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cecilia
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No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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Dear forum friends,
My mission for the day is to try to go through the Thermomix recipe books searching for recipes which will meet the need of a family will multiple allergies - no wheat/no egg/ no dairy/ no nuts/ no soy.
All I'm asking is for those with experience of multiple intolerances to list a recipe and pref the book it comes from.
I am aiming to compile a reference list eventually as we often meet people who are in this stressful situation and reach out hoping Thermomix will make their lives easier.
Wish me luck and please help if you can.
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Re: No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 24, 2012, 01:10:02 am »
That could be a tough combination, Cecilia. I guess meat is included in the diet so perhaps it's not too much of a challenge. Legumes and beans, etc. also offer some good alternatives, but it looks like the traditional roast and three veges fit in to the diet fairly easily. It may just be the dessert / cake / biscuit area that poses the challenge.
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 24, 2012, 01:15:26 am »
Thanks you, Cuilidh. Fish is also no problem and they can have vegetables and fruit.
I've started scanning through recipes quickly.
In the
Everyday Cookbook
, these recipes fit the bill:
Vanilla Sugar p12
Baking Powder based on rice flour p13
Rice Flour p13
Breadcrumbs based on GFbread p14
Minced meat p14
Boiling Water p15
Cooking rice p16
Sauteing onion/garlic/herbs p.16
Veg stock concentrate p.17
Liquid stock p18
Garam masala p20
Glazed orange peel p20
Lemon and parsley juice p24
Carrot and orange juice p24
Boost-style juice p25
Ginger beer p26
Homemade lemonade p26
Mandarinade p27
Berry cordial p27
Tapioca fruit cereal p35
Chinese style drinking porridge leaving out nuts p37
Stewed rhubarb with apple and strawberries p38
Coleslaw (with suitable mayonnaise) p39
Beetroot salad p39
Chinese style salad with cabbage and coriander p41
Chinese soy and sesame dressing p41
Brown rice salad p43
Dukkah p49
Hommus p49
Guacamole p51
Tapenade p53
French dressing p56
Tartare sauce p57
Apple sauce p60
Mint sauce p60
Tomato ketchup p61
Sweet chilli dipping sauce p61
Raw tomato conserve p62
Cooked tomato conserve p62
Tomato pasta sauce p63
Arriabatta sauce p63
Bolognaise sauce p64
Marinara Seafood sauce p65
Red onion relish p66
Pumpkin soup (No butter no cream) p70
Cucumber soup p71
Minestrone soup p73
Tomato soup p75
Pea and ham soup p76
Beetroot soup p77
Spiced Moroccan tomato and red lentil soup p78
Tomato and lentil dahl p79
Lentil Hotpot p80
Polenta p84
Mushroom risotto (No butter no parmesan) p85
Apricot chicken risotto style p86
Chinese style stir fry vegetables p92
Red curry paste p94
Red Thai chicken curry p95
Fast chicken curry p96
Beef rendang p97
Beef stroganoff p98
Hungarian goulash p99
Chilli con carne (without grated cheese, sour cream) p102
Asian style fish fillets p104
Snapper/trout di Josie p105
Chilli mussels with thyme and tomatoes p106
Veal Pizzaiola p108
Vitality truffles - look good if you could sub something for the oats p125
Plum jam p145
Strawberry jam p145
Fig jam p146
Citrus marmalade p146
Sorbet p149 Make without the egg white. Maybe sub coconut cream but fine with no sub at all.
Fruity berry dream p149 As above.
Strawberry sauce p160
Rice cereal p163
Carrot soup p164
Vegetable broth p165
Baby's first meal using oil not butter p165
Mixed vegetable soup using oil not butter p166
Apple and kiwi mousse p166
Apple and carrot meal p166
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Re: No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 24, 2012, 01:19:20 am »
That's an impressive (and time consuming!) bit of research, Cecilia! Thanks very much - this is really going to be helpful to a lot of people!!
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 24, 2012, 02:04:51 am »
That's nice feedback, Goldfish. I'm glad I'm not just cluttering up the forum with useless info. My hope is that my project will help consultants who are pressed for time and also people dealing with allergies in their own lives or families.
I've only been skimming and scanning to get this started so if you notice an error, please reply to warn people. Thanks.
Appropriate choices from
Healthy Eating with Cyndi O'Meara
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Cyndi's Ginger Beer p2
Yeast-free ginger beer p2
Citrus dressing p3
Orange marinade p3
Greek lamb marinade p4
Chilli lime marinade p4
Coriander salsa p5
Sweet chilli sauce p6
Hommus p7
Avocado dip p7
White bean dip p9
Lentil hotopot p13 - use something other than sour cream or yogurt to serve
Savoury apple couscous p16 - leave out pine nuts for the person with allergies
Refried beans p19
Chilli con carne p20
Chilli taco salad - p21 - leave off sour cream
Veg Stew p27 - don't add sour cream to serve
Chickpea and vege curry p28 - Is ghee OK? Pine nuts in this recipe are only optional.
Organic corned beef with orange sauce p30
Steamed fish with potato mash p31 leaving out milk from mashed potato
Marinated chicken with broccoli p32 no pine nuts or cheese
Poached perch p34
This little book is good value for allergy sufferers as most recipes work or can be adjusted simply.
