No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
Panna Cotta.No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
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Thanks. I might try one with chocolate as she's been denied all the other yumminess we've served.Panna Cotta.No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
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Cheese sounds good, too. Don't have any on hand and DH is back from the store. Something to file away for next time!how about a cheese plate?.
Panna cotta is pretty nice all on it's own, but remember that you might need to increase the sugar if you put cocoa in, since cocoa is bitter. Or you could make the panna cotta plain, mix some powdered sugar and cocoa and dust it over the unmolded panna cotta. Lots of ways to go with this.Thanks. I might try one with chocolate as she's been denied all the other yumminess we've served.Panna Cotta.No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
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I would give the companion a choice.Second question- should the dining companion in any case like this get:
I would only do this for the starter. The tablemate usually gets what everyone else is getting but I can make enough of a starter to offer that person a choice..
- What the tablemate is getting?
- What everyone else is getting?
- A choice between the 2?
Because most of the recipes I'm finding serve 8 I'm thinking I might make 2 just in case. I don't need or want 8 of them as we already had something else planned for everyone else. Should have thought of this earlier. But, we could just put off tomorrow's until the next day.Panna cotta is pretty nice all on it's own, but remember that you might need to increase the sugar if you put cocoa in, since cocoa is bitter. Or you could make the panna cotta plain, mix some powdered sugar and cocoa and dust it over the unmolded panna cotta. Lots of ways to go with this.Thanks. I might try one with chocolate as she's been denied all the other yumminess we've served.Panna Cotta.No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
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As for the companion, it's entirely up to you. We usually only make for that person, since they have the diet issue and the other person wants to be treated like everyone else.
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That's like the story of the teenager who supposedly died after kissing her boyfriend who had eaten a peanut butter sandwich. Which was not the case.I would give the companion a choice.Second question- should the dining companion in any case like this get:
I would only do this for the starter. The tablemate usually gets what everyone else is getting but I can make enough of a starter to offer that person a choice..
- What the tablemate is getting?
- What everyone else is getting?
- A choice between the 2?
Off topic just a little, a fellow innkeeper just told me that the GF guest she just had stated that her husband also had to eat a GF breakfast because she was so sensitive that if she kissed him and he had eaten gluten, it would cross contaminate and make her ill.
Yowzer!!
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Panna Cotta is pretty simple, David Leibovitz has a great recipe.Because most of the recipes I'm finding serve 8 I'm thinking I might make 2 just in case. I don't need or want 8 of them as we already had something else planned for everyone else. Should have thought of this earlier. But, we could just put off tomorrow's until the next day.Panna cotta is pretty nice all on it's own, but remember that you might need to increase the sugar if you put cocoa in, since cocoa is bitter. Or you could make the panna cotta plain, mix some powdered sugar and cocoa and dust it over the unmolded panna cotta. Lots of ways to go with this.Thanks. I might try one with chocolate as she's been denied all the other yumminess we've served.Panna Cotta.No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
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As for the companion, it's entirely up to you. We usually only make for that person, since they have the diet issue and the other person wants to be treated like everyone else.
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And, reading the recipes I'm realizing this is very similar to the jello wigglers I did a few months ago. Duh. Totally forgot those. (I think you mentioned making real panna cotta instead of using packaged ingredients.)
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That's the one I'm using. I just walked to the store and bought cream. By golly, I'm using it! I also got some semi sweet choco chips to melt into it. Setting it up in margarita glasses. Putting some more of the mini chips on top. And, to gild the lily, a little whipped cream.Panna Cotta is pretty simple, David Leibovitz has a great recipe.Because most of the recipes I'm finding serve 8 I'm thinking I might make 2 just in case. I don't need or want 8 of them as we already had something else planned for everyone else. Should have thought of this earlier. But, we could just put off tomorrow's until the next day.Panna cotta is pretty nice all on it's own, but remember that you might need to increase the sugar if you put cocoa in, since cocoa is bitter. Or you could make the panna cotta plain, mix some powdered sugar and cocoa and dust it over the unmolded panna cotta. Lots of ways to go with this.Thanks. I might try one with chocolate as she's been denied all the other yumminess we've served.Panna Cotta.No fruit, period. No veggies. Nothing 'fiber-ous'. This is a starter, not a main. We've got the main covered. Essentially I think she's living on carbs & meat. Tummy troubles. Don't want to make plain muffins altho I guess I could make fruity muffins and hold some out without fruit.When you say no fruits do you mean whole? or no juice or fruit flavoring either?.
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As for the companion, it's entirely up to you. We usually only make for that person, since they have the diet issue and the other person wants to be treated like everyone else.
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And, reading the recipes I'm realizing this is very similar to the jello wigglers I did a few months ago. Duh. Totally forgot those. (I think you mentioned making real panna cotta instead of using packaged ingredients.)
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http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2009/04/perfect-panna-cotta/
You don't need to use cream or half and half, plain milk works fine, it's just not as rich. Essentially it's a milk jello that is light on gelatine. You can make the 4 or 8 servings and use immediately what you need and keep the rest in the fridge to serve another day. Or you can serve this one plain and dress it up for everyone else. It's also rather easy to just warm up again and reset.
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What else is there? White bread and processed sausage?Madeleine said:Need some sort of starter with no fiber. No fruits, no whole grains.
Colitis, IBS, Crohn's there are so many that there is no way to tell. Certainly not a balanced diet, though.Am I missing something here? Has this person had a part of their stomach removed? I ask as my grandfather had this when I was very young and ate a fried egg every day, and always ate steak or pork chops. No veggies or fruit..
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