Gluten Free

Make these low fodmap meringue cookies and you will look amazingly accomplished, even though chocolate chip cookies are way harder to make than these lovely little cloudlike creations.

Low fodmap veal stew is an adaptation of a velvety, rich french veal stew that substitutes safe ingredients such as sliced green onion stems, dried porcini mushrooms and white wine for the unsafe ones in the original.

Low fodmap cocoa protein balls are a chocolatey peanut buttery and mapley snack that is totally gluten free and low fodmap.

Low Fodmap cocoa cupcakes can be made with GF flour, GF chocolate chunks, and lactose free or almond milk, and are still moist and delicious.

Low fodmap homemade biscuits are light, fluffy and low fodmap, but can also adapt to gluten free and lactose free ingredients and still retain their lovely biscuit character.

This shrimp fried rice recipe is low fodmap and gluten free, but still tastes delicious. You can substitute browned chicken breast for the shrimp, if seafood is not your thing and this dish will still be as yummy as any fried rice delivered by your local Asian place.

Gluten free Angel food cake is light, luscious and fodmap free when made with the recipe on ibskitchn.com.

The ibskitchn.com Low fodmap Chocolate Chip cookies using the original Toll House cookie recipe can be made gluten free by substituting measure for measure GF flour for AP flour,

Low fodmap congee is a simple rice porridge that IBS folk can enjoy without IBS symptom repercussions.

Low Fodmap frittata is a gluten free, dairy free, IBS safe version of an Italian frittata. It contains yummy bacon, fried potatoes and cheese of your choice – GF or lactose free or daity free.

These low fodmap and IBS safe pumpkin oatmeal cookies are so chewy and rich tasting even though they do not contain milk, butter or eggs.

Low fodmap southern cole slaw is made with fresh green cabbage, carrots, Hellman’s mayonnaise and a secret ingredient.