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Low FODMAP Chickpea spinach and tomato curry

chickpea and tomato curry

When creating this recipe for a Low FODMAP Chickpea, spinach and tomato curry, I was thinking of a way to integrate vegetables that I love in a curry that is also rich in protein, but vegetarian. And of course, I came up with an idea to add chickpeas! Since many of the legumes are not …

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Low FODMAP Roasted red pepper hummus

hummus and vegetables

Chickpeas are restricted on a Low FODMAP diet, but we can have small amount of the tinned ones. Hummus is always easy to do, and here in this Low FODMAP roasted red pepper hummus  it was enriched with a very versatile Low FODMAP  vegetable. I thought that it was a good idea, because it gives …

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Low FODMAP leek and potato soup

leek and potato soup with croutons

This Low FODMAP leek and potato soup is adapted version of a soup that I started making in London. I think that I saw it on some tv cooking show and then decided to make it. It is very easy to put together. There are 2 main ingredients, with addition of gluten free bread croutons, …

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Vegetarian Low FODMAP Stuffed peppers

Vegetarian stuffed peppers.

I have always been cooking stuffed peppers, usually with leftover vegetables and one of my favorite ingredients – a mince meat. Any type of meat is good, including a lamb mince, but for a leaner alternative I would go for a chicken mince (it is practically impossible to buy it ready minced in the UK, …

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Low FODMAP 100% spelt saffron Sourdough bread

Low FODMAP 100% spelt saffron Sourdough bread

When I started elimination phase of  Low Fodmap diet, I had to stop eating all of the possible triggers, including lactose, many fruit and veg and also gluten. BUT, the dietician mentioned that I CAN eat 100% spelt sourdough bread. It’s wasn’t possible to buy it, but since I already had a bug of making my …