Guest guest Posted December 4, 2004 Report Share Posted December 4, 2004 Can someone really explain to me why my son has such a problem with eggs? We retried it a few weeks ago, yolk first, then white. His poops were pretty much okay, but his behaviors went so aggressive and downright mean!!!! We HAD to stop the eggs again, and he is much better. What is the deal with eggs? They are such an integral part of this diet, it seems, and I have read they are VERY healing and good for us. It really bothers me that we can't use them, as it would open up SO much more for us right now. Breakfast is like the worst thing, because basically we have the same thing every morning, a muffin, some yogurt with fruit in it, pomegranate juice diluted or fresh carrot/apple juice, and that's it. We don't do pork, so bacon is out, and my son never likes meat in the am. I need more ideas. 8 months into it, but I am stagnant, and my stamina in the kitchen is weak right now. I mean my mental stamina, not physical. I am kind of, shall we say, experiencing BURN OUT. And I can tell my kids are too!! I know variety is not all that necessary, but when I use egg substitutes for something that calls for more than one egg, it never turns out right! Please help with my burn out. I know this diet is worth it all, but I am frankly tired of it right now. I will not quit, just need a pep- talk of practicality. As many of you know, I am not a good planner or practical when it comes to food prep. I know all the basic tips, but I don't follow them, that's why I need fast easy good stuff to do daily. Some of this is I am sure because my hubby is out of the country right now in Iran, where he was born. He has been gone a week, and has another week to go...Aagh, what a help he is. He always cooks on the weekends to give me a break. Please pray for his safe return! I ramble, I digress, I babble....God bless. Tina SCD 8 months with sons doing well, but am experiencing burn out! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2004 Report Share Posted December 4, 2004 Does he still have the problems with eggs in baked goods? What about the pancakes? My youngest can't eat eggs at ALL but in baked goods (and pancakes) he's fine. This is common - something about baking changes the molecular structure of the protein so many people who can't eat whole eggs can eat them in baked goods. Many mornings my kids eat bananas and cheese - or are you dairy free? I also will let them eat the almond cookies for breakfast with fruit - since they're healthy I think why not? It's not like eating a chocolate chip cookie for breakfast! LOL Same with the cakes and such - one of my favs is the apple spice bread recipe - but I use in a small baking dish and it comes out like cake and bakes perfectly. Using the breakfast sausage recipe in Lucy's Kitchen Shop cookbook you could make the sausage with ground turkey instead. It's a very quick recipe - I'm like you - I need quick and easy or I just can't motivate myself to do it. I design children's boutique clothing and I spend all my spare time on the sewing machine so I can't take time for elaborate meals. I know you said he wasn't a meat eater in the am, but I thought it might be worth mentioning... Good luck - I know I get burnout sometimes, but is doing so well after being sooo sick that I just kick myself and move on cause nothing else but SCD has helped him by itself. Robbie Rambling frustrations and temporary burn-out! Can someone really explain to me why my son has such a problem with eggs? We retried it a few weeks ago, yolk first, then white. His poops were pretty much okay, but his behaviors went so aggressive and downright mean!!!! We HAD to stop the eggs again, and he is much better. What is the deal with eggs? They are such an integral part of this diet, it seems, and I have read they are VERY healing and good for us. It really bothers me that we can't use them, as it would open up SO much more for us right now. Breakfast is like the worst thing, because basically we have the same thing every morning, a muffin, some yogurt with fruit in it, pomegranate juice diluted or fresh carrot/apple juice, and that's it. We don't do pork, so bacon is out, and my son never likes meat in the am. I need more ideas. 8 months into it, but I am stagnant, and my stamina in the kitchen is weak right now. I mean my mental stamina, not physical. I am kind of, shall we say, experiencing BURN OUT. And I can tell my kids are too!! I know variety is not all that necessary, but when I use egg substitutes for something that calls for more than one egg, it never turns out right! Please help with my burn out. I know this diet is worth it all, but I am frankly tired of it right now. I will not quit, just need a pep- talk of practicality. As many of you know, I am not a good planner or practical when it comes to food prep. I know all the basic tips, but I don't follow them, that's why I need fast easy good stuff to do daily. Some of this is I am sure because my hubby is out of the country right now in Iran, where he was born. He has been gone a week, and has another week to go...Aagh, what a help he is. He always cooks on the weekends to give me a break. Please pray for his safe return! I ramble, I digress, I babble....God bless. Tina SCD 8 months with sons doing well, but am experiencing burn out! For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following websites: http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info and http://www.pecanbread.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2004 Report Share Posted December 4, 2004 Tina, My 3 year old loves the Eggless Almond flour bread Jody mentioned here. It is very easy and quick to make too....you could make several batches and freeze it. Thaw it out a little at a time. I heat it up and my son devours it! stacey > > Tina, > > Have you tried duck eggs? > > Have you tried any of these? > > Candy > * Almond Butter Candy > * Almond Rocca > * Diva's Fab Fudge > * Peanut Butter Caramels Photo! > * Toffee Candies > > > Crackers > * Sandy's Crackers > > > > Egg Free Baked Goods > * 's Muffins > * Cary's Cookies > * Eggless Brownies-Almond Flour > * Eggless Brownies-Pecan Flour > * Eggless Cut Out Cookies Photos! > * Eggless Almond Flour Bread > * Eggless Peanut Butter Cookies > * Eggless Soft Batch Cookies > > > Meats > * Chicken Tots (Egg and Nut Free ) > * Veggie Chicken Salad > * Peanut Butter Chicken > > Nut Milk > *Smoothies > (mix nut milk with frozen fruit to get a milkshake consistency) > > Snacks > * Green pudding > * Orange pudding > > Vegetables > * Green Bean Stir Fry > * Veggie Bake > * Zucchini Noodles > > > These are all on pecanbread.com (except the smoothie which > needs the nut milk recipe from pecanbread.com). None of these > recipes has eggs in it. If you haven't tried some of them, why > don't you try some new recipes to get yourself out of the rut. > > > Jody > mom to -5 and -8 > SCD 22 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2004 Report Share Posted December 4, 2004 Tina, My 3 year old loves the Eggless Almond flour bread Jody mentioned here. It is very easy and quick to make too....you could make several batches and freeze it. Thaw it out a little at a time. I heat it up and my son devours it! stacey > > Tina, > > Have you tried duck eggs? > > Have you tried any of these? > > Candy > * Almond Butter Candy > * Almond Rocca > * Diva's Fab Fudge > * Peanut Butter Caramels Photo! > * Toffee Candies > > > Crackers > * Sandy's Crackers > > > > Egg Free Baked Goods > * 's Muffins > * Cary's Cookies > * Eggless Brownies-Almond Flour > * Eggless Brownies-Pecan Flour > * Eggless Cut Out Cookies Photos! > * Eggless Almond Flour Bread > * Eggless Peanut Butter Cookies > * Eggless Soft Batch Cookies > > > Meats > * Chicken Tots (Egg and Nut Free ) > * Veggie Chicken Salad > * Peanut Butter Chicken > > Nut Milk > *Smoothies > (mix nut milk with frozen fruit to get a milkshake consistency) > > Snacks > * Green pudding > * Orange pudding > > Vegetables > * Green Bean Stir Fry > * Veggie Bake > * Zucchini Noodles > > > These are all on pecanbread.com (except the smoothie which > needs the nut milk recipe from pecanbread.com). None of these > recipes has eggs in it. If you haven't tried some of them, why > don't you try some new recipes to get yourself out of the rut. > > > Jody > mom to -5 and -8 > SCD 22 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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