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Hi I am looking for some good low potassium meals/snacks ect.
Have heard conflicting foods to be or not to be used so trying to make a list.
Look forward to your reply Guy
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marj01201 guy75306
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Guy,
I'm on a low potassium diet too-- I can eat 2000 mg of potassium daily.
Davila has renal friendly menus. Many of them are lower potassium menus. But all of them include modifications from renal dietitians to lower potassium level, carb level, protein level, etc.
Other CKD organizations' web sites also include renal friendly recipes.
I've also found a meatloaf recipe without tomato sauce, tomatoe paste, or tomatoes of any sort. It has a garlic sauce that you can make to put on it rather than typical gravy. I'll look it up and try to post the link to the recipe in another post along with several of my other personal favorite recipes.
Marj
marj01201 guy75306
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Here's the meatloaf recipe. I omit the salt and increase the herbs, onions, celery, and so forth.
Learn about 1770 House Meatloaf at //www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/1770-house-meatloaf-recipe-2109034
marj01201 guy75306
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Well, this forum may not let me post actual links to renal friendly recipes. So, I'll list a few here. If you Google they will pop up for you on the internet.
Apple cranberry coleslaw with celery seed dressing (favors recipe)
Apple cider marinade (Rachel Ray recipe--check, she's got two or three versions of this. I use the version that has Apple cider, mustard, thyme, and olive oil only.. I use this to marinade boneless, skinless chicken breasts. Then I grill them. I have them with the Apple cranberr coleslaw recipe I mentioned above; one of my favorite meals.)
Chicken fajitas - I sautée red bell peppers, onions, and a little garlic in olive oil. I then add boneless, skinless chicken tenders and cook then through with the vegetables. Warm a few flour tortillas. Put the fajita mixture in the tortilla. Top with a little sour cream. You can also mix Mrs Dash taco or fajita seasoning mix into the sour cream if you want.
Apple cider beef stew (Davila recipe)
Beef barley stew (davita recipe)
High protein oatmeal
1/3 cup quick cooking steel cut oatmeal
1/2 cup cinnamon applesauce (unsweetened)
1/3 cup liquid egg white
2/3 cup water (or almond milk)
Microwave on high for 3 minutes. Stir. Then eat. You could add dried cranberries, or some other renal friendly berry (i.e., strawberries, raspberries, blueberries).
I eat this every morning for breakfast.
Just a few of my favorite recipes. I look forward to seeing what others post!
Marj