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It’s Valentine Week! Angela at Angela’s Kitchen is hosting the Gluten-Free Menu Swap this week with Valentine Treats as the theme.
Last year, I made a heart-shaped pizza for dinner. This year, the kids have requested Pancakes, so I think I’ll pull out my nifty Pancake Pen
I’m also thinking about making some heart-shaped cookies with the Cookie Press
Are you making anything special for the occasion? Here are a few more ideas at Celiac Family:
Sugar Cookies
Chocolate Macadamia Candy
Pizza
Easy, Fun Party Treats
Valentine Candy
Brownie Pop Bouquet
Celiac Family’s Menu This Week:
Gluten-Free Pancakes
Gluten-Free Hamburger Buns
Gluten-Free Egg Rolls
Monday - Chicken Nuggets, boiled Baby Potatoes, and steamed Broccoli
Tuesday - Pancakes, bacon, and strawberries.
Wednesday - Hamburgers served with Green Beans and Corn
Thursday – Soup and Sandwiches
Friday – GF Battered Fish Bites served with French Fries and Peas
Saturday - Egg Rolls served with Fried Rice
Sunday - Leftovers
Gluten Free Menu Swap Roundup
- Thanks to Angela at Angela’s Kitchen for hosting this week’s GF Menu Swap with Valentine Treats as the theme.
- Join is again next week for the Gluten-Free Menu Swap. Wendy will be hosting the roundup with a theme of Cauliflower at Celiacs in the House.
- Review the Gluten-Free Menu Swap Page for the current schedule of themes and hosts. If you’d like to host a future week, please send me an email (celiacfamily[AT]gmail[DOT]com) with your preferred date and theme.
Need more menu ideas?
- Laura at OrgJunkie.com hosts Menu Plan Monday every week. You’ll find links to hundreds of meal plans (not necessarily gluten-free) there.
- Or, check out some of my past menu plans.
7 Comments
February 13th, 2012 at 2:53 pm
[...] of Celiac Family has a nice array of Valentine treats for you to check out: Sugar Cookies, Chocolate Macadamia [...]
February 13th, 2012 at 3:06 pm
Looks like you have the Valentine treat ideas covered. I still can’t believe how excited my college girl was to get her brownie pop bouquet. If I had known she still wanted the hoopla that she did when she was little, I would have done a heart shaped pizza too. This was my first time making anything in the silicone molds. A little weird at first. Do you use yours often?
February 13th, 2012 at 10:37 pm
Yum! Your treats are AMAZING! My big girl (14 years old) saw the egg rolls on your post and asked to make them this weekend with me. I can’t wait to play in the kitchen with the kiddos and to eat the yummy treat! Thanks for sharing!
February 13th, 2012 at 11:41 pm
[...] Menu Plan: February 13th ~ Valentine Treats @ Celiac Family [...]
February 15th, 2012 at 11:12 am
Wendy – No, I don’t use the silicone molds too often. I forget I even have them until a special occasion calls for them.
February 15th, 2012 at 2:28 pm
As Son used to say back in the day, “I think you are the bestest cook in the whole world!” Heather, you know how to make your kids feel special and to have fun in the kitchen … I love that!
Belated happy Valentine’s Day!
Shirley
February 16th, 2012 at 11:29 am
Shirley – Well, I don’t know if I earn the “bestest cook” title. Just last week, my daughter spit out one of my experiments and refused to eat more. At least I get some of them right.