Here are a few substitutions that I have found useful.
For Substitute
Lemon juice Lemon zest and /or pear juice
Curry powder Any combination of the following
that you can tolerate: tumeric,
cumin (small amount), coriander,
cardamom, ginger, cinnamon,
black pepper
Soy milk Rice, almond or other nut milk,
coconut milk
Tofu Substitute cashews, chick peas, mung beans,
or organic eggs (if you eat them) for protein
in stir fry type dishes.
Vinegar, Blueberry or pear juice
Apple juice
Parmesan Nutritional yeast if tolerated,
or feta/goat cheese
Tomato sauce, Red peppers, roasted red peppers.
tomatoes Try this red pepper sauce, or
invent your own!
Mustard, Mayo, Homemade sauces, dips, or spreads can
Ketchup work well as toppings for veggie
burgers, or in wraps, pitas or sandwiches
Tamari/ Soy sauce A simple clear sauce with veggie broth (ic friendly),
salt, toasted sesame oil, maybe some honey
and black pepper if tolerated, plus any other spices
that work for you. You could also try coconut aminos.
Black tea You could try rooibus tea. It has a nice earthy taste
that is more similar to black tea than some other
herbal teas.
Sour cream Plain yogurt, if tolerated
thank you for these recipes ! Ihave been a vegetarian my whole life and was just diagnosed with IC recently. It is so hard to find vegetarian ic friendly recipes. Especially because I am no chef and don't have a ton of money to spend on food. This has been such a challenge for me. I appreciate any recipes I can find !
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for the feedback! Yes, although there are great resources for ic and for vegetarianism there aren't a lot for the two diets together (hence the idea for this blog!). The restrictions can be challenging, especially at first! Rest assured that there are vegetarian ic friendly things that you can eat which are yummy and healthy too! You can do it :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this list! I was just googling things that are in curry or chili powder to see what actual spices are in them and what of those I can have. This is incredibly helpful!
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