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Thai Basil Curry Paste | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Thai Basil Curry Paste | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

Thai Basil has a such a delicate, delicious flavour. This zesty, flavourful curry paste can be made spicier by increasing the amount or type of chillies you use. It makes a beautiful, low FODMAP curry. (Read this, if you are new to Low FODMAP eating). Thai Basil Curry Paste MAKES About 1 to 1 1/2 …

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Coriander Pesto | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Coriander Pesto | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

This ain’t your nonna’s pesto. This isn’t anything like traditional Basil Macadamia Pesto, though the herbs are ‘pounded’ or blended. We also throw in some nuts and if you like, some parmesan cheese. But this spicy pesto would be great on barbecue meat, seafood or veges. It makes a nice dip if you leave it …

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Coriander Chilli Butter | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Coriander Chilli Butter | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

Place a slice of this Coriander Chilli Butter on barbecue meat, fish or vegetables. Watch as it melts and oozes into your meal, adding flavour and all that great buttery goodness! Coriander Chilli Butter MAKES About 1 cup INGREDIENTS 250gm organic salted butter, softened 1 cup of fresh coriander leaves 1 fresh red chilli 1 …

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Coriander Curry Paste | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Coriander Curry Paste | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

A delicious way to make the most of an abundance of fresh coriander (AKA cilantro). This zesty, flavourful curry paste isn’t too spicy (though you can increase the chilli heat if you like) but makes a beautiful, low FODMAP curry. (Read this, if you are new to Low FODMAP eating). Coriander Curry Paste MAKES About …

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Pumpkin Cornbread | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Pumpkin Cornbread | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

What a great side to have with pulled meat from the slow cooker, soaking up the BBQ sauce, or the gravy on a rich casserole. It goes great with soup, even with Pumpkin Soup, or as a side for Crunchy Baked Chicken. It might need warming up the next day, but it is amazing toasted, with …

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Chicken + Vegetable Risotto | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Risotto | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

Risotto is a big time winner in our house. The kids always eat it, even when there is lots of vegetables in it. It’s cheesy, creamy and can be made with healthy bone broth and vege puree. Best of all, it can made in advance and reheated, or actually freezes and defrosts really well. Chicken …

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Vege Fritters | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Vege Fritters | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

I like a big chunky fat fritter. Am I going to say no to skinny batter type vege fritter? Of course not. But I just love when fritters come with some real gumption to them, and you can dip them in sweet chilli sauce or tzatziki, and you can fill them with loads of veges. …

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Roast Vege Dip | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Roast Vege Dip | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

This Roast Vege Dip is a great way to use up leftover roast veges, and goes great with vege sticks, or crackers for a healthy snack at a picnic or BBQ. Or spread it on toast, topped with crumbled fetta, lactofermented veges and rocket. Roast Vege Dip MAKES About 2 cups INGREDIENTS 2 cups roasted vegetables (combination …

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Mint + Dill Pesto | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Mint + Dill Pesto | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

This lovely herby pesto goes great with any lamb dish, especially grilled lamb chops. It can be used to flavour up flame grilled chicken or fish. Or spread on bruschetta or cucumber slices, topped with some fetta and pine nuts! Mint + Dill Pesto MAKES  About 1/2 to 1 cup INGREDIENTS 1 cup dill sprigs 1 …

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Slow Cooker Asian-style Beef Cheeks | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP

Asian-style Beef Cheeks | Gluten Free, Low FODMAP | Growing Home

This slow cooked Asian-style beef cheeks dish is full of flavour, and after 8 hours in the slow cooker, it is so tender. You can add plenty of veges, for a healthy family dinner. Beef cheeks are not a commonly used cut these days, but have gained popularity as more chefs feature them on their menus and …

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