Tasty Recipes, Limited Ingredients
This creamy shrimp recipe is done using almond milk instead of regular milk. This makes it mostly dairy free, as dairy can be a big trigger for a lot of people. There is still Parmesan cheese in it, but Parmesan cheese is known for being low in lactose and many people with acid reflux disease can eat it with no problems.
This is an easy lunch for a weekend! I'll admit it isn't the healthiest thing I could eat, but it's a nice go to when I don't know what to eat, as I tend to have all the ingredients for it. It can also be browned in a skillet for a more even browning, but I personally like it done on my portable electric grill.
This Fall meal is full of healthy and delicious ingredients! Normally my husband shys away from meals without meat in them, but even he really enjoyed this dinner! The dressing really brings it all together for a savory dish.
Fritters are generally associated with things being fried, but these baked ones are delicious! I won't lie they aren't the pretties things, and they kind of look like colored clay when they cook, but they taste great!
Whenever we have food related events at work, I can really only eat the things that I bring, and this bean dip is perfect for that! The amount in this recipe is meant more for a smaller amount of people, but it can be easily doubled or tripled.
This soup is a great Fall/Winter staple. It's a super easy and healthy slow cooker meal, that makes enough for the whole family!
Butternut squash is probably my favorite Fall vegetable, it is so versatile and can be added to lots of dishes. The chewiness of the orecchiette pasta and kale goes great with the softness of a cooked squash, and the Parmesan cheese on top really completes the dish. It makes it a perfect meal for a cool Autumn day!
I don't often make desserts, but I was feeling like having some cookies this week! These banana oatmeal cookies, are quick and easy, making it a nice recipe to make even after working all day.
Working from home? If so this sandwich makes a quick and delicious lunch. It takes about 15 minutes in total, or you can cook up multiple breasts and eat the leftovers for lunch! This sandwich also goes great with some avocado on it or fresh tomatoes, if you can have those!
It's starting to cool down a bit where I live, and curry is the perfect warm food to cook in the evenings. Although I call this recipe a curry, it uses the "curry" spice mix, which is linked below, that doesn't actually contain any curry. I find that the spice curry itself not only causes issue with myself, but with many people with GERD or LPR.
