Reged: 06/01/04
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Loc: Maine (IBS-A stable since July '05!)
Well, one of my #1 suggestions is actually kind of the opposite of quick: a crock-pot. It doesn't take very long to throw a bunch of ingredients in the pot, and then it cooks all day while you're doing other things. There are THOUSANDS of crock-pot recipes out there, and most of them can be easily adapted to the IBS diet guidelines, because crockery cooking is a low-fat-required cooking method to begin with. There's also some safe recipes already in the Recipe Index to get you started. And the bonus is that a crockpot isn't a huge investment - mine was $10 brand new at Walmart.
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Re: Making TIME a success
There are THOUSANDS of crock-pot recipes out there, and most of them can be easily adapted to the IBS diet guidelines, because crockery cooking is a low-fat-required cooking method to begin with. There's also some safe recipes already in the Recipe Index to get you started. And the bonus is that a crockpot isn't a huge investment - mine was $10 brand new at Walmart.
