Non acidic sauce for pasta chicken etc

Posted 9 years ago, 3 users are following.

libralady13

Hi I reluctantly looked again at my copy of the low acid cookbook but still don't like the recipes and there are so many ingredients to buy. As pensioners we do have to keep to a food budget. Can anyone give me a recipe for a non acidic sauce for pasta,rice chicken etc. Can you send me a private message if you have a a recipe you are succesfully using. It would be good if there was an british recipe book for LPR. Forgot to mention nothing with fish as I don't like it. Thanks.

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Glennie68 libralady13

Posted 9 years ago

Hi Libralady,
Are you ok with dairy? If so I may have a recipe for you!
- libralady13 Glennie68
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Sorry I already replied to your private message. Yes I am ok with dairy.
  Once again thanks.
Worrychick libralady13

Posted 9 years ago

Hi, you could try a coconut based sauce (thai) or pesto without tomatoes I also use mayonaisse blended with fresh herbs and heated gently, and of course good old gravy; and stock cubes to make a risotto with rice. x
- libralady13 Worrychick
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Thank your for your ideas, much appreciated. I might try a risotto have had it in the past before all this in a restuarant but never tried it at home as husband is not keen. Best wishes to you.
- Worrychick libralady13
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  My son also makes a carbonara from cream cheese, eggs and ham x
- libralady13 Worrychick
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Thanks I assume you could use the very light cream cheese. I will also pass this on to my daughter who is dieting and loves carbonara.
- Worrychick libralady13
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Yes light is fine just add eve cooked bacon or Ham to cooked pasta and stir in cream cheese and beaten egg and litaof black pepper and Parmesan if you like

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