Low FODMAP and Gluten Free Food in London
Serves 2 Ingredients 1 pack of Asda light and lean sausages (or whichever your favourite sausages are)400g of Butternut Squash1 medium size red pepperA jar of Belly Goodness Nomato SauceGarlic infused oil Method Take the gluten free sausages and butternut squash, and cook - I used my air fryer to cook them but you can... Continue Reading →
Fodilicious released some Low Fodmap cookie buttons last year, in cocoa crunch and I instantly fell in love. They are yummy and morish, and even non-fodmappers such as Mr FFL love them! The cookie buttons are allergen free and made with natural ingredients. So they are gluten, dairy and nut free, and vegan friendly. They... Continue Reading →
Purezza is based in Camden, a few minutes walk from Camden Town tube station. It's a 100% vegan pizzeria and has lots of gluten free options. In fact it was the first vegan pizza restaurant in the UK and has won many awards for its food. I was kindly invited down to try their food... Continue Reading →
I created this low fodmap and gluten free dish one week night, as I had some rice noodles to use up. It is quite a sweet dish but I love it. Its quick and easy to make, perfect when you get home from work and you are feeling really hungry. Serves 2Ingredients 2 medium sized... Continue Reading →
In April, Mr FFL tried to take me away for a surprise weekend but I managed to find out where we were going half way along the journey (as I was looking at traffic problems on the GPS). Opps! The weekend was in the lovely city of Bath but my first thoughts were 'Will I... Continue Reading →
Fody Foods kindly sent me some of their seasonings to try. So as Mr FFL and I were having a Saturday night in, we thought what better than to create some low FODMAP and gluten free enchiladas. They are fun to make and healthy too. Ingredients (serves 2) 3 Chicken Breasts B Free Mulitgrain Wraps... Continue Reading →
I had not had a curry for over 3 years before I put together this low Fodmap and gluten free Tikka Masala recipe. I can imagine fellow Fodmappers are the same, as it is often full of onion and garlic! This curry is slow cooked so takes 8.5 hours and serves 4 people, or what Mr FFL and I do... Continue Reading →
Mr FFL and I created this dish one Friday night when I found some Waitrose Butternut Spaghetti and bought it home on a whim. It's a very creamy and delicious bake. Perfect for a cold winters evening! Serves 2 Ingredients Waitrose Butternut Spaghetti (or just a standard butternut squash cut into ribbons) 4 rashers of... Continue Reading →
I don't even know where to start with this blog! There are so many amazing things to talk about!! But I'll give it a go..... A group of ladies who are all gluten free, which I have connected with via Instagram have started to meet up in London to sample the greatest gluten free food... Continue Reading →
I struggle on the fodmap diet to have a large number of nutrients in my diet. I do try and add more vegetables into my diet, but often stick to the ones i feel 'safe' with. I have been asked by my family which vegetables i would like to have with my Christmas roast so... Continue Reading →
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