This delicious and well-balanced Bon Appetit recipe is naturally low FODMAP!
If you can’t find summer squash anymore, you can substitute with zucchini (just be sure to keep the zucchini serving size to 1/2 cup or less).
This delicious and well-balanced Bon Appetit recipe is naturally low FODMAP!
If you can’t find summer squash anymore, you can substitute with zucchini (just be sure to keep the zucchini serving size to 1/2 cup or less).
Are you choosing fruit juice instead of a soda? Then the answer is YES.
Are you consuming more than 8 ounces of fruit juice per day? Then the answer is NO.
Don't confuse the health benefits of fruit juice with that of a whole fruit. For example, 1 cup of apple juice = 120 calories, 0.2 grams fiber, 27 grams sugar, and a good dose of Vitamin C and potassium. The whole apple, on the other hand, contains 95 calories, 4 grams of fiber, 15 grams of sugar, and a wider variety of nutrients. The peel also contains a much higher concentration of phytochemicals (bioactive compounds in foods that may reduce risk of chronic disease).
The term "smoothie" has become synonymous with "health", but many commercially made smoothies are full of sugar. Take for example the Odwalla Citrus C Monster Smoothie. The only actual whole fruit in it is half a peach and the rest of the "fruit" comes from fruit juice. It has 52 grams of sugar! Granted, this is not added sugar, but these are extra calories our bodies don't need.
I was inspired by an article in Bon Appetit which described cooking with a "mis en place" style. It involves prepping on Sunday with sauces/condiments/vegetables that can get you through the week. There is nothing novel here in the approach of readying large batches of food, but the idea of a weekly sauce is new. I started with the Miso-Tumeric Dressing and Nori Mayonaise. With rice, a protein, and sautéed vegetables, it was a delicious and easy meal that we enjoyed for dinner and then again for 2 lunches. The Nori mayo, however, will not be made again in our house...way too strong and it looked very unappetizing by day 2.
Next up for this coming week: Momofuku's Ginger Scallion Sauce
Many people report feeling better when they eliminate gluten from their diet. Yet, most researchers believe that a very small percentage of the population are actually "non-celiac gluten sensitive". A FODMAP called fructan may be the real culprit.
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