What to bring to a BBQ?
When bringing food to an event, it can be tricky to choose the
right foods. You want to bring a dish everyone can eat and in turn cater to the
individual dietary restrictions of each person in attendance. The best thing to
do is to call the hostess/host and ask them if anyone in their family has any
restrictions. I also would inquire about the guests and see if anyone attending
has any allergies to certain foods. Once you find out, then you can decide on what type of dish to serve.
I try for something simple and
something that most of the crowd will like. A side dish is the way to go, unless
the person asks for a main dish. Here are some great ideas for side dishes – vegan
coleslaw, grilled vegetables, a big healthy salad, baked beans, corn, fruit salad, and dairy free brownies. But if there are people who can’t have certain ingredients because
of food allergies or dietary restrictions, then you might want to offer
alternatives. For instance when making the brownies, use dairy free, nut free, vegan chocolate. This way everyone can
eat the brownies. When making the coleslaw and potato salad omit the mayo, so
the vegans can partake. Use olive oil or
coconut oil instead. A colorful fruit platter with melted dairy free, nut free, vegan chocolate served on the side is a healthier alternative to serving cake and is sure to satisfy the most discerning sweet tooth. The worst thing is going to a barbecue and you cannot eat
anything due to your allergies or the healthy lifestyle acquired.
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