksgiving. I froze the Butterhorns unbaked and will take them out a few at a time for my husband for meals. I also froze the GF rolls (baked) so I can eat those over time.
Monday: Meatballs and mashed potatoes, veggies.
Tuesday: Advent dinner at the little church.
Wednesday: Advent dinner at the big church/Leftovers.
Thursday: Cheeseburger meatloaf, veggies, rice.
Friday: Baked Creamy Chicken Taquitos, veggies.
Saturday: Baked Penne (with my $0.49 Philly Italian Cooking Creme), salad.
For breakfast, we each grab what we want: waffles, muffins, cinnamon rolls, pancakes, cold cereal, yogurt, etc.
For lunch, I usually eat leftovers or something simple, like grilled cheese or quesadillas. My husband eats a sandwich or leftovers - he takes his lunch to work most days.
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This post is linked to Org Junkie's Menu Plan Monday and Celiac Family's Gluten Free Menu Swap!
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Those gluten-free dinner rolls look amazing!
ReplyDeleteI'm still struggling to wrap my head around a totally grain-free pizza but I do have a polenta pizza to share this week, along with my grain and gluten-free menu plan: http://wp.me/pmNnL-Xd
That pizza pie sounds like a pepperoni quiche. I bet that's tasty. Thanks for hosting this week.
ReplyDeleteHi, I have a polenta crust for pizza that I am planning to try out this week. I've never done it but I'm sure it will be tasty!
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Thanks for hosting the menu swap this week. Sounds like it's going to be a busy month for you! What do you do about eating gluten-free at the Advent dinners?
ReplyDeleteWe have Advent dinners at both of our churches, so I typically go to the "little church" on Tuesday nights. Those ladies actually make soups that I can eat, so I eat with everyone else! If I am at the big church for dinner, I generally bring my own food.
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