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vegetables – Page 2 – surviving the food allergy apocalypse

Tag: vegetables

  • Seared Tuna Steak Salad

    This is one of those areas where Denise and I diverge — neither of us is allergic to fish, but I love tuna, and she hates it. Conversely, she loves haddock, and I, eh, can’t get excited about it. If you’re pro-tuna, this might be your recipe. The first time I had tuna — and…

  • Chopped Cobbish Salad in a Jar, gluten-free, allergy-friendly

    This recipe comes from two sources. First, a salad I read about on a menu and was really excited to try — until I was informed by our knowledgeable server that all the sauces and dressings at the restaurant were unsafe for me. How is it possible that not a single sauce was allergy-friendly? I…

  • Chimichurri Spiced DIY Tater Tots

      Here’s another more adult tater tot flavor, because I love cilantro and I made a whole lot of chimichurri sauce by accident, so this seemed like a good way to use up the extra. Again you could probably pan fry these instead of baking them, but baking seems a bit easier to me. Chimichurri…

  • Roasted Garlic and Pesto DIY Tater Tots

      I just planted a whole bunch of potatoes in the garden, so I’m going to need some recipes to deal with them. I decided to try to make some adult flavored tater tots.  You’ll need a food processor or a blender, and if you don’t have food processor, a grater. I baked these, but…

  • Carrot Chickpea Curry

    Carrot Chickpea Curry, a vegan, allergy-friendly summer dish

  • Vegan Black Bean Pumpkin Taco Salad

    During the holidays, I fully explored that cookie obsession that was in evidence in all of our Friday posts. Overall? They weren’t too bad, though the results were a little mixed. Turns out that parchment paper is an amazing invention that no gluten-free baker should be without, and keeping the dough cold is important. Also,…

  • Butternut Squash Soup

    If I’m completely honest, I have some mixed feelings about butternut squash. In some preparations, its earthy and fruity and warming. In others, I don’t know, but I don’t like it. For our holiday potluck, though, one of my coworkers made an apple and squash soup that was quite lovely and tasty. She share the…

  • Roasted Autumn Vegetables with a Balsamic Glaze

    It’s fall (I’m not discussing the “winter” word yet, although it snowed here yesterday) with all those yummy, carbohydrate-filled veggies available. This dish is pretty easy but seems complicated to those who aren’t in the know.  Also, although this may seem like a lot, it’s great as leftovers.  I even love it cold over a…