Vegan food blogs and LID
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Food blogs are my pleasure reading. When I thought of turning to the food blogs for low-iodine recipes, the first thing I thought of was vegan blogs in general, and Susan V.'s Fatfree Vegan Kitchen (FFVK) in particular. The reason I thought vegan blogs would be a good idea is because, while they are usually soy-heavy (and the FFVK is no exception), they have no eggs, no milk, and no fish, all high-iodine foods. In addition, most recipes calling for soymilk are easily made with nut milk or rice milk, and soy sauce can usually be replaced with salt.
Here are some great ideas from Susan's blog, but I recommend poking through some of the other blogs at the bottom of this post and finding ideas for yourself.
Brown and Wild Rice with Asparagus
Tropical Sweet Potato Delight
Roasted Delicata Squash and Cauliflower with Curry Sauce
Pasta with Roasted Vegetables and White Bean Pesto (replace canned beans with home-cooked ones)
Other great vegan blogs:
Notes from the Vegan Feast Kitchen
Eat Air - A Vegan Food Log
Post Punk Kitchen Blog
Vegan Lunch Box
Those are just a few of my faves. You can find lots more on those blogs' lists of links.
Happy hunting!
Here are some great ideas from Susan's blog, but I recommend poking through some of the other blogs at the bottom of this post and finding ideas for yourself.
Brown and Wild Rice with Asparagus
Tropical Sweet Potato Delight
Roasted Delicata Squash and Cauliflower with Curry Sauce
Pasta with Roasted Vegetables and White Bean Pesto (replace canned beans with home-cooked ones)
Other great vegan blogs:
Notes from the Vegan Feast Kitchen
Eat Air - A Vegan Food Log
Post Punk Kitchen Blog
Vegan Lunch Box
Those are just a few of my faves. You can find lots more on those blogs' lists of links.
Happy hunting!