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A shared table should make room for more people.
The Fellowship Table: An Allergy-Sensitive Potluck Cookbook is a practical collection of recipes for churches, community meals, family gatherings, and potlucks where common food allergies and dietary needs are part of the planning.
The recipes focus on avoiding wheat/gluten, dairy, and nuts, with straightforward ingredients and familiar dishes designed for a community table. Alongside the recipes, the resource can help cooks think more carefully about ingredient labels, substitutions, cross-contact, and clearly communicating what is—and isn't—in a dish.
This isn't about promising that one recipe is safe for every person or every allergy. It's about helping communities ask better questions, provide more choices, label food clearly, and take dietary needs seriously.
Digital Download | Wheat/Gluten-Conscious • Dairy-Free • Nut-Free Recipes | Potluck & Community Meal Friendly
Because hospitality isn't just putting food on the table—it's thinking about who will be able to eat it.
A shared table should make room for more people.
The Fellowship Table: An Allergy-Sensitive Potluck Cookbook is a practical collection of recipes for churches, community meals, family gatherings, and potlucks where common food allergies and dietary needs are part of the planning.
The recipes focus on avoiding wheat/gluten, dairy, and nuts, with straightforward ingredients and familiar dishes designed for a community table. Alongside the recipes, the resource can help cooks think more carefully about ingredient labels, substitutions, cross-contact, and clearly communicating what is—and isn't—in a dish.
This isn't about promising that one recipe is safe for every person or every allergy. It's about helping communities ask better questions, provide more choices, label food clearly, and take dietary needs seriously.
Digital Download | Wheat/Gluten-Conscious • Dairy-Free • Nut-Free Recipes | Potluck & Community Meal Friendly
Because hospitality isn't just putting food on the table—it's thinking about who will be able to eat it.