healthy... the tasty way
Banana bread is an awesome baked good to make. It is easy, perfect if you have extra ripe bananas to use up, and it is a sweet treat that doesn’t need much sugar since the bananas are a great sweetener. Oats bring out the sweetness in recipes and also allow to use less sugar. Following The Eczema Diet doesn’t mean you can’t have banana bread!
I have been following The Eczema Diet for over a year now. Although I travelled by plane a couple times and stayed in hotel rooms, I never deviated from the diet during that time. I thought it might be useful to some if I shared how I do this. Note that you can totally go to restaurants and follow the diet as closely as possible
These pancakes are lightly adapted from the pancakes I made all the time even before following The Eczema Diet. I had them often a couple months ago, got out of the habit of making them, and just rediscovered them this week. They are so easy to make, they won’t take any more time to make than oatmeal! I loved to eat these pancakes with the banana
I’ve already expressed my current love for roasted Brussels sprouts. I’ve always loved vegetables, including Brussels sprouts, which is one a lot of people seem to hate. Roasting brings out the flavours and adds a bit of caramelization, which makes them even tastier! Adding roasted Brussels sprouts to pasta is one of my favorite ways to use them. With some leek and garlic added to
In the winter, I often make stew and soup because it is so comforting. I tend to just throw everything I have in a pot, but found myself remaking this version with big chunks of cabbage and lots of red lentils often. So why not share it! I love this soup because of the savoury flavour and thickness the lentils provide. I also add a
