Re: Anti Candida sack lunch for Child - recipe for mayo

[Guest guest]

i would go to paleofood.com, and look at their recipes page under

the dressings heading. they have a bunch of mayo recipes to choose

from, so you'll have some options. just don't add vinegar!

this whole recipe site has been really helpful for me, particularly

with no-grain baked goods. just make sure you don't use arrowroot. i

would sub guar gum instead, if you can get it. my new 'fake cookie

dough' just came from there:

1.5 c. almond flour, or ground almonds

1 egg

splash vanilla extract

tiny sprinkle stevia

mix in food processor until creamy. you can

make 'pancakes'/'tortillas' with this too if you cook discs on a

lighly oiled pan.

yum! i don't think i'll be as tempted to cheat now.

aliqaesong

> >

> > > Rainy,

> > > How about yogurts, fresh veggies such as carrots

> > sticks, celery sticks,

> > > green peppers, cucumbers and such. Can she eat

> > cheese alternatives like tofu

> > > cheese? Can she eat wheat or is that a problem? If

> > not then try cheese and

> > > crackers ......just some thoughts...

> > >

> > > Angie

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Blend 1 egg with 1 tbsp lemon juice or 1 tbsp vinegar (I use lemon juice

and you could even use lime). Drizzle in 1 cup of oil while blender is

on. I use sunflower now. Olive would probably be healthier but I

didn't like the taste with the olive.

You can really spice it up by adding a clove of garlic or some herbs.

Anti Candida sack lunch for Child - recipe for

mayo

I was wondering if someone could post a recipe for

'good quality' mayo???

--- canda <canda@...> wrote:

> I usually make a chicken salad, moistened with good

> quality mayo (I've

> noticed some recipes on some candida websites). I

> put all kinds of veggies

> into it---bell peppers, even habanero peppers

> (although I expect your

> daughter might not want those--lol). I used to make

> it as a sandwich, using

> spinach instead of lettuce, but now I'm going to put

> it in a little

> tupperware, sans bread, and eat it like that.

>

> You could do tuna salad in that manner as well.

>

> Hope that helps,

> Anne

>

> On 12/30/03 6:58 PM, " RubeeRed002@... "

> <RubeeRed002@...> wrote:

>

> > Rainy,

> > How about yogurts, fresh veggies such as carrots

> sticks, celery sticks,

> > green peppers, cucumbers and such. Can she eat

> cheese alternatives like tofu

> > cheese? Can she eat wheat or is that a problem? If

> not then try cheese and

> > crackers ......just some thoughts...

> >

> > Angie

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

thank you . Do you have any more recipes you

could share?

--- B <sbulmer@...> wrote:

> Blend 1 egg with 1 tbsp lemon juice or 1 tbsp

> vinegar (I use lemon juice

> and you could even use lime). Drizzle in 1 cup of

> oil while blender is

> on. I use sunflower now. Olive would probably be

> healthier but I

> didn't like the taste with the olive.

>

>

>

> You can really spice it up by adding a clove of

> garlic or some herbs.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Anti Candida sack lunch for

> Child - recipe for

> mayo

>

>

>

> I was wondering if someone could post a recipe for

> 'good quality' mayo???

> --- canda <canda@...> wrote:

> > I usually make a chicken salad, moistened with

> good

> > quality mayo (I've

> > noticed some recipes on some candida websites). I

> > put all kinds of veggies

> > into it---bell peppers, even habanero peppers

> > (although I expect your

> > daughter might not want those--lol). I used to

> make

> > it as a sandwich, using

> > spinach instead of lettuce, but now I'm going to

> put

> > it in a little

> > tupperware, sans bread, and eat it like that.

> >

> > You could do tuna salad in that manner as well.

> >

> > Hope that helps,

> > Anne

> >

> > On 12/30/03 6:58 PM, " RubeeRed002@... "

> > <RubeeRed002@...> wrote:

> >

> > > Rainy,

> > > How about yogurts, fresh veggies such as carrots

> > sticks, celery sticks,

> > > green peppers, cucumbers and such. Can she eat

> > cheese alternatives like tofu

> > > cheese? Can she eat wheat or is that a problem?

> If

> > not then try cheese and

> > > crackers ......just some thoughts...

> > >

> > > Angie

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> > >

> > >

> > >