> "Ranée at Arabian Knits" <>> I will be starting an elimination diet for
> two of my children (and
>> therefore the rest of the family as well) on Sunday. I need menu ideas
>> and recipes, especially for breakfast, that do not include wheat,
>> gluten, dairy, citrus, chocolate, soy, almonds or bananas.
>>
>> We have lots of beef, turkey, lamb, a little ham and tons of eggs, so
>> meals that deal with that would be wonderful. I would prefer to use
>> coconut milk to rice milk. Thank you for any help!
>
My goodness, what a challenge! I do wish you well. I was thinking ham,
eggs and biscuits would be a fine breakfast and immediately wondered how you
would begin to make an edible biscuit. It can be done. 'They say' that one
cup rice milk plus one tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar allowed to sit for
about 10 minutes will do an okay substitute for buttermilk.
Our children would have been happy to live on biscuits and French fries.
Are potatoes allowed? If so, I'm thinking you'd better find a way to prepare
them. Polly

"Polly Esther" > wrote in message
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>
>> "Ranée at Arabian Knits" <>> I will be starting an elimination diet for
>> two of my children (and
>>> therefore the rest of the family as well) on Sunday. I need menu ideas
>>> and recipes, especially for breakfast, that do not include wheat,
>>> gluten, dairy, citrus, chocolate, soy, almonds or bananas.
>>>
>>> We have lots of beef, turkey, lamb, a little ham and tons of eggs, so
>>> meals that deal with that would be wonderful. I would prefer to use
>>> coconut milk to rice milk. Thank you for any help!
>>
> My goodness, what a challenge! I do wish you well. I was thinking ham,
> eggs and biscuits would be a fine breakfast and immediately wondered how
> you would begin to make an edible biscuit. It can be done. 'They say'
> that one cup rice milk plus one tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar allowed
> to sit for about 10 minutes will do an okay substitute for buttermilk.
> Our children would have been happy to live on biscuits and French
> fries. Are potatoes allowed? If so, I'm thinking you'd better find a way
> to prepare them. Polly

I have yet to find a good gluten free biscuit. They all come out waaay too
sweet.

Polly wrote:

> Are potatoes allowed? If so, I'm thinking you'd better find a way to
> prepare them. Polly

I was wondering about potatoes as well. With the list of ingredients Ranee
posted, a potato-crusted quiche sounds like a good choice for at least one
of the meals.

Bob

"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote in message
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> Polly wrote:
>
>> Are potatoes allowed? If so, I'm thinking you'd better find a way to
>> prepare them. Polly
>
> I was wondering about potatoes as well. With the list of ingredients Ranee
> posted, a potato-crusted quiche sounds like a good choice for at least one
> of the meals.

I just looked it up and it looks like no carby foods are allowed. Hmmm...