In the two or so years I’ve been taking ‘blogging’ seriously, I have yet to post a basic FODMAP friendly pesto recipe. I’ve done a hemp seed variety, a vegan version and a dairy free almond number, but never a garden variety, FODMAP friendly pesto. Today I’m here to fix that. This pesto recipe originally…
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Gluten-free, nut-free brownies (the best-ever)
You asked and I have delivered. Gluten-free, nut-free brownies that are a direct riff on my best-ever brownies made with almond meal. Needless to say, I’m always happy to test another batch of brownies. You know, just to be sure. As I’ve mentioned, these brownies are gluten free, nut free and FODMAP friendly. Although it…
Read MoreVegan labne with roasted capsicums and Aleppo chilli oil (FODMAP friendly)
I have officially become a labne fiend after last week’s foray into labne making. Who knew that the elegant, delicious delicacy they sell for $100 at the shops is a cinch to make? For the cost of a tub of yoghurt, no less? I, for one, did not. Now that I do, however, I’m on…
Read MoreCrispy Kipfler potatoes
After my vegan Caesar salad dressing photo last week, I was inundated with requests for a recipe. A recipe for those crispy Kipfler potatoes. This got me thinking: while I have shared my tips for crispy chips, my method for crispy potatoes in general remains undiscussed. Friends, I will take any excuse to chat about potatoes.…
Read MoreLactose free lemon ricotta with summer tomatoes and basil
The other week I posted a very simple recipe for lactose free ricotta. Ricotta isn’t something that generally makes it onto a FODMAP friendly menu, and I wanted to change that. I have very fond memories of the ricotta laden pasta that got me through my University days, and I wasn’t about to let that…
Read MoreFODMAP friendly Christmas recipes
I’ve done a roundup for FODMAP friendly Christmas recipes before. Personally, I think I have developed enough festive recipes to warrant an entirely new post, so here we are friends, here we are. A FODMAP friendly, vegetarian Christmas is not a particularly easy feat. Given that the prized dishes are basically either meat, garlic, dried…
Read MoreBlood orange, burrata, and pine-nut salad with Christmas spiced dressing
This blood orange, burrata and pine-nut salad is basically a two for one. Two for one with my previous recipe, spiced roasted pumpkin with radicchio, pine nuts, fetta and Christmas dressing. Toast a couple of extra pine nuts, make double the dressing and boom! You have two salads with about 10 minutes extra work. A Christmas…
Read MoreSpiced pumpkin salad with radicchio, feta, pine nuts, mint and Christmas dressing
For me, Christmas isn’t Christmas with heavy handed use of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove. The spice trio. The ultimate. My substitute for a human partner during the festive season. Really though, these spices are quintessential festive season. They’re in gingerbread (and conveniently, my vegan gingerbread recipe.) They are in mulled wine. Does anything else exist…
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