Tag: chicken
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Bubble and Squeak
Hubby had an emergency root canal yesterday, so something soft was required for dinner and I made Bubble and Squeak. Bubble and Squeak was one of my very first posts on this blog, so I thought it would be a good one to repost as my first post on the new site. Read more
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Cashew Chicken and Vegetables
This one is for when you have a little bit of time for preparation but it is worth it. Read more
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Crumbed Chicken Drumettes
These mini chicken drumsticks are easy to make and fun for kids to eat as they can hold them by the “handles” to eat. Great as a main meal or a snack. Read more
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Chicken Pot Pie and Simple Fruit Tarts
It’s been a while since I’ve blogged about using roast chicken left overs, and since roast chicken and vegies is a weekly occurrence at our place I have come up with lots of ways to use them. I recently made this with a new pastry that I found at the Maxi supermarket – Borg’s organic… Read more
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Chicken Pancakes
I used to make these chicken pancakes on a quite regular basis but had forgotten all about them since the recipe had mushrooms in it. It is from a book called “50 Ways with Chicken” by Rosemary Wadey. With a few small changes it was Oscar friendly – and he ate it! Chicken Pancakes Read more
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Mum’s Chicken Casserole and Apple Cake
We spent last weekend with my Mum and Dad, and Mum out did herself with these yummy Oscar-friendly recipes. The photos don’t do them justice. Read more
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Home Made Tortillas – Success!
Every time I shop on Allergy Train, I find something new. Last time it was Miss Roben’s Tortilla Mix. Its Fructose Friendly, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Dairy Free, Egg Free, Nut Free, Wheat Free, Low Salicylates, Low Amines, Low Glutamates and RPAH Strict Elimination Diet Suitable.Prior to Oscar’s diagnosis a regular meal in our house was tortillas/burritos/tacos – the kind that comes in a box with… Read more
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Chicken, Leek and Potato Pie
This another recipe from our elimination diet, using just low chemical (or failsafe) ingredients. Chicken, Leek and Potato Pie (Low Chemical / High Amines) Serves 4 1 tablespoons sunflower oil 3 cloves garlic, crushed 3 shallots, chopped 2 leeks, trimmed, halved, washed, sliced 400g potatoes, peeled, diced into 1cm cubes 1/4 cup plain flour 1… Read more
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Chicken and Vegetable Lasagna (2)
A variation on my chicken and vegetable lasagna, this time with less vegetables. I also included a small amount of tomato as part of Oscar’s high salicylate re-introduction. Chicken and Vegetable Lasagne (Low Chem/Amine, Low Glutamates, Low/Moderate/High Salicylates) Pre-cooked lasagna sheets (enough for 3 layers in a 20 x 20cm baking dish) 3 cups diced… Read more
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Roast Chicken in a Slow Cooker
We were given a slow cooker for Christmas and I got to use it for the first time a few weeks ago to cook roast chicken and vegetables. The chicken was extremely tender and full of flavour, and the vegetables, despite cooking for 8 hours were perfect, although the zucchini turned black but still tasted… Read more
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Chicken Sausage Rolls
A variation on my sausage roll recipe, to use up some more zucchini! [gmc_recipe 4421] Read more
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Stuffed Zucchini Boats
The problem with growing your own zucchinis is that they go from being “normal” sized to enormous overnight and you end of with a pile of zucchinis that look like these 4kg beauties. It takes a lot of zucchini recipes to use these up, so I decided to make a stuffed zucchini, the only problem… Read more
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Home Made Pizzas
Pizza’s used to be a pretty regular menu item in our house before the elimination diet came along – take away ones that is. From our very first week of the elimination diet, home made pizzas have been a bit of a staple. We usually make them after having a roast chicken (using the leftovers),… Read more
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Chicken and Ricotta Fingers
This is another great recipe from the Better Health Channelthat’s very easy and toddler friendly and even better, it required little modification. I haven’t tried the steaming method as I don’t have a steamer, but baking them worked just fine. [gmc_recipe 5162] Read more
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Chicken and Egg Pasta Bake
We had a period of 5 or 6 days a while back where Oscar was having nightmares, wondering if it was food related we decided to go back to a low chemical diet for a few days. For something a bit different I made up the following pasta bake, which turned out really well, which… Read more
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Home Made Sushi
One of my goals for this year has been to make sushi rolls for Oscar. Before we went on the elimination diet, one of our favourite things to do was eat a couple of Sushi Rolls whenever we were out shopping. The problems with sushi rolls is that the Nori seaweed is suspected of… Read more
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Easy Week Night Meals – Chicken and Lentils with Rice
This is another recipe that comes under the heading “Things to do with leftover roast chicken’. If you have some cooked chicken and vegetables on hand, this is a very quick and simple mid-week meal. Chicken and Lentils with Rice Chicken and Lentils with Rice (Low Chem) 3 shallots, finely chopped 1 tblspn sunflower oil… Read more
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Barbequed Chicken Strips with Chunky Chips and Pear and Bean salad
We managed to have one BBQ last week before the weather turned cold again. BBQs are so easy and there’s a lot less cleaning up required in the kitchen. This is one of our most popular BBQ combinations, its quick and easy to do. The marinade for the chicken is the Golden Marinade recipe from… Read more
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Chicken Rissoles
These rissoles are great for storing in the freezer and bringing out for a BBQ at home, or to take to a BBQ somewhere else. Chicken Rissoles [gmc_recipe 3224] Read more
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Easy Week Night Meals – Fried Rice
Since starting on the elimination diet, fried rice has become one of our week-night staples. It is easy to make and very quick, especially if you already have cooked chicken on hand. We usually have some left over roast chicken in the freezer. This recipe is based on Birgit’s Indonesian-style fried rice, in The Failsafe… Read more