My Holiday Soiree

Here is the final menu from my gluten free holiday party. Seeing as I was the only person at the party who couldn’t have gluten, I couldn’t sacrifice any flavor or quality to keep everything gluten free.The Cheese Platter

I love gourmet cheeses. A party is just the excuse I need to try new food and cheese combinations. After getting some inspiration from “The Cheese Plate” by Max McCalman, I decided on the following:

Soft Cheeses:
Saga Blue
Brie
St. Andre double crème
Pepper Goat Cheese log


Hard and semi-soft cheeses:
Aged Gruyere
12-month aged Manchego
Piave
Arina Goat Gouda

Accompaniments:
Quince Paste
Granny Smith apples
Dried Apricots
Blue Diamond Nut Thins – Pecan and Almond flavors
Glutano Crackers – they have a crispy Ritz cracker flavor


Crudites served with Cilantro dipping sauce and my bean spread.

Corn tortilla chips with salsa and guacamole.

Tamari Roasted Almonds For sweets, I served the Vanilla Butterscotch Bark, Gingerbread cupcakes, candy canes and toffee.


I hope no one left hungry and I’m sure no one “missed” the gluten.

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BB said,

December 21, 2006 @ 3:45 pm

I certainly didn’t leave hungry, and I didn’t miss the gluten. Kudos!

Lynn Barry said,

December 22, 2006 @ 9:45 pm

Mighty impressive! Happy Holidays!

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