Do you have any recipes that you want to share with me today?
by Iamallcool 12 Replies latest jw friends
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keyser soze
Spread peanut butter on a slice of bread. Spread jelly( I prefer grape) on another slice. Put them together. Enjoy.
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Iamallcool
keyser, it is for my mother, stop being a smart ass.
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Iamallcool
She likes to cook for me, she wants new recipes, thats why.
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Iamallcool
She is at early stages of Alzheimers Disease and I told her to cook some more recipes with Coconut Oil, she shows some signs of improvement but I think she will always have issues, time will tell how bad it will get in coming months.
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ruderedhead
What are you looking for, allcool? Main courses? Dinner? Breakfast? One pot? Diet restrictions? Are there things she dislikes ( my one daughter dislikes Indian food, whereas all the others love it) I have some easy recipes that my family is very fond of that I would be happy to share later this evening.
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Iamallcool
Dinner, Sugar free, low sodium (Sugar is bad for Alzheimers Disease and she needs to eat low sodium recipes too)
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Iamallcool
I will accept Breakfast recipes too.
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villagegirl
Coconut oil is good, also coconuts fresh with the juice/water. Peanut butter is not
a bad suggestion, walnuts, raw, even better, olive oil, fish-oil, salmon, salmon fresh,
salmon loaf, salmon sandwiches, salmon poached.
Keep her away from all "conventional" North American food,
NO processed, boxed, most canned, pre-packaged, stick to basic
fresh vegtables and fresh fruit, brown rice, whole grain, really dense,
really whole grain, bread, with no preservatives at all.
YES to nuts, seeds, almonds, tomatoe based pasta sauce.
No beef, no pork, no sausages, no perserved meats,
no luncheon meats, no hotdogs, no ham, no hamburgers.
nothing with nitrates or sulfates, including shampoo and
body wash which contain sodium laureth sulfates.
NO SODA POP. No aluminum cookware. No coated cookware.
Use stainless steel cookware. The others emit toxic fumes and
chemicals into food.