Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Week 4: Dairy Free/Gluten Free

Breakfast:Link

  • Coconut bread cereal with berries
  • Boiled eggs with fried plantains and strawberriesLink
  • Southwestern omelet with black beans
  • sausage and veggie corn bread with fruit (need a recipe or I'll have to wing it)

Snacks:

Dinners:

After Dinner Treats

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Week 3: Dairy Free/Gluten Free

Breakfast:Link

Snacks:

- recipe for carrot chips in the oven in case my food dehydrator doesn't arrive in time -
http://weelicious.com/2010/07/27/carrot-chips/

Dinners:

After Dinner Treats

  • coconut milk drizzled over strawberries
  • pumpkin milkshake
  • Coconut balls
  • Fresh fruit

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Week 2: Dairy Free/Gluten Free

Breakfast:Link

Snacks:Link

Dinners:

  • gluten free chicken pot pie filling over corn bread
  • Oregano chicken and mushroom with corn on the cob and steamed broccoli/carrot mix
  • Grilled burgers with fried plantains and green beans
  • Meatloaf with chopped greens and grilled sweet potatoes
  • Oven crispy fish with peas and mashed potatoes
  • Moroccan stew

After Dinner Treats

  • Strawberry pudding
  • Nut butter cookies
  • Pure fruit

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Week 1: Dairy Free/Gluten Free

Breakfast:Link

Snacks:

Dinners:

  • Make Ahead Recipes for Sun, Mon, Thurs –
  • Meatballs with sneaky marinara sauce and green beans
  • Baked chicken with sautéed summer squash and dairy free ranch dip
  • Lettuce wrapped beef tacos with dairy free sour cream, salsa, and mixed veggies
  • Dinner with a friend –
  • Roast beef with mashed pumpkin and fried okra
  • Salmon patties with lemon caper sauce and broccoli
  • Herbed steak strips with mango kale salad and carrots

After Dinner Treats

Friday, September 9, 2011

Well, we have just begun a new adventure with Dr. Josh Axe from the Exodus Health Center. I've been reading a lot of information from him about nutrition and health and really like his wholistic, natural approach. So, for the next 10 months we will be meeting with him and his staff for wellness care! I'm very excited but not completely sure what to expect from it. Our first appointment and nutrition consult was this week. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) Blake was put on a gluten free/dairy free diet again. It is part of an effort to solve his continuing issues with digestion and congestion. I hope, I hope, I hope it's not dairy or gluten because long term I do not want his diet to be that restrictive! However, for the next 2 months our menus will be gluten free and dairy free. Perhaps that will provide a nice, new resource for you! I know I'll be doing even more research to find enjoyable, homemade foods.

Friday, September 2, 2011

This Week’s Menu

Breakfast:

  • Crustless spinach quiche with tomato sauce
  • (G) creamy pasta egg skillet
  • (G) Soaked grain waffles with raspberry sauce
  • Coconut bread cereal and berries
  • Grain free banana pancakes or fritters

Snacks:

  • (G) Carrot crackers and spinach dip
  • Salsa hummus and veggies
  • Homemade trail mix or bars

Dinners:

  • HOA cookout: sundried tomato burgers with homemade ranch and root veggie fries Link
  • (G) Veggie bean burritos with homemade soaked tortillas
  • (G) Herb baked chicken and butternut squash pasta and green beans
  • IQ tuna patties with homemade tartar and steamed broccoli
  • Herb baked eggs with homemade sausage and fried sweet potatoes
  • Beef burgundy over cauliflower rice and a side of peas
  • Chicken cacciatore with black beans and corn

After Dinner Treats

  • Smoothies (mochaccino for the adults; peaches and cream for Blake)
  • (G) Carrot pineapple muffins with cream cheese icing
  • Creamed peaches with crushed nuts
  • Coconut almond fudge served with strawberries