Re: coconut chicken/shrimp

[Guest guest]

Great recipe! thanks .

Sheila

> Not sure if a recipe like this has been posted yet.. I'm a newbie.

but i just made my daughter

> coconut chicken and she ate two helpings! I just cut up the chicken

breast nugget size, put in

> in an eggwash then into a bowl of unsweetened shredded coconut. I

fried the nuggets on the

> stove in coconut oil then made a dipping sauce of honey and mustard.

you could also add

> some mango or a little orange zest to the sauce. you could also

substitue shrimp for chicken

> if it is tolerated. my daughter loved it and i didn't think it was

half bad myself! definately one

> we will mark as a keeper. joey

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Anita,

> Hi Sheila. I've been wanting to use shredded coconut that is

called for in

> some recipes but all that I have found has sulphites in it. I'd

prefer to

> have no sulphites, but wondering if they are legal.

Yes, the sulphites are legal. You may be able to find sulphite

free, sugar free coconut at health food store (is there a whole

foods near you) . I believe our local grocery carries natural

coconut in their " Natural foods " section.

I have also been giving

> my son Lucas organic coconut milk (diluted) to replace the brown

rice milk

> he was drinking for 2 years. I know that I can make my own,

however I was

> hoping to find something legal I could purchase as I have 3 little

one's

> under age 4 1/2 and one on the way. It has been difficult trying

to get

> Lucas to drink other things. He does not drink on his own (he

used to) and

> must have so much fluid/day as he has Diabetes Insipidus (as a

result of

> neurosurgery May '04 to remove a tumour in the hypothalamus). My

husband

> and I spoon it into him. Will the bit of guar gum prevent Lucas

from

> healing fully?

Unfortunately, the guar gum can feed the " nasties " . Will he drink

any of the legal diluted juices? What about homemade almond milk...

(is he allergic to other nuts)? How about banana smoothies? If he

isn't ready for yogurt yet you can blend ripe bananas with water and

use that as a bevarage.

> He used to love soup but no longer. We do not stop trying

though. We could

> not do the intro diet as Lucas would not eat any of the suggested

foods.

> Since starting a few months ago Lucas' stools have been quite soft

and runny

> at times. Lately they have been sandy as well.

If not using nut flours or coconut the sandy stools may be result of

bile salt from die off etc.. Epsom salt baths and/or activated

charcoal may help.

He has started to bang his

> head again and other autistic tendencies have begun to reappear.

Prior to

> starting Lucas had regular bowel movements (1-3/day). We have not

> introduced any probiotics or enzymes yet, although I am quite

eager to do

> so. I just want to make sure that we are purchasing the right

ones and can

> get Lucas to take them in applesauce.

There are some legal supplements listed at

www.pecanbread.com/supplements

Are you using homemade applesauce?

Sheila, SCD 61 mos, 22 yrs UC

mom of and

[Guest guest]

Hi Anita,

> Hi Sheila. I've been wanting to use shredded coconut that is

called for in

> some recipes but all that I have found has sulphites in it. I'd

prefer to

> have no sulphites, but wondering if they are legal.

Yes, the sulphites are legal. You may be able to find sulphite

free, sugar free coconut at health food store (is there a whole

foods near you) . I believe our local grocery carries natural

coconut in their " Natural foods " section.

I have also been giving

> my son Lucas organic coconut milk (diluted) to replace the brown

rice milk

> he was drinking for 2 years. I know that I can make my own,

however I was

> hoping to find something legal I could purchase as I have 3 little

one's

> under age 4 1/2 and one on the way. It has been difficult trying

to get

> Lucas to drink other things. He does not drink on his own (he

used to) and

> must have so much fluid/day as he has Diabetes Insipidus (as a

result of

> neurosurgery May '04 to remove a tumour in the hypothalamus). My

husband

> and I spoon it into him. Will the bit of guar gum prevent Lucas

from

> healing fully?

Unfortunately, the guar gum can feed the " nasties " . Will he drink

any of the legal diluted juices? What about homemade almond milk...

(is he allergic to other nuts)? How about banana smoothies? If he

isn't ready for yogurt yet you can blend ripe bananas with water and

use that as a bevarage.

> He used to love soup but no longer. We do not stop trying

though. We could

> not do the intro diet as Lucas would not eat any of the suggested

foods.

> Since starting a few months ago Lucas' stools have been quite soft

and runny

> at times. Lately they have been sandy as well.

If not using nut flours or coconut the sandy stools may be result of

bile salt from die off etc.. Epsom salt baths and/or activated

charcoal may help.

He has started to bang his

> head again and other autistic tendencies have begun to reappear.

Prior to

> starting Lucas had regular bowel movements (1-3/day). We have not

> introduced any probiotics or enzymes yet, although I am quite

eager to do

> so. I just want to make sure that we are purchasing the right

ones and can

> get Lucas to take them in applesauce.

There are some legal supplements listed at

www.pecanbread.com/supplements

Are you using homemade applesauce?

Sheila, SCD 61 mos, 22 yrs UC

mom of and

[Guest guest]

Hi Anita,

> Hi Sheila. I've been wanting to use shredded coconut that is

called for in

> some recipes but all that I have found has sulphites in it. I'd

prefer to

> have no sulphites, but wondering if they are legal.

Yes, the sulphites are legal. You may be able to find sulphite

free, sugar free coconut at health food store (is there a whole

foods near you) . I believe our local grocery carries natural

coconut in their " Natural foods " section.

I have also been giving

> my son Lucas organic coconut milk (diluted) to replace the brown

rice milk

> he was drinking for 2 years. I know that I can make my own,

however I was

> hoping to find something legal I could purchase as I have 3 little

one's

> under age 4 1/2 and one on the way. It has been difficult trying

to get

> Lucas to drink other things. He does not drink on his own (he

used to) and

> must have so much fluid/day as he has Diabetes Insipidus (as a

result of

> neurosurgery May '04 to remove a tumour in the hypothalamus). My

husband

> and I spoon it into him. Will the bit of guar gum prevent Lucas

from

> healing fully?

Unfortunately, the guar gum can feed the " nasties " . Will he drink

any of the legal diluted juices? What about homemade almond milk...

(is he allergic to other nuts)? How about banana smoothies? If he

isn't ready for yogurt yet you can blend ripe bananas with water and

use that as a bevarage.

> He used to love soup but no longer. We do not stop trying

though. We could

> not do the intro diet as Lucas would not eat any of the suggested

foods.

> Since starting a few months ago Lucas' stools have been quite soft

and runny

> at times. Lately they have been sandy as well.

If not using nut flours or coconut the sandy stools may be result of

bile salt from die off etc.. Epsom salt baths and/or activated

charcoal may help.

He has started to bang his

> head again and other autistic tendencies have begun to reappear.

Prior to

> starting Lucas had regular bowel movements (1-3/day). We have not

> introduced any probiotics or enzymes yet, although I am quite

eager to do

> so. I just want to make sure that we are purchasing the right

ones and can

> get Lucas to take them in applesauce.

There are some legal supplements listed at

www.pecanbread.com/supplements

Are you using homemade applesauce?

Sheila, SCD 61 mos, 22 yrs UC

mom of and