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Gluten Free Church Suppers- Need Help With Menu & What To Use


tiredofbeingsickandtired

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tiredofbeingsickandtired Apprentice

Our pastor, another member, and myself have Celiac so I wanted to start cooking a gluten free supper to go along with our church's Weds. night suppers. Several people have done a great job of cooking gluten free for our pastor, but since I have to cook gluten free for myself I offered to put it all together.

Our first night is Hot dog night. His wife said that Ocsar Mayer Premium beef are safe... I'd love to make a chili sauce too, any good recipes? What are the best options for buns? I'm also soy and dairy free so I'll probably have to make a little meal seperate for me as well.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!


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ang1e0251 Contributor

Corn tortillas warmed are good with hot dogs. Affordable too.

Ahorsesoul Enthusiast

Some ideas:

Chili Soup and corn bread

Any type of stir fried rice

Chicken wings in a crock-pot

I'm not a hot dog fan so I have not help there. lol

daphniela Explorer

I use Hormel Chilli with beans and I have also used the Cook Yourself Thin recipe for chilli.

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