Sharing gluten free, pescetarian and FODMAP friendly recipes from Melbourne, Australia
Ever since I saw Claire from Bon Appetit recreate tater tots, I have been determined to get my fix of them. The allowance of tater tots as a meal was not common in my house as a child, so naturally I remain fixated on them as an adult. In what is essentially an excuse to…
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I spoke a little about this salad on my Instagram stories recently, which is really why I’m posting the recipe today. I view this as a ‘non-recipe’ type of dish because it’s really as customisable as you need it to be. It is also my current go-to dish that I crave when my digestive condition…
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It is confirmed – the limit does not exist for how many potato recipes one can produce. What does have a limit, however, is the current ability to easily access ingredients potato salad ingredients. As they say, necessity is the mother of all invention. It’s also the mother of this easy potato salad, which is…
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2020 is shaping up to be the year of pasta and quarantinis, it would seem. It’s only polite then that I share this recipe for FODMAP-friendly pasta alla vodka in which these worlds collide (in the best sort of way). Why vodka in pasta, you may ask? Chowhound explains it better than I could. However,…
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Now that we’re all baking bread, we need some fancy things to do with it. And what, my friends, is fancier than making toast and calling it a tartine? Today’s recipe, seeded gluten-free sourdough tartines, is in partnership with Fromager d’Affinois. I have used their triple cream blue cheese and their Campagnier to create the tartines/toast…
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Honestly, roasted capsicums are my favourite vegetable second only to potatoes. Raw capsicums are OK, sure. But roasted? They cannot be beaten, my friends. This recipe for roasted capsicums is a delightful way to use up stale gluten free sourdough. If you’re anything like me in isolation, you’ve baked more than you can chew, so…
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My personal affinity for curry began when I was studying at University. There was an Indian restaurant near our house that did the most amazing food, and their takeaway punctuated many ~important moments~ (mostly me getting dumped) in my young adult life. Shahi paneer was the order of the day for both my sister and…
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For anyone with FODMAP concerns, shakshuka can be a bit of a death trap. Or at least that’s how it feels for me. The moment a cafe shakshuka hits my lips, I know I’m in for a day of nausea and that weird ‘thirsty but not’ feeling of having ingested even a tiny amount of…
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