Turkey, chicken, or duck, it doesn't matter. All fresh cuts of poultry are gluten-free. Plenty of delicious options exist for grilling, broiling, and baking this popular protein. But why not take the All-American route—fried chicken made with a buttermilk marinade and all-purpose gluten-free flour? Folks on a gluten-free diet can enjoy a piece of roast turkey at Thanksgiving, but they'll have to avoid traditional stuffing, and those with celiac disease should dodge the serving utensils that come in contact with no-go ingredients.
Educate your loved ones about your dietary restrictions, and you won't have to stress as much at food-centric gatherings.

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