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cheesehead mom
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Ladies I am a basic cook so having a hard time coming up with an easy new baby meal for this family: no soy, milk, eggs or wheat. Any suggestions?
Laura
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chili and corn bread? hmm no corn bread has some of that.. corn chips/tortilla chips?
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Along what Jodie was saying - how about some sort of stew or thick soup, like chili, that could be served over potatoes or rice? If you do dessert, it could be a fruit crisp (apples, pears, berries, whatever) with an oatmeal topping, no flour.
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Does no wheat, mean NO flour--can you use oat flour? How about butter--use Margarine?
Laura
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Arroz con pollo
Baked chicken with roast potatoes and a salad
Chili with rice
Split pea soup with ham
chicken or beef enchiladas (no cheese, corn tortillas)
potato soup
lentil soup
Chicken Cacciatore served over rice
beef stew with potatoes and carrots
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Red beans and rice
tacos (minus cheese and sour cream). could add guacamole
meatloaf with potatoes or rice and salad
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Mmm pretty much our diet at present,
A stir fry with fried rice.
Savoury Mince and vegies.
Honey, Soy, Lemon Chicken and vegies. REally, really easy to make but delicious.
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I cook no eggs, wheat or milk for my son's allergies
My meals to bring to families are very basic:
Baked chicken and rice
Pot roast (I make in crockpot or oven) with potatoes or rice
Veggies and fruit are always easy; simple salads or makings; frozen veggies cooked, add salt.
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Thanks for the great ideas Ladies. Pork roast on sale this week so that is the winner with baked potatoes.
L
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