Thanksgiving on a very restricted diet
Nov. 23rd, 2021 06:48 pmA friend of mine is in the middle of a long process of being diagnosed with Something (is it pcos? is it mcas? is it eds? is it pots? is it me/cfs? is it neurological? is it gastrointestinal? is it all of the above? will they ever stop doing tests and start suggesting treatments? you know the kind of thing) and as a result has been put on a very restricted diet, by which I mean separate specialists have put her on:
-low fodmap
-low histamine
-low fat
-low acid
-dairy-free
We are trying to throw together something resembling an American Thanksgiving meal for her that we can all eat together. Does anyone have suggestions?
-I found a roast chicken with popcorn stuffing recipe that will work if we leave out the onion and celery and go easy on the oils
-We'll do a fruit-she-is-allowed-to-eat salad
-We can do cooked carrots
-I'm going to try to do a simple savory raspberry sauce for the chicken
Anybody have any other ideas or suggestions? (I'd especially love ideas for something like a traditional American holiday dessert that has no dairy, nuts, grains, or sweeteners...)
-low fodmap
-low histamine
-low fat
-low acid
-dairy-free
We are trying to throw together something resembling an American Thanksgiving meal for her that we can all eat together. Does anyone have suggestions?
-I found a roast chicken with popcorn stuffing recipe that will work if we leave out the onion and celery and go easy on the oils
-We'll do a fruit-she-is-allowed-to-eat salad
-We can do cooked carrots
-I'm going to try to do a simple savory raspberry sauce for the chicken
Anybody have any other ideas or suggestions? (I'd especially love ideas for something like a traditional American holiday dessert that has no dairy, nuts, grains, or sweeteners...)
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Date: 2021-11-24 03:10 am (UTC)They're all grain and sweetener free, and some are nut free and dairy free.
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Date: 2021-11-24 03:48 am (UTC)(Most of them aren't sweetener-free, either - I've found a lot of health-food "sugar free" recipes have natural sweeteners like honey or agave nectar or stevia. Most of them aren't histamine-friendly, and a lot of "low-carb" natural sweeteners and "non-processed" sugars are even higher FODMAP than refined sucrose, because making it easier to digest is part of why we refine it.)
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Date: 2021-11-24 07:34 am (UTC)