Re: School Lunches and SCD

[Guest guest]

What foods does she eat now and like?

Kudos to the school!!!!! That's awesome

Misty Kimble

CD - no meds

SCD - Jan 2008

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> Hi All,

> This will be my daughters first year on SCD while in school. I am looking for

lunch ideas. She does have a nice thermas, but was wondering what other ideas

are out there.

>

> On another note, I was rather impressed with out school. They have offered to

freeze our muffins so she can participate in school parties, and will " tag " her

lunch ID so that if she tries to buy an illegal it will be denied.

>

> JoAnne

> Mom of 11 year old with UC

> SCD 2 months

>

[Guest guest]

At 08:18 PM 8/16/2010, you wrote:

On another note, I was rather

impressed with out school. They have offered to freeze our muffins so she

can participate in school parties, and will " tag " her lunch ID

so that if she tries to buy an illegal it will be denied.

Now that's impressive!

What foods can your daughter currently eat?

One of my favorite " carry with " foods is pecan souffle bread

roll-ups stuffed with any number of things, from homemade tuna salad to

gooshy beef spread. (In fact, I have to go make some gooshy beef spread

tonight, as my husband really likes it for his lunches.)

—

Marilyn

New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

Babette the Foundling Beagle

[Guest guest]

gooshy beef spread.Lol =) I could use some ideas for lunches too! Could I have your gooshy beef recipe and any other ideas for things you put in your souffle bread? Cheers!Alyssa 16 yo UC April 2008, dx Sept 2008SCD June 2009 (restarted)Prednisone 10 mg 1x per day (trying to wean!!!!)

[Guest guest]

(In fact, I have to go make some gooshy

beef spread tonight, as my husband really likes it for his lunches.)

— Marilyn

Hmm, Gooshy Beef Spread sounds a bit like my

usually gooshy Chicken Salad from the

blender! Hoping for your recipe. I'm so sick of

almost nothing but chicken in the protein department for years and years.....

[Guest guest]

Hi -

She can pretty much eat everything on the diet with the exception of coconut so

far and we have been going easy on the raw fruit and veggies. She is a PICKY

eater ugh. We found some legal turkey slices and wrap them in cheddar.

JoAnne

Mom of 11 year old with UC

SCD 2 months

>

> Hi All,

> This will be my daughters first year on SCD while in school. I am looking for

lunch ideas. She does have a nice thermas, but was wondering what other ideas

are out there.

>

> On another note, I was rather impressed with out school. They have offered to

freeze our muffins so she can participate in school parties, and will " tag " her

lunch ID so that if she tries to buy an illegal it will be denied.

>

> JoAnne

> Mom of 11 year old with UC

> SCD 2 months

>

[Guest guest]

sandwiches are always great. Do you have a good bread recipe? Oh wait - is the school nut free? That would be hard. I make cheese sandwiches for DH to take to work. He doesn't like much else, but you can always do turkey or anything else you would put on a sandwich.

I also make all sorts of things into pancakes. Regular pancakes, chicken, squash, cheese (DCCC) - DH likes finger foods. If you need any recipes, let me know.

Chips are great too. I make zuchini chips in my dehydrator with olive oil and salt. (I used to make them in the oven).

Will she eat eggs - hard boiled are easy and travel well.

Good luck!

To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Mon, August 16, 2010 6:18:19 PMSubject: School Lunches and SCD

Hi All,This will be my daughters first year on SCD while in school. I am looking for lunch ideas. She does have a nice thermas, but was wondering what other ideas are out there. On another note, I was rather impressed with out school. They have offered to freeze our muffins so she can participate in school parties, and will "tag" her lunch ID so that if she tries to buy an illegal it will be denied. JoAnneMom of 11 year old with UCSCD 2 months

[Guest guest]

Hi - the school is not nut free. I am looking for a good bread recipe if anyone

has one.

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> sandwiches are always great. Do you have a good bread recipe? Oh wait - is the

> school nut free? That would be hard. I make cheese sandwiches for DH to take

to

> work. He doesn't like much else, but you can always do turkey or anything else

> you would put on a sandwich.

>

>

> I also make all sorts of things into pancakes. Regular pancakes, chicken,

> squash, cheese (DCCC) - DH likes finger foods. If you need any recipes, let

> me know.

>

>

> Chips are great too. I make zuchini chips in my dehydrator with olive oil and

> salt. (I used to make them in the oven).

>

>

> Will she eat eggs - hard boiled are easy and travel well.

>

> Good luck!

>

>

>

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> To: BTVC-SCD

> Sent: Mon, August 16, 2010 6:18:19 PM

> Subject: School Lunches and SCD

>

>  

> Hi All,

> This will be my daughters first year on SCD while in school. I am looking for

> lunch ideas. She does have a nice thermas, but was wondering what other ideas

> are out there.

>

>

> On another note, I was rather impressed with out school. They have offered to

> freeze our muffins so she can participate in school parties, and will " tag "

her

> lunch ID so that if she tries to buy an illegal it will be denied.

>

>

> JoAnne

> Mom of 11 year old with UC

> SCD 2 months

>

[Guest guest]

I use the waffles (recipe is in BTVC and Everyday Grain Free Gourmet) as my

bread. Maybe because I was a BIG bread eater pre-SCD, I find all the bread

recipes taste, to me, like an egg casserole.

IBS

SCD 7-14-10

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> Hi - the school is not nut free. I am looking for a good bread recipe if

anyone has one.

>

[Guest guest]

I've made muffins from almond flour that have the taste and texture of " normal "

muffins. Every time I eat one, I know I'll never go back to grain muffins.

They're so dang good!

Holly

Crohn's

SCD 12/01/08

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> > Hi - the school is not nut free. I am looking for a good bread recipe if

anyone has one.

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