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Cooking for a person on dairy and wheat free diet

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  • 22-01-2011 9:09pm
    #1
    CheekyChops
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    Anyone got suggestions for starter, main course and dessert for cooking for someone who is dairy and wheat free diet
    Thanks


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    #2
    Nevyn
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    Miso soup to start, stir fry with rice/rice noodles and sorbet for desert.

    Garlic mushrooms/stuffed mushrooms to start, roast chicken roast veg, potatoes for main and baked apples with soya custard/ pavlova with soya cream.


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    Darkginger
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    Starter: Seared scallops with lime, garlic, soy sauce and chilli, served on crispy salad leaves

    Main: Pan-fried breast of duck with an orange jus, game chips and wild mushrooms, sugar snap peas and carrots

    Dessert: Exotic fruit salad (lychees, mango, starfruit) with a honey drizzle and a sprinkle of sesame seeds

    OK, I know that's all a bit 'out there' - but it's what I'd like to eat! There's always prawn cocktail (unless the eggs in the mayo are considered to be 'dairy'?), steak, chips and salad, and poached pears for dessert. Or garlic and chilli pan fried langoustines (using olive oil), poached salmon with boiled spuds and peas, and a champagne jelly for pud. I could go on...


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    the beer revolu
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    Darkginger wrote: »
    Starter: Seared scallops with lime, garlic, soy sauce and chilli, served on crispy salad leaves

    Main: Pan-fried breast of duck with an orange jus, game chips and wild mushrooms, sugar snap peas and carrots

    Dessert: Exotic fruit salad (lychees, mango, starfruit) with a honey drizzle and a sprinkle of sesame seeds

    OK, I know that's all a bit 'out there' - but it's what I'd like to eat! There's always prawn cocktail (unless the eggs in the mayo are considered to be 'dairy'?), steak, chips and salad, and poached pears for dessert. Or garlic and chilli pan fried langoustines (using olive oil), poached salmon with boiled spuds and peas, and a champagne jelly for pud. I could go on...

    Regular soyy sauce has wheat in it.


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    Darkginger
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    Sorry, should have specified tamari soy sauce - which is wheat-free :)


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    jdivision
    Registered Users Posts: 4,260 ✭✭✭jdivision


    Thai Fish cakes- http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/thaifishcakeswithgre_12214
    Thai Red curry - most of the Thai Gold range is suitable
    Meringue with raspberry coulis and fresh fruit


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