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 24, 2012, 02:30:49 am »
Rawlicious
recipes for those intolerant to wheat, egg, dairy, nuts and soy:
Daily green smoothie p4
Beet my nana smoothie p6 without optional almonds
Pink coconut shake p6
Sunflower herb pate p7
Raw flaz (linseed) crackers p9
Chilli citrus dressing p10
Honey soy and sesame dressing p10
Simple fennel salad p11
Caribbean pineapple salsa p11
Raw chilli sauce p12
Tuna salad mix p12
Curry sauce p13
Coconut laksa p14
Carrot ginger soup p15
Ramen soup p16 (I'm not sure of miso and shoyu - assume they are not nuts-based)
Watermelon tomato gazpacho p16
Yummy live tomato soup p17
Carrot and avo mash p18
Fred's fig puree p23
Fruit and nut slice p24
Muesli bars p25 - make with seeds only not nuts
Another good buy as majority of recipes comply with the family's dietary needs.
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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Budget buster
s list for those allergic to wheat, eggs, dairy, nuts and soy:
Curried chickpea and lentil stew p5 Do not garnish with yogurt.
White fish chowder p7 would work leaving out the cream and gremolata
Coconut chicken p18
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 24, 2012, 02:45:11 am »
Lunchbox and after school ideas recipes
that might suit allergy sufferers:
Thermo fruit rolls p3
Sunshine balls p7 - not sure about rolled oats??
Crunchy rice crackers p15
Herby chicken nuggets worth a try p20 - use GF bread and don't roll in beaten egg
Hedgehog meatballs p21
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 25, 2012, 09:20:31 am »
Phew, you have been busy.
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 25, 2012, 12:34:03 pm »
How about
this
for some ideas? (it's a Facebook page link I haven't looked to see if she has a website)
All her recipes are exactly what you have listed - no wheat, egg, dairy, nuts and soy
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 25, 2012, 12:51:13 pm »
Wow! Thanks so much for that referral, Faffa. Very helpful. Cookie, I had the time and I had the drive, so wanted to get on with this. It's a project that has been on my mind for a while and it feels good that it's now started.
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 27, 2012, 03:23:25 am »
From
Full Steam Ahead:
Vege salt p20
Meat stock p22
Salad Sicily style p32
Mussels in a hot tomato sauce p44
Mussels with mint p46
Seafood bisque p48
Chickpea soup with spinach p58
Chicken galantine p60 but use a different sauce
Foie gras --- sweet wine sauce p66
Fresh tuna rolls with potato salad - use GF bread for breadcrumbs - p88
Tuna Huelva style p92
Spaghetti with clams p94
Mediterranean seafood rice with chorizo p98
Pork fillet with pineapple and veges p104 Choose a different sauce.
Smoked loin of pork with pineapple sauerkraut and potatoes p106 - Again, can't use sauce given.
Chicken marinated with summer veges p112 - Sub something for couscous, maybe buckwheat or quinoa.
Turkey with bacon and potatoes p122
Rabbit Meditteranean style p124
Vegetable curry p134
Carrots and courgette tagliatelle p148
Broccoli with black olives p150
Pepper salad p152
Green bean bundles and potatoes p156
Steamed bread p160 - try this with GF flour - link on this website
Pears with chocolate heart p168
Pears in red wine p182
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April 27, 2012, 05:44:24 am »
Looking through
A Taste of Vegetarian
now:
Basic Vegetable Stock p17
Curry Powder p18
Tahini p19
Tofu Sour Cream p20
Tofu Spred Mediterranean p20
Creamy Tofu Dressing p21
Tofu Mayonnaise p21
Veggie Heaven Juice p30
Coconut milk p31
Rice milk p32
Baba ghanouj p35 Smoky eggplant dip
Black bean hommus p36
Moroccan hommus p36
Harissa = fiery hot chilli paste p37
Boutique salt p38
Spicy red lentil dip p41
Yellow fragrant rice p42
Fragrant quinoa p43
Baked beans p45
Curry Vegetable Fritters p46
Sichuan spicy eggplant p47
Carrot Salad p54 Leave off the walnuts.
Moroccan Carrot Salad p56
Buckwheat Tabouleh p57
Warm Potato Salad p58 Leave out pinenuts.
Green Goddess Soup p63
Apple and Mushroom Soup p63 Ignore cream in garnish.
Curried Sweet Potato Soup p65 Serve with lime wedges but not yoghurt.
Lentil Orange Soup p66 Omit creme fraiche when serving.
Bean soup p67
Pulse and Pumpkin Curry p73
Stuffed Peppers p74 using GF bread
Tempeh mince p84
Tempeh paella p85
Bolognaise sauce p86
Tempeh chilli con carne p87
Chilli lime dipping sauce p91
Agar fruit jellies p112
Orange and apricot jelly p112
Banana Tofu Ice cream p114
Adzuki bean scrub p129
Apricot face mask p130
Stimulating body mist p131
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Re: No wheat/No egg/No dairy/No nuts/No soy
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April 27, 2012, 06:43:40 am »
This is great Celia, you have been very busy.
In the post Healthy Eating with Cyndi O'Meara:
Ghee is clarified butter, so it would be dairy, you could substitute with coconut oil.
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Thanks, Jeninwa. Most appreciated.
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