The food striker EATS again!!

[Guest guest]

Hello all-

We have finally found something my little food striker likes. Last

night I made him an SCD legal mini-pizza and he ate almost half of it.

Then today ate some more of the leftovers reheated in the toaster

oven. The only other thing he will semi-eat is a grilled cheese, he is

still iffy about the different breads (I've tried 2 different recipes)

but he will take a few bites and then try to pick the cheese out and

eat it.

Other than ABA techniques of pairing preferred with non-preferred, does

anyone have any other suggestions for getting him to expand his

choices? In other words where do we go from here?

Also - on the bread I have tried the sandwich roll/bun recipe in BTVC

(which the rest of us find DELICIOUS) and the Weston's white bread

recipe in Cooking to heal little tummies. Does anyone have any other

bread recipe that they can recommend?

Thanks!

Sheri

mom of 11yoPDD-NOS, 9yoASD

[Guest guest]

Sheri,

First, CONGRATS on getting your little food-stricker to eat. Is Weston's a cook

book that I can find out anywhere? I'd like that bread recipe. That may be an

idea to make a bread for my husband and help him get into the SCD thing. He

needs it so badly.

Bonita

The food striker EATS again!!

Hello all-

We have finally found something my Then today ate some more of the leftovers

reheated in the toaster

oven. The only other thing he will semi-eat is a grilled cheese, he is

still iffy about the different breads (I've tried 2 different recipes)

but he will take a few bites and then try to pick the cheese out and

eat it.

Other than ABA techniques of pairing preferred with non-preferred, does

anyone have any other suggestions for getting him to expand his

choices? In other words where do we go from here?

Also - on the bread I have tried the sandwich roll/bun recipe in BTVC

(which the rest of us find DELICIOUS) and the Weston's white bread

recipe in Cooking to heal little tummies. Does anyone have any other

bread recipe that they can recommend?

Thanks!

Sheri

mom of 11yoPDD-NOS, 9yoASD

[Guest guest]

Weston's bread is in the cookbook called " Cooking to Heal Little Tummies " . It's

a cookbook for kids, but you can find some good recipes for adults too. You can

get it from www.digestivewellness.com or www.scdiet.com.

Good Luck!

-Dena

Bonita Todd wrote:

Sheri,

First, CONGRATS on getting your little food-stricker to eat. Is Weston's a cook

book that I can find out anywhere? I'd like that bread recipe. That may be an

idea to make a bread for my husband and help him get into the SCD thing. He

needs it so badly.

Bonita

The food striker EATS again!!

Hello all-

We have finally found something my Then today ate some more of the leftovers

reheated in the toaster

oven. The only other thing he will semi-eat is a grilled cheese, he is

still iffy about the different breads (I've tried 2 different recipes)

but he will take a few bites and then try to pick the cheese out and

eat it.

Other than ABA techniques of pairing preferred with non-preferred, does

anyone have any other suggestions for getting him to expand his

choices? In other words where do we go from here?

Also - on the bread I have tried the sandwich roll/bun recipe in BTVC

(which the rest of us find DELICIOUS) and the Weston's white bread

recipe in Cooking to heal little tummies. Does anyone have any other

bread recipe that they can recommend?

Thanks!

Sheri

mom of 11yoPDD-NOS, 9yoASD

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonita-

The " Weston's White bread " recipe is in a great little cookbook

called " Cooking To Heal Little Tummies " . I am really enjoying as it

seems to have mostly kid-friendly recipes. I purchased it online at

www.SCDiet.com, just click on the SCD diet store link, then the

books/cookbooks link on the next page. I am also very pleased with

Grain-free gourmet, almost everything I have made in it has been

really good. (or if you just want the one recipe, email me off-post

and I will send it to you)

So far the sandwich roll recipe from BTVC has been tastier for the

majority of my gang,(I ordered a true " bun pan " from the King

Arthur's flour website and bake it in that) but the Weston's recipe

does " look " more like traditional bread so for my change-resistant

food striker, he is accepting it on the grilled cheese better than

the other.

Sheri

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> First, CONGRATS on getting your little food-stricker to eat. Is

Weston's a cook book that I can find out anywhere? I'd like that

bread recipe. That may be an idea to make a bread for my husband and

help him get into the SCD thing. He needs it so badly.

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> Bonita

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