I was really sad to leave my double oven in St. Cloud. I had really gotten used to it, baking two different things at once. It was a shock to move into a new place with only (gasp!) a single oven. Well, I got used to that too. Until […]
Tag: low-fodmap
Low-FODMAP Recipe Roundup: Friday Fish Fry
I thought I’d try a new type of post. One in which I feature some of my favorite low-FODMAP recipes in different categories. Also, one in which I don’t have to feature a new recipe that I haven’t had time to create because my life has been a disaster lately […]
Cookie Dough Overnight Oats {Vegan, Gluten-Free, Low-FODMAP}
Cookie Dough for Breakfast? I have a new breakfast obsession. I saw this recipe on Pop Sugar and was immediately in love. In spite of my killer back pain, I immediately got up out of my comfy chair and went to the kitchen to make this recipe. It was delicious! […]
Low FODMAP Potato Dumplings for Soup
These Low FODMAP Potato Dumplings for Soup (also called Matzah Balls or Kneidlach) are gluten-free and so easy to prepare. I know it’s been a while since my last post. Things have finally been settling down though, and I finally have some extra time. The holidays are over, we are […]
Cozy Oatmeal Pancakes
So I guess I’m back in Iowa and I’m also back to eating eggs. The two seem totally unrelated and they are, but that’s what’s going on in my life right now! My husband and I decided to move back to Iowa to be closer to my parents. I mentioned […]
Sesame Soba Noodles with Chicken & Kale
I’m always looking for inspiration for low-FODMAP recipes. I subscribe to Cooking Light magazine and it has proven to be one of my favorite recipe resources. It’s true that there are some recipes they feature that I can’t tolerate, but when I come across a recipe that I can […]
Lemon Herb Quinoa
I love it when I come across a recipe that is already low-FODMAP. This Lemon Herb Quinoa recipe from Food.com is perfect. Flavorful, easy to make, and easy on the belly. Plus, it uses ingredients that I usually have on hand: quinoa, parsley, lemons and dried herbs. It all […]
Marvelous Roasted Chicken
I’m far from being a professional chef, but I’m a decent cook. And I’m a darned good baker. I think any decent cook should have a simple, but satisfying roast chicken recipe in their repertoire. It doesn’t have to be their own recipe. For years I used Ina Garten’s […]
No Added Sugar Banana Oat Cookies
Now these cookies are a little healthier than the Oatmeal Raisin Cookies I posted last week. There is no sugar added. Just the sweetness of the bananas is all that is needed. A great option if you are avoiding added sugars. If you are on social media at all […]
Belly Update: Brown Rice is Back!
Before I started on my journey to relieve myself of my digestive issues, I knew that things got worse when I ate brown rice. I went on a gluten-free diet and did not feel better. Somehow I surmised that brown rice was a culprit. This led me to consider fructose […]
Warm Bacon Balsamic Vinaigrette Salad Dressing
It’s the end of summer and I’m tired of salads. I’m actually looking forward to soup season. But I still need to eat my greens, so I’m always on the lookout for new and exciting recipes. Because salad is exciting! OK, not really, but I try… This vinaigrette […]
