veg-dc: Tall Order

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the suggestion...I will give it a try. It would be great to be able

to find recipies for stuff I have on hand...and to keep out the things I don't

want too.

 

My allergy doc is in the Kansas City area. His name is Dr. Baptist. He's an

MD but he is somewhat open to some " alternative " stuff. From what I've heard,

some allergists are very conventional...and not all that helpful. Dr. Baptist

treats things like autism, ADHD, and a bunch of other illnesses that normally

are not thought to be related to allergies. The Fibromyalgia Coalition (also in

the KC area) strongly recommended him. Apparently he gets very good results in

Fibro.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Rebecca

 

EarthLovinMomma <earthlovinmomma wrote:

The files section of this group are amazing! But I do understand

what you are asking...more of a database where you can request

recipes without certain ingredients. The only one that I can think

of is www.allrecipes.com You can do a search by ingredients...ones

that you want, ones that you don't, and an additional keyword. For

example, you can type corn and rice in the " want " category because

you know you have those things on hand, then put " wheat, tomatoes,

mushrooms, yeast, oranges " in the " don't category " , and then

put " soup " in the keyword box because you want soup for dinner. (or

whatever) Keep in mind that I don't think the database would

recognize the word gluten. You will still get recipes with oat or

barley in them but you would be searching through way less recipes

doing it this way than just browsing.

 

Hope that helps!

~Nina

Momma to 2 gluten-free kiddos

 

PS Where did you get your allergy/intolerance testing done? One of

my daughters are having food allergy/intolerance sysmptoms and I

can't figure out what the problem food/s is/are. Thanks!

 

, Jenni Billings

<cre8injen@g...> wrote:

>

> Hi Rebecca,

> there is a wonderful Vegan and gluten free . We have

a

> ton of recipes in the file sections, and it's a great place to

get

> support, as there are many members who have and continue to deal

with

> sever dietary restrictions.

>

> /

>

> Good Luck!

>

> =) jenni

> On Dec 3, 2005, at 12:45 PM, Rebecca Gavin wrote:

>

> > I know this is a tall order, but there are many very

knowledgeable

> > people on this list.

> >

> > I would like to find a website were you can find vegan recipies

but

> > can search according to special dietary needs such as gluten-

free,

> > etc.

> >

> > I am avoiding gluten these days and also have found out that I

am

> > allergic to tomatoes, mushrooms, yeast, and oranges.

> >

> > That was just from the first round of tests.

> >

> > I find that my digestive system is much happier since I've been

> > avoiding gluten. Anybody else on a gluten free diet?

> >

> > Rebecca

> >

> >

> > Listen to my Launchcast radio station ...

http://launch./

> > lc/?rt=0 & rp1=0 & rp2=1558268213

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kraft used to have a section where you could plug in two or three ingredients

and it would pull up a recipe. The only problem with it was everything featured

dairy products. If you don't mind having to adapt the ideas you get, you could

try that one.

 

BL

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sounds like he might be trained in the DAN (Defeat Autism Now) protocol and in

clinical ecology. Count your blessings. Such mds are few and far between.

 

BL

My allergy doc is in the Kansas City area. His name is Dr. Baptist. He's

an MD but he is somewhat open to some " alternative " stuff. From what I've

heard, some allergists are very conventional...and not all that helpful. Dr.

Baptist treats things like autism, ADHD, and a bunch of other illnesses that

normally are not thought to be related to allergies. The Fibromyalgia Coalition

(also in the KC area) strongly recommended him. Apparently he gets very good

results in Fibro.