Fermented Food Adventures & Recipes
Chimichurri is a classic Argentinian condiment traditionally made with fresh herbs, garlic, vinegar or lemon juice, and oil, often served alongside grilled steak. But for those managing conditions like gastritis, GERD, or common reflux, the acidity from vinegar and citrus juice can be a challenge. This acid-free version keeps the […]
Living with GERD or gastritis can sometimes feel like your old favorite foods are off-limits. Fried rice, for example, might seem like something you’ll never enjoy again — but that’s not at all true. With just a few simple tweaks, you can make a version that’s gentle on the stomach […]
Herbs de Provence is a classic blend of aromatic herbs originating from the Provence region of France. This blend is a staple in Mediterranean cuisine and is cherished for its ability to enhance the flavors of various dishes. Traditionally, Herbs de Provence includes a combination of thyme, rosemary, oregano, tarragon, […]
This Herbs de Provence Chicken recipe showcases the delightful flavors of the classic herb blend. Here’s my recipe for making the mix yourself and a bonus recipe for herbs de Provence roasted root veggies! These recipes are gastritis/GERD, Paleo, and Keto compliant! This a simple yet flavorful dish. Those without […]
Caldo Verde, meaning “green broth” on account of the generous amount of kale added, is a beloved Portuguese soup known for its comforting and nourishing qualities. Originating from the Minho Province in northern Portugal, it’s traditionally enjoyed at celebrations like weddings and birthdays. This version is tailored for those with […]
Are you ready to turn a humble can of peas into a star meal? When one of your favorite dishes from before your GERD or gastritis days is allowable (or encouraged) on your anti-inflammatory diet, you know you’re in for a treat! This is simply because these kinds of “elimination” […]
Rutabaga is a hearty and satisfying root vegetable. It is actually a member of the cruciferous family of vegetables which includes things like broccoli, cauliflower, kale and more. It is high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Of course, we can see its closer resemblance to cousins like turnips and radishes. […]
So, why does ramen have quotes around it in my title? If we’re talking about Ramen noodles, these are traditionally made with wheat flour. It is therefore a gluten-containing product which we would ordinarily advise people on a gastritis (and potentially GERD) diet to avoid, at least for the first […]
What do goji berries, which originated and are heavily cultivated in China, have to do with tabouleh, the Middle Eastern salad of couscous, generous amounts of chopped parsley, and lemon juice? I recently started eating dried goji berries after learning about their incredible anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, and the fact […]
At first glance, many types of Asian cuisine may seem out of bounds for those with gastritis, GERD, simple reflux, and other gut disorders. This could be due to the pungent compounds in ingredients like onions, garlic and black pepper, the hot spice of chili peppers, the addition of acids […]