Spring is finally in sight, so we've picked out our favourite gluten free recipes and party foods to make sure you've got your coeliac and gluten free guests covered.

 

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Fig, Prosciutto & Rocket Bruschetta

Bruschetta is a great way to start things off at your garden party - they look and taste great and it’s a ‘Genius’ way of going gluten free without steering clear of bread.   

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Roasted Vegetable and Mozzarella Toastie

For a tasty treat that’s easy to hand around - and eat either stood up as you chat or sat down as you relax - these toasties are informal, yet impressive.

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Always check individual ingredients in any recipes when following a gluten free diet - while suitable, many standard items are not formally classified as ‘gluten free’ and you should check with your GP before using them.

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Spanish Ham and Mushroom Croquetas

Just the thing for passing round with your welcome drinks, these little croquetas make fun appetisers for any summer party - whether you’re indoors or outside.

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Stuffed Garlic and Herb Mushrooms

Simple to make and delicious to eat with friends, these mouthwatering mushrooms will set the scene for your party - and the standard for other people’s too.

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Summer Pudding

This Victorian pudding was invented at a spa for guests who could not eat rich puddings and pastries. Nowadays, it’s just the thing for a colourful picnic or party finale and makes a great dessert for outdoor eating.

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Find ready made gluten free party food in our online Free From range >>

With thanks to Genius Gluten Free for the recipes featured in this blog. While there are no gluten containing ingredients within the recipes, please note that many of the ingredients used are not formally certified as 'gluten free'.

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