no matter how much
you ate yesterday, you
still need to eat today
Nasi Goreng
Indonesian Fried Rice
Indonesian food ! Did you ever try it ? If not you definitely should ! We don’t know about you, but we love fried rice. It is just an easy, fast and super delicious way having a healthy lunch. And as we are a fan of all asian food, we could not resist but had to create our own Nasi Goreng. Of course gluten-free, dairy-free, low in histamine and PCOS friendly.
Gluten free Garlic Naan
Naan. This oily, full of garlic, crispy bread heaven…full of gluten. Who doesn’t like it !? As we love to go out for dinner and as we love Indian food, Garlic or Cheese Naan is a must have. So we decided to recreated our own gluten-free garlic Naan.
Original Thai Curry
Thai food. Here we go again. After visiting Bangkok in 2018, eating Thai curry after Thai curry, we realized that we want to find the recipes that will remind us about those amazing meals.
Pad Thai with rice noodles and chicken
Thai food. Pad Thai. One of our favourite foods. We had it on one of our first dates and it’s one of our most ordered foods, still. To learn how to cook Pad thai, it takes some practices.
Low histamine, vegan paprika - carrot sauce with Pasta
One of my favorite meals is Pasta with tomato sauce and parmesan. I mean: it’s the most basic meal probably existing but so delicious. If I could, I would eat it every day. But when I got diagnosed with histamine intolerance and PCOS, it was gone from my meal list as it contains dairy and histamine.
Minced Meat Pasta Skillet
I love Pasta. It is one of my favorite side dishes. Honestly, If I could, I would eat pasta everyday. But when I got diagnosed with PCOS, it was hard to find Pastas that are delicious, low in carbs and whole-grain. After a while I found “Buckwheat Pasta” and gave it a try.