discussions
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lipsie |
lipsie replied May 15, 2009 9:45 AM
Hey there, I wish I had a answer for ya. My fiance has a allergy as well, and I just had not been able to try eatting fish..I too...I thought I was also allergic but just dunno for sure...have not tried, And yeah most cookbooks focus on that in your diet so its gotta be in there. If you find anything lemme know please! And of course I will you as well! Good luck! Love yasssssssss Sheila |
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Anonymous replied July 29, 2009 3:05 AM
I don't bother with cookbooks anymore and I do a LOT of cooking. There are so many recipes sites on the internet now and most can be searched to help you avoid those recipes with fish or mushrooms. A lot of the recipe sites also give nutritional content. The more I study recipes and cooking and cooking techniques I am convinced that "diabetic recipes" are really those foods prepared with low fat, higher fiber, limited carbohydrates and little or no refined carbohydrates. I love experimenting with "regular" recipes to make them diabetic friendly. Good luck and Bon Appetit! |
SkipT |
SkipT replied July 29, 2009 5:49 AM
I don't use cookbooks, but I have a favorite recipe site that is great for low carb recipes:
sahm0315 replied October 6, 2009 9:53 PM I am checking out Skip's link..... I love to cook & bake and love seafood but 3 of my 4 children don't and I am always on the look out for family friendly recipes. |
sweething |
sweething replied October 10, 2009 6:59 PM
Could the good recipes you find that have fish in them could you use chicken? |
Does anyone know of cookbooks for Diabetics that is not full of fish recipes. I have allergy to fish and mushrooms and every cookbook I have checked out are full of recipes with both. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who knows answer