Re: pecanbread: kids AND adults?

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I started with the book for the first six months or so. Later I found

it on the web. The recipes were easier and the intro is more flexible

because I couldn't tolerate very much at all. I never really followed

the stages because by that time I was finding out what I could

tolerate. I could never do butternut squash or pumpkin, etc. but

could eat baby lima beans which are advanced, etc. I noticed a lot of

adults on there for all kinds of reasons.

I like the recipes--can't lie there. It's geared towards kids but for

anyone who can't eat the intro foods, the ideas on pecanbread are much

less strict. (Roasted chicken, etc.)

Debbie 40 cd

scd originally 12/05

> greetings all ,

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> Since the pecanbread site explicitly addresses needs of kids, I'm wondering

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> what degree their recs apply to adults, with respect to matters of portions,

> timing, etc, not with respect to general premise of diet. In other words,

> should adults follow recs exactly the same as those presented to kids? Hope

> I'm not splitting demographic hairs or guts, but as a composition

> instructor, I

> get easily hung up on such rhetorical matters as audience.

> thanks,

> tom

> ibs

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