Does Anyone Have A Cookbook for Diary Free and Fat Free Cooking?

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

I need help with trying to eat.

I need a diary free and fat free cookbook. Other than eating the cover

of the book does anyone have any info for my problem?

Thanks for any help,

Susie

[Guest guest]

Susie;

I work part time at a major culinary store. I'll check our cookbook

product line for what you need and post a reply Tuesday.

Dick

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I need help with trying to eat.

>

> I need a diary free and fat free cookbook. Other than eating the

cover

> of the book does anyone have any info for my problem?

>

> Thanks for any help,

>

> Susie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Susie, if you look into the file section or database section; sorry

I forget which; of this board you will find a section on nutrition.

Heidi and Fliss have several recipes on there that might work for you.

I have never tired them because when I was sick I could not even so

much as look at food much less prepare any. I pretty much lived off of

slimfast, chicken noodle soup and tons of vitamins and minerals. That

is of course when I could tolerate them.

However, I have read the recipes and they do look good. I have had the

benefit of enjoying Heidi's cousine first hand and she is a wonderful

cook so I can imagine the recipes to be quite good as well. If you do

run across any recipes that you enjoyed, please share them with the

group. Perhaps they can also be included with the recipes that are

already in the database. The more the merrier right.

Hope this helps.

[Guest guest]

;

It cracks me up that chicken noodle soup is your friend. Me too!

When I get out of hospital I do 's chicken noodle soup for

two weeks along with Contin MS. It gets me through it ok. I have

come to accept that I will have a pancreas attack every 4-5 months or

so, soooo.. I purchase the soup by the case at Costco. I also stock

up on Pedialyte.

Between having things ready for me and Alan to go to hospital (the

duffel bag packed with human clothing by the front door [jamies and t-

shirts, some jeans and socks, two of my pillows which are not wrapped

in plastic like the hospital ones that make your head all sweaty,

sheets/pillowcases and a few towels: hospital towels are too small

and not fulffy soft , and the sleeping bag for Alan to sleep upon

along with a case of dog food in the truck and his away from home

bowl and a can opener] and stuff here [the chicken noodle soup and

Pedialyte] for when we come home: we are all set.

I have learned to kinda plan for pancreatitis and by doing so, the

whole thing is less uncomfortable and easier to accept and deal with

when it happens. Must be the Boy Scout in me.

Dick

& Alan

P.S.

Oh yea, I forgot the laptop PC. They haven't figured out that I

spend a lot of time on the web while in hospital. True it is dial-

up, not DSL, but I am happy to have what I have.

>

> Hi Susie, if you look into the file section or database section;

sorry

> I forget which; of this board you will find a section on

nutrition.

> Heidi and Fliss have several recipes on there that might work for

you.

> I have never tired them because when I was sick I could not even so

> much as look at food much less prepare any. I pretty much lived

off of

> slimfast, chicken noodle soup and tons of vitamins and minerals.

That

> is of course when I could tolerate them.

>

> However, I have read the recipes and they do look good. I have had

the

> benefit of enjoying Heidi's cousine first hand and she is a

wonderful

> cook so I can imagine the recipes to be quite good as well. If you

do

> run across any recipes that you enjoyed, please share them with the

> group. Perhaps they can also be included with the recipes that are

> already in the database. The more the merrier right.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

>