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Superbowl Party Dilemma


kbabe1968

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Having folks for Superbowl Sunday. Originally we were going to make fajitas, chips/salsa, tortilla soup, etc. Well...MAJOR wrench thrown in the works. Friend of mine's husband had MAJOR allergic reaction on Sunday - not sure exactly what caused it yet....rushed to ER, 4 doses of epipen, hives head to toe....it was MAJOR, could have died.

ANYWAY...he cannot have ANYTHING he had the morning.....dairy, pork, tomatoes, or black pepper. (and of course, needs ot be gluten free for me, and soy free for her daughter as well!!!)

We're thinking wings....but not sure what else to do with it....HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!


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ArtGirl Enthusiast

How terrible for him. Is your friend doing okay now?

As far as what to serve - wouldn't wings require tomato in the sauce???

What about small sandwiches with varied fillings - without cheese, of course - like chicken or tuna salad, sliced meats, etc. With lettuce, mustard, mayo. Meat rolled in corn tortillas.

I make a finger food that's tuna or salmon salad spread on thin-sliced zucchini or cucumber.

Hope this helps some - other's may have better suggestions.

kbabe1968 Enthusiast

No. Wings don't need tomatoes. You fry chicken wings, toss in hot sauce, bake, then retoss in hot sauce. The hot sauce is ALL peppers, no tomatoes.

THANKS for the suggestions.

I'm almost debating about making a pot roast or something because of it! LOL :D Not really party food.

jmengert Enthusiast

What about picnic type foods, like deviled eggs, potato salad, pasta salad? I use black pepper in all those, but you could easily just omit it. I'm also dairy free, so all those things are dairy free, too.

You could also make honey mustard wings--I make my own honey mustard from a combo of honey, mustard, and mayo--very easy and tastes like restaurant style.

Good luck!

kbabe1968 Enthusiast

Well, he can't have eggs either (his reaction was to an omlet who had all those things in it - should have mentioned that). So, I also cannot use eggs in ANYTHING I cook.

The more I think about it, the more I'm liking the pot roast idea, if I can find a gluten free beef broth to use. Or maybe stew. AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Gosh my brain just will not work.

Cheri A Contributor

((hugs)) for your friend! I'm so glad that he is ok! Very scary!!

I would just go for something like stew or pot roast that can be thrown in the crockpot and be safe for everyone eating.

ArtGirl Enthusiast

Stew sounds like a good idea - especially in a crock pot - people could easily serve themselves.

If he reacted to the tomatoes, I wouldn't serve any food with hot pepper or bell pepper, as they are in the same food family - just to be on the safe side.

Can you all eat corn? Small corn-on-the cobs with dairy-free margarine or even olive oil.


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..., if I can find a gluten free beef broth to use.

An alternative to commercial broth:

Brown the meat in a skillet with a bit of oil (don't burn). After removing the meat, add some water to the skillet to loosen the brownings - add water to equal the amount of liquid you would normally put in the crockpot.

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Hubby & I have been mulling this over.

Here's the menu -

Wings w/ Blue Cheese & Ranch (we're going to keep in the bottle so he's not tempted to dip). When I mentioned wings, the guy said "great" so he's okay with not dipping.

Veggie Tray - we're going to leave the dips in the bottle again, so not tempted, probably use the same ones as for the wings.

Chips

Hot Roast Beef Sandwiches (the broth, trying to determine what I'll do, but it will work). We have a deli near us that has GREAT Roast beef, so I'll be able to use that - just need to make sure it doesn't have pepper on it.)

I'm going to have his wife bring bread he can eat, and I'm going to make GFPantry's French Bread for me. I might even just shape it in roll shapes too.

Then, dessert will be the Wacky Cake (testing again on Saturday in Cupcake form, if it turns out, I'll have the cupcakes to serve).

Bri's mom Apprentice

I made the best pot roast ever using a gluten free beef broth. I used Pacific Natural Foods beef broth...I found :rolleyes: the broth in the organic section of Kroger groceries. Good luck! Hope the best team wins.

Bri's Mom :rolleyes:

